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-		+	''[[Monk]]'' is an American dramedy series created by [[Andy Breckman]] and starring [[Tony Shalhoub]] as the title character. The show debuted on July 12, 2002, on the [[USA Network]] and ended after eight season in 2009. '''[[Monk\|(Read more...)]]'''
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-	* 11/27/2009: [[Mr. Monk and the End, Part 1]]
-	:-Monk is called to a crime at the location where he first heard the news of his wife's murder and must solve the most important investigation of his life before a slow acting poison kills him.

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Mr. Monk and the Billionaire Mugger

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Mr. Monk and the Billionaire Mugger

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	Myra, seeing that the game is up, hurriedly swears that whatever happened was all Archie's idea, and she knew nothing. In rage, Archie draws a gun and takes aim at her, and Disher tackles him. In the struggle, a stray shot is fired, and "Fraidy Cop" takes off running again, to the delight of the press and the aggravation of Stottlemeyer.		Myra, seeing that the game is up, hurriedly swears that whatever happened was all Archie's idea, and she knew nothing. In rage, Archie draws a gun and takes aim at her, and Disher tackles him. In the struggle, a stray shot is fired, and "Fraidy Cop" takes off running again, to the delight of the press and the aggravation of Stottlemeyer.

-	In the end, Monk and Sharona get their money from Otterman, thanks to some help from Maratta.	+	In the end, Monk and Sharona get their money from Otterman, thanks to some help from Moratta.
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Mr. Monk Is the Best Man

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	The next day, Stottlemeyer is on a cloud, even over the scene of his next case, a grisly, burned corpse found in a public park. [[Randy Disher\|Disher]] speculates that the man was a derelict - an empty liquor bottle was found nearby - who was shot and burned as a lark by some local thugs. But Stottlemeyer notices some signs that it was more deliberate.		The next day, Stottlemeyer is on a cloud, even over the scene of his next case, a grisly, burned corpse found in a public park. [[Randy Disher\|Disher]] speculates that the man was a derelict - an empty liquor bottle was found nearby - who was shot and burned as a lark by some local thugs. But Stottlemeyer notices some signs that it was more deliberate.

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-	The original theme is also heard in episode 1 of season 2 during the closing credits, and in episode 8 of season 3 as Monk drives to Los Angeles with his neighbor and father-in-law. It is also heard in several other episodes as the show enters the credits and then kicks into the new theme's instrumental.	+	The original theme is also heard in episode 8 of season 3 as Monk drives to Los Angeles with his neighbor and father-in-law. It is also heard in several other episodes as the show enters the credits and then kicks into the new theme's instrumental.

	For the season 6 episode, "Mr. Monk and the Rapper," guest star Snoop Dogg performed a hip-hop version of "It's a Jungle out There," and he accompanied Monk with "Here's What Happened" in rap form.		For the season 6 episode, "Mr. Monk and the Rapper," guest star Snoop Dogg performed a hip-hop version of "It's a Jungle out There," and he accompanied Monk with "Here's What Happened" in rap form.
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-	The original theme is also heard in episode 8 of season 3 as Monk drives to Los Angeles with his neighbor and father-in-law. It is also heard in several other episodes as the show enters the credits and then kicks into the new theme's instrumental.	+	The original theme is also heard in episode 1 of season 2 during the closing credits, and in episode 8 of season 3 as Monk drives to Los Angeles with his neighbor and father-in-law. It is also heard in several other episodes as the show enters the credits and then kicks into the new theme's instrumental.

	For the season 6 episode, "Mr. Monk and the Rapper," guest star Snoop Dogg performed a hip-hop version of "It's a Jungle out There," and he accompanied Monk with "Here's What Happened" in rap form.		For the season 6 episode, "Mr. Monk and the Rapper," guest star Snoop Dogg performed a hip-hop version of "It's a Jungle out There," and he accompanied Monk with "Here's What Happened" in rap form.
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-	Im Chris, TheObsessiveDetective here on Monk Wiki. Monk is one of my favorite shows and i will be here to try and contribute to the site as much as possible. If anyone is ever to need help with the site dont hesitate to contact me to help...ill be here! :)	+	Im Chris, TheObsessiveDetective here on Monk Wiki. Monk is one of my favorite shows and i will be here to try and contribute to the site as much as possible. If anyone is ever to need help with the site dont hesitate to contact me to help...ill be here! :)   You can also find me on my very own The CSI Miami wikia.

