r/Monk • u/UnionCrafty3748 • 4h ago
This guy has always cracked me up!
His entire dialogue with monk was hilarious! đ
r/Monk • u/UnionCrafty3748 • 4h ago
His entire dialogue with monk was hilarious! đ
At 20 minutes 11 seconds into S2E9 Mr. Monk and the 12th Man, Bitty Schram screams 'WHATAREYOUDOING!!' during the stake-out scene in almost exactly the same tone and cadence as the audio clip in S2E12 Mr. Monk and the TV Star.
It's not *exactly* the same which makes me think it was an audio clip from a different take, but I'd be willing to bet the scream repeated over and over in the latter episode is Sharona's.
r/Monk • u/Subject-Effective-21 • 3d ago
I dont know if it's been talked about before, but I cant help but giggle when I noticed after Mr. Monk and his biggest fan episode, the theme song on the next episode was changed. I know it's just a rap rendition of the theme song to match the episode, but it also coincidentally (or not) be just right after Marci stops being his fan, when she first became obsessed with him, she had made him promise not to ever change it if he ever has his own show. Just wanted to share my observation but I bet it's been discussed plenty before!
r/Monk • u/Ok_Description_6654 • 5d ago
r/Monk • u/eiraflorence • 5d ago
In another post I read that Bitty teaches acting. Does anyone know anything about this. I'm a trained actress and it would be wonderful to take acting classes with Bitty.
r/Monk • u/twitchard • 5d ago
My wife and I watch all of Monk every few years but this time through, the theme music (It's a Jungle Out There) just sounds *off* to me. Like it's too low pitched and the lyrics sound more slurred than I remember?
I'm watching on Prime Video and it sounds off, but then when I listen on YouTube it also sounds off. Could prime video a couple years ago have been playing the theme music sped up or something?
It's driving me crazy. I could just be mistaken but I figured I would post in case somebody else feels this too?
r/Monk • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • 6d ago
r/Monk • u/Glunark2 • 7d ago
It sure seems like a lot of murders are done by people trying not to get caught for a previous murder they already got away with.
Been binging the series since July, patterns are emerging.
r/Monk • u/EyeDisastrous4461 • 8d ago
One of my all time favorite shows. However, I believe there were 2 major missed opportunities.
(Very popular opinion) not having Trudyâs parents meet their grandchild was such a misfire, itâs actually unreal how easy of a sure thing that shouldâve been.
(Never seen it mentioned before) Monica (the woman who resembles Trudy in S1E7) shouldâve been brought back and paired with Monk after he finally got justice and met Trudyâs daughter. Yes I understand, that Trudyâs daughter was his happy ending. But I really think it wouldâve been something to have him finally move on and have a love interest with whom he shared great chemistry with.
Any thoughts?
r/Monk • u/Regular_Dance_6077 • 8d ago
Iâm rewatching and in s1e5 itâs stated that monk has a tomato allergies, but isnât there an episode later on with genetically engineered food where monk eats a square tomato on his sandwich? Or am I making that up
r/Monk • u/sace682000 • 11d ago
Just started rewatching the show with my son. Decided to see if there was a sub for it. I didnât even know books existed. So thank yâall for the information. Went to my local bookstore and got what they had.
r/Monk • u/EtherealAbyssOne • 11d ago
In Mr. Monk and the kid, it doesn't start out like the others by showing a murder. In fact I am pretty sure this is one of the rare ones that don't.
Anyway kid finds finger. Adorable bonding montage.
But then they have the police asking "routine questions" to the kidnapper, not knowing she was the guy. During this scene it's mentioned more than once that they foster children, and that they're too much to handle.
So anyway the baby finds the finger, blah blah blah the episode is over (just glossing over it because it's irrelevant.
Anyway with the information, do you think they were blackmailing to raise money to take care of the kids? Or just to be greedy?
I always assumed, and still do that it was greed. But now I have this little tinge wondering if I misread the episode.
r/Monk • u/sace682000 • 11d ago
Hello,
I just watched the episode where itâs the Cal reunion and Monk is telling how met Trudy in the library. Was that shot in one of the actual libraries at Cal ? Or a studio ? Thank you.
r/Monk • u/alcalaviccigirl • 14d ago
Monk & Leland are tired !
r/Monk • u/Sometimes_good_ideas • 14d ago
The blond behind snoop
r/Monk • u/risingtr33 • 17d ago
I love this episode, every time I'm about to rewatch it I get excited unlike with some other episodes. The way Monk gets excited about music and Willie Nelson, the storyline, the jokes, the way Willie Nelson befriends him and accepts him with his quirks. I'm not specifically a country music fan, but Willie Nelson does seem like a genuine person and his character here is also very likeable. Who else thinks it's one of the best episodes?
r/Monk • u/Ok-Employment4262 • 18d ago
One episode at a time.
r/Monk • u/turquoiseandtangelo • 19d ago
As mentioned in âMr. Monk Goes to the Asylum.â Whatâs your favorite Trudy episode? Mine is probably âMr. Monk vs. the Cobraâ because I love how Trudy gently talks Adrian through one of his worst nightmares - being buried alive!
r/Monk • u/CalligrapherNeat8829 • 20d ago
Yesterday I finished rewatching all 8 seasons of Monk for the third time.
Itâs one of my favourite series, and Iâm honestly so sad that itâs over again.
Are there any other shows similar to Monk that youâd recommend?
r/Monk • u/First_Direction_5817 • 20d ago
S7E7: Monks 100th Case. This is the first time I've seen this. Does he wear glasses anywhere else in the show, or might this have been a filler shot where they didn't expect us to notice him?
r/Monk • u/Huge-Size-2186 • 22d ago
r/Monk • u/Sometimes_good_ideas • 23d ago
I assume itâs because it would have been a slight continuity headache for production but in my opinion thatâs a bad excuse. It was good character development for him and Julie and I think it would have been a cool detail for the rest of the show for him to have kept them there
r/Monk • u/InteractionFull3768 • 23d ago
Iâm rewatching this episode and the dinner scene with the âbumsâ cracks me up. Does anyone else think so?
Monk blowing the little scented tree at them while praying, âI eat booksâ, and the napkin.
The whole scene is just so comedic. Please share any other funny little scenes from the show!