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"Monk" Mr. Monk and the Other Detective (2005)



Overview

User Rating:
8.7/10   170 votes
Director:
Eric Laneuville
Writers:
Andy Breckman (creator)
Hy Conrad (written by)
Contact:
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TV Series:
"Monk" (2002)
Original Air Date:
8 July 2005 (Season 4, Episode 1)
Genre:
Comedy | Drama | Mystery | Crime more
Plot:
Monk has stiff competition solving the case of a murdered jewelry store owner from a second-rate PI with a loser reputation who suddenly displays skills even more amazing than Monk's. | add synopsis
User Comments:
Nothing Super, But Decent Start To New Season more (1 total)

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

Tony Shalhoub ... Adrian Monk

Traylor Howard ... Natalie Teeger

Jason Gray-Stanford ... Lt. Randall Disher

Ted Levine ... Captain Leland Stottlemeyer

Jason Alexander ... Marty Eels

Dana Ivey ... Mrs. Eels
Rossif Sutherland ... Vic Blanchard

Alan Wilder ... Harold Gumbal

Emmy Clarke ... Julie Teeger
Reynaldo Gallegos ... Eddie Dial (as Rey Gallegos)

Stanley Kamel ... Dr. Charles Kroger

Jerry Kernion ... Security Guard

Kasi Brown ... Reporter

Rob Swanson ... Uniform Cop

Tom Ohmer ... Second Uniform Cop
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Additional Details

Country:
USA
Language:
English
Colour:
Colour
Certification:
Portugal:M/12

Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Continuity: When Stottlemeyer and Eels finish questioning Eddie Dial, an officer hands a paper to Stottlemeyer that he signs with a pen, and drops it (the pen) on a desk after he is done. When the desk is next shown, the pen is gone. more
Quotes:
Adrian Monk: [Marty Eels, a screw-up, is solving a case more efficiently than Monk] I think he's cheating. He's a cheater!
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer: This isn't the fourth grade, Monk.
Adrian Monk: He's cheating!
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6 out of 6 people found the following comment useful.
Nothing Super, But Decent Start To New Season, 25 November 2006
8/10
Author: ccthemovieman-1 from Lockport, NY, United States

A jewelry store owner is a little early in opening his shop and looks harried. It turns out "Peggy" is being held hostage and the owner cleans out a good bit of his store and then meets the perps at their waiting car outside. The owner demands to see "Peggy," who turns out to be his dog! A mall security guards senses something is wrong, sees a man with a hooded face mask on and orders him out of his car. The man does so, calmly takes his mask off and then shoots the cop. He then gets back in the car, rolls down the window and shoots the store owner and his partner drives off.

Minutes later, we see Capt. Stoltemyer, Monk, Natalie and a bunch of cops all around the crime scene. Monk won't go near the dead body because there is so dog poo nearby. A disheveled little guy drives up in a beat-up car, says he's a detective (he is but a poor one and nothing but a pain in the ass," according to the captain.) However, within minutes he (Jason Alexander of "Seinfeld" fame) begins making these incredible observations, deductions and looks like a genius, much to the befuddlement of the onlooking Mr. Monk. What's going on here?

It gets worse as the mousy detective, with his mom cheering him on, just about solves the whole thing. "He's cheating," repeats Monk, over and over, but even Monk is having his confidence ruined as this fake keeps impressing everyone. How does he figure out how the man is cheating?

In all, nothing super but a good episode and a solid start to the fourth season.

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