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 Im Chris, TheObsessiveDetective here on Monk Wiki. Monk is one of my favorite shows and i will be here to try and contribute to the site as much as possible. If anyone is ever to need help with the site dont hesitate to contact me to help...ill be here! :)

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Mr. Monk and the Candidate

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Background Information and Notes:

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	* [[Stellina Ruisch]] makes the first of several appearances as Trudy Monk; mid-way through Season Three, she was replaced by [[Melora Hardin]].		* [[Stellina Ruisch]] makes the first of several appearances as Trudy Monk; mid-way through Season Three, she was replaced by [[Melora Hardin]].
	* On the ''[[Monk Cast Favorites Marathon]]'', this episode was listed as one of [[Traylor Howard]]'s favorites.		* On the ''[[Monk Cast Favorites Marathon]]'', this episode was listed as one of [[Traylor Howard]]'s favorites.
-	* This is one of only two two-part episodes in the series. The others are "[[Mr. Monk Is On The Run]]" and  "[[Mr.Monk and the End]]."	+	* This is one of only two two-part episodes in the series. The others are "[[Mr. Monk Is On The Run]]" and  "[[Mr. Monk and the End, Part 1\|Mr.Monk and the End]]."

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Mr. Monk and the Candidate

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Background Information and Notes:

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	* [[Stellina Ruisch]] makes the first of several appearances as Trudy Monk; mid-way through Season Three, she was replaced by [[Melora Hardin]].		* [[Stellina Ruisch]] makes the first of several appearances as Trudy Monk; mid-way through Season Three, she was replaced by [[Melora Hardin]].
	* On the ''[[Monk Cast Favorites Marathon]]'', this episode was listed as one of [[Traylor Howard]]'s favorites.		* On the ''[[Monk Cast Favorites Marathon]]'', this episode was listed as one of [[Traylor Howard]]'s favorites.
-	* This is one of only two two-part episodes in the series. The other is "[[Mr. Monk Is On The Run]]."	+	* This is one of only two two-part episodes in the series. The others are "[[Mr. Monk Is On The Run]]" and  "[[Mr.Monk and the End]]."

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2009-12-13T17:26:02Z

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Randy Disher

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	*When the first two letters of Disher's first and last name (Disher's original last name being Deacon), are paired with the first two letters of Leland Stottlemeyer's first and last names, the result is Lestrade. Lestrade was the police contact in many of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories.		*When the first two letters of Disher's first and last name (Disher's original last name being Deacon), are paired with the first two letters of Leland Stottlemeyer's first and last names, the result is Lestrade. Lestrade was the police contact in many of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories.
	*Disher is [[left-handed]]		*Disher is [[left-handed]]
-		+	*[[Adrian Monk]] and him are the only characters to appear in all episodes.

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Mr. Monk's 100TH Case

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	==Background Information and Notes==		==Background Information and Notes==
-	*[[Brooke Adams]], [[Tony Shalhoub]]'s real-life wife, reprises her role as flight attendant [[Leigh Harrison]] from Season One's "[[Mr. Monk and the Airplane]]." Adams played three other characters on the show, [[Abigail Carlyle]] from Season Three's "[[Mr. Monk and the Kid]]" and Sheriff [[Margie Butterworth]] from Season Five's "[[Mr. Monk Visits a Farm]]."	+	*The opening montage features crime-scene photos of [[Debbie Ringel]] and [[Tony Gamelobo]], the featured victims of "[[Mr. Monk and His Biggest Fan]]" and "[[Mr. Monk and the Buried Treasure]], respectively.
		+	*[[Brooke Adams]], [[Tony Shalhoub]]'s real-life wife, reprises her role as flight attendant [[Leigh Harrison]] from Season One's "[[Mr. Monk and the Airplane]]." Adams played three other characters on the show, [[Abigail Carlyle]] from Season Three's "[[Mr. Monk and the Kid]]", Sheriff [[Margie Butterworth]] from Season Five's "[[Mr. Monk Visits a Farm]]" and Mrs. [[Edith Capriani]] in "[[Mr. Monk and the Badge]]."
	* The criminals caught by Monk interviewed in prison include:		* The criminals caught by Monk interviewed in prison include:
	**[[Jimmy Belmont]] from "Mr. Monk Visits a Farm";		**[[Jimmy Belmont]] from "Mr. Monk Visits a Farm";

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	\| Episode no. = 6.12		\| Episode no. = 6.12
	\| Season no. = [[Monk Season 6\|6]]		\| Season no. = [[Monk Season 6\|6]]
-	\| Guest(s) = Tim Halligan as [[Peter Crawley]]<br>Eve Gordon as [[Madge (teller)\|Madge]]<br>Susane E. Lee as [[Jasmine]]<br>Cathy Cahlin Ryan as [[Gloria]]<br>Bill Chott as Mr. [[Harrison]]<br>Abby Pivaronas as [[Tiffany]]<br>Judith Drake as Mrs. [[Van Decamp]]<br>Michael Patrick McGill as First Patrolman<br>Michael Coleman as Second Patrolman<br>Jonathan Chase as [[Living Statue]]<br>Kent Shocknek as TV Reporter<br>Emerson Brooks as Paramedic<br>Jim Hoffmaster as Vendor<br>Jim Thompson as Passing Detective<br>Elena Caruso as Entering Customer<br>Steve Bean as Mr. [[Tyre]]<br>Kevin Cotteleer as Next Customer<br>Amber Vanessa Livingston as First Customer in Line<br>Dan Castellaneta as [[Tiny Werner]]<br>Mirron Willis as New Bank Manager	+	\| Guest(s) = Tim Halligan as [[Peter Crawley]]<br>Eve Gordon as [[Madge (teller)\|Madge]]<br>Susane E. Lee as [[Jasmine]]<br>Cathy Cahlin Ryan as [[Gloria Morales]]<br>Bill Chott as Mr. [[Harrison]]<br>Abby Pivaronas as [[Tiffany Preston]]<br>Judith Drake as Mrs. [[Van Decamp]]<br>Michael Patrick McGill as First Patrolman<br>Michael Coleman as Second Patrolman<br>Jonathan Chase as [[Living Statue]]<br>Kent Shocknek as TV Reporter<br>Emerson Brooks as Paramedic<br>Jim Hoffmaster as Vendor<br>Jim Thompson as Passing Detective<br>Elena Caruso as Entering Customer<br>Steve Bean as Mr. [[Tyre]]<br>Kevin Cotteleer as Next Customer<br>Amber Vanessa Livingston as First Customer in Line<br>Dan Castellaneta as [[Tiny Werner]]<br>Mirron Willis as New Bank Manager
	\| Writer(s) = [[Hy Conrad]]		\| Writer(s) = [[Hy Conrad]]
	\| Director = [[Michael Watkins]]		\| Director = [[Michael Watkins]]
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	At the crime scene, Stottlemeyer is taking statements from the employees about the robbery. They tell him that a heavily-accented Russian in a green hooded sweatshirt forced his way in, grabbed all the money, broke into the safety deposit boxes, and then, after shooting one of the tellers, [[Jasmine]], in the shoulder, made his getaway with the stolen goods. Monk and Natalie arrive at the bank and confirm Monk's worst fear: a bracelet belonging to [[Trudy Monk\|Trudy]] was stolen from Monk's safety deposit box. Monk vows to track it down.		At the crime scene, Stottlemeyer is taking statements from the employees about the robbery. They tell him that a heavily-accented Russian in a green hooded sweatshirt forced his way in, grabbed all the money, broke into the safety deposit boxes, and then, after shooting one of the tellers, [[Jasmine]], in the shoulder, made his getaway with the stolen goods. Monk and Natalie arrive at the bank and confirm Monk's worst fear: a bracelet belonging to [[Trudy Monk\|Trudy]] was stolen from Monk's safety deposit box. Monk vows to track it down.

-	After reviewing the crime scene and surveillance footage, Monk makes an important discovery: "the Russian" wasn't working alone. One of the employees must have moved a potted plant to block the security cameras, and unlocked the bank's back entrance.	+	After reviewing the crime scene and surveillance footage, Monk makes an important discovery: "the Russian" had an inside accomplice at the bank. Monk knows that bank lobby like the back of his hand, and on the day of the robbery, someone moved a potted tree to block the security cameras, disabled the alarm wired to the bank's back entrance, and unlocked a security gate at the end of the alley behind the bank.

-	Determined to track down the inside man, Monk takes a job as the bank's security guard so he can keep an eye on the staff. Pretty soon, he's narrowed the suspects down to one: bank manager [[Peter Crawley]] (for one thing, Crawley can't stop playing with a small model of a Jaguar luxury sedan on his desk).	+	Determined to track down the inside man, Monk takes a job as the bank's security guard so he can keep an eye on the staff. Natalie drops by and makes some guesses, but Monk explains that the inside man had to be strong enough to move the plant, tall enough to reach the circuit breaker for the alarm, behind a cabinet, and senior enough to have the key to the gate. A few of the employees meet one or two of those criteria, but only one meets all three: the branch manager [[Peter Crawley]]. As Crawley comes back from a three-hour lunch, Monk notices a sunburn on the back of his neck and a garage ticket in his hand, indicating that Crawley has just bought a brand-new convertible that he doesn't want anyone else to see.

-	Sure enough, when Monk and Natalie stake out Crawley's house, they see a brand-new life-sized version parked on his driveway. It seems that all they have to do is wait for Crawley to come out, but Natalie notices something dripping from underneath the car - blood. They pop the trunk and find Crawley's dead body inside, shot twice in the head.	+	Monk has also noticed that Crawley can't stop playing with a small toy model of a Jaguar convertible on his desk. Sure enough, when Monk and Natalie stake out Crawley's house, they see a brand-new life-sized version parked on his driveway. It seems that all they have to do is wait for Crawley to come out, but Natalie notices something dripping from underneath the car - blood. They pop the trunk and find Crawley's dead body inside, shot twice in the head.

-	A search of Crawley's house and corpse doesn't turn up Trudy's bracelet, but a pawn ticket in Crawley's pocket leads them to a local pawnshop. Again, the bracelet is nowhere to be found, but the pawnbroker does mention something that piques Monk's interest: apparently when Crawley pawned the items, he mentioned still having another "half a box" full of jewelry.	+	A search of Crawley's house and corpse doesn't turn up Trudy's bracelet, but a pawn ticket in Crawley's pocket leads Monk and Natalie to a local pawnshop. Again, the bracelet is nowhere to be found, but the pawnbroker does mention something that piques Monk's interest: apparently when Crawley pawned the items, he mentioned still having another "half a box" full of jewelry.

	Following this lead, Natalie and Monk return to the bank after business hours, where Stottlemeyer and Disher are waiting. [[Madge (teller)\|Madge]], one of the tellers, lets them in, and Monk explains what he's figured out: the money and stolen goods never left the bank. They're still sitting in a safety deposit box in the vault – the one box the robber allegedly didn't open. Madge agrees to open the box to check, and goes to get the key, leaving the others waiting in the vault. While she's gone, Monk notices something in the otherwise empty wastebasket: six toothpicks, one shorter than the others. With that, Monk solves the case, and yells that they need to get out, immediately. Unfortunately, Madge has seen him on a surveillance camera, and she rushes to the back and shuts the door of the vault, trapping Monk, Natalie, Stottlemeyer and Disher inside.		Following this lead, Natalie and Monk return to the bank after business hours, where Stottlemeyer and Disher are waiting. [[Madge (teller)\|Madge]], one of the tellers, lets them in, and Monk explains what he's figured out: the money and stolen goods never left the bank. They're still sitting in a safety deposit box in the vault – the one box the robber allegedly didn't open. Madge agrees to open the box to check, and goes to get the key, leaving the others waiting in the vault. While she's gone, Monk notices something in the otherwise empty wastebasket: six toothpicks, one shorter than the others. With that, Monk solves the case, and yells that they need to get out, immediately. Unfortunately, Madge has seen him on a surveillance camera, and she rushes to the back and shuts the door of the vault, trapping Monk, Natalie, Stottlemeyer and Disher inside.
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	===Here's What Happened===		===Here's What Happened===
-	There was no "Russian" - the six members of the bank staff staged the "robbery" like a play, with one of them (probably Madge) playing the robber and the rest of them playing the victims. After moving the money and the valuables to the single safe box, Madge escaped the bank, and then discarded her costume and returned to work as normal.	+	There was no "Russian" - the six members of the bank staff staged the "robbery" like a play, with one of them (probably Madge) playing the robber and the rest of them playing the victims (the flashback also makes clear that, in a way, Natalie was right after all: the staff worked together to move the tree, disable the alarm, and open the gate). After moving the money and the valuables to the single safe box, Madge escaped the bank, and then discarded her costume and returned to work as normal.

-	For the sake of verisimilitude, they decided that one of them had to get shot, though not seriously. So they drew straws (the toothpicks), and Jasmine drew the short one.	+	In order to sell their story, they decided that one of them had to get shot, though not seriously. So they drew straws (the toothpicks), and Jasmine drew the short one. When Natalie asks why Crawley was killed, Stottlemeyer reasons that the thieves must have made a pact not to spend any of the money until they could divide it, but Crawley couldn't resist.
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-	When Natalie asks why Crawley was killed, Stottlemeyer reasons that the thieves must have made a pact not to spend any of the money until they could divide it, but Crawley couldn't resist.

	Outside the vault, the staff have left the vault sealed, pretending that an electronic failure has occurred, and turning away all customers who want to access their safe boxes. To hasten the process, they turn off the air circulation system.		Outside the vault, the staff have left the vault sealed, pretending that an electronic failure has occurred, and turning away all customers who want to access their safe boxes. To hasten the process, they turn off the air circulation system.
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	Inside, Disher breaks open the safe box and finds the money and jewelry. Small comfort though it is, Stottlemeyer finds Trudy's bracelet and hands it over to Monk.		Inside, Disher breaks open the safe box and finds the money and jewelry. Small comfort though it is, Stottlemeyer finds Trudy's bracelet and hands it over to Monk.

-	Since they can't depend on help coming from outside before they suffocate, Stottlemeyer decides their best bet is to break into a wall panel, in which he hopes there is a telephone line. But all their attempts to break the padlock guarding the panel (including shooting it) fail, until Stottlemeyer pleads with Monk to let him use the bracelet. Monk gives it up, and Stottlemeyer uses the diamonds to saw through the steel lock (though not without some damage to the bracelet). Inside the panel, there is no telephone, but the next best thing: the control panel for the electronic ad board on the outside of the bank. Knowing that there is at least one witness in front of the bank at all times - a "[[Living Statue]]" street performer - Randy sends a personalized message to him ("WE R DYING U SILVER BASTARD"), and the Statue calls the police.	+	Since they can't depend on help coming from outside before they suffocate, Stottlemeyer decides their best bet is to break into a wall panel, in which he hopes there is a telephone line. But all their attempts to break the padlock guarding the panel (including shooting it) fail, until Stottlemeyer pleads with Monk to let him use the bracelet. Monk gives it up, and Stottlemeyer uses the diamonds to saw through the steel lock (though not without some damage to the bracelet). Inside the panel, there is no telephone, but the next best thing: the control panel for the electronic ad board on the outside of the bank. Knowing that there is at least one witness in front of the bank at all times - a "[[Living Statue]]" street performer - Randy sends a personalized message to him ("WE R DYING CALL 911 U SILVER BASTARD"), and the Statue calls the police.

	A few days later, the crooked staff have been arrested, and the bank's new manager extends his special thanks to Monk. Natalie seizes the opportunity to ask for a new toaster, which the bank is giving away as a promotion.		A few days later, the crooked staff have been arrested, and the bank's new manager extends his special thanks to Monk. Natalie seizes the opportunity to ask for a new toaster, which the bank is giving away as a promotion.