Hiring a streaker is definitely a creative way to see if someone’s blind and I just love that he was Sharona’s date.😂❤ That was a better twist for me than the woman being able to see.😂
The black lady made me cry at the end, while excepting responseaballty, and all she asked was a window 😢. I thought I was too hurt to laugh and too old to cry 😊😇! Thanks, Tony!😊
Iirc, from earlier in the episode. Randy: I'm in pursuit of a streaker! Dispatch: What is he wearing. Randy: ...uh, nothing, Dispatch: Can you give a description? Randy: He isn't Jewish.
Coincidentally just getting into the first 15 minutes of this episode when I was thumbing through my phone and come across the thumbnail on this.... THANX!!!
@@trevorbair9105 He likely took a plea deal. Happens all the time in the US justice system. You should be in jail for X amount of time, but if you plead guilty you only get put away for Y amount of time.
This episode shows how a weak justice system can lead to more crime. If the proper agent of the state had given Cross a just sentence this wouldn't have happened.
In Mr. Monk and the Naked Man, Monk was so uncomfortable around nudity that he was visibly disturbed. It was mentioned that he doesn't look at himself naked I believe. In Mr. Monk Goes to Vegas he can't even look at a woman who is scantily clad. I think he averts his eyes here when the streaker gets very close but he doesn't seem as put off as in the other instances. Is this an inconsistency, or is his blood just up because he has his quarry? It is true that, sometimes, the solving of a case helps him set aside some of his problems.
the therapy was working, remember he always had his fears, they became some what worse after losing Trudy, but over time they were still there, but he had gotten better at managing them or having assistance @@CoolBeans-lq3zu
You notice he also did a handshake for the sake of solving the case. Anytime it's a matter of solving the case, he sets his phobia aside. He once even saved his assistant by taking his seatbelt off in a moving vehicle to shoot at the truck taking her away.
I agree with why she killed him & honestly I wish we got to see her again when monk went to visit Dale the Whale. She doesn’t deserve to rot in prison and I hope the captain was able to cut a deal and give her a reduced sentence or locked up at home
We don't really know enough about what happened in the car accident case. It's why people shouldn't just take things into their own hands, even she knew that if she was caught that things rightfully wouldn't be good for her.
One of the greatest things this show had was great characters and even greater guest stars Edit: Also now that I think about it, this episode feels like a lead on to Monk's own struggles with the death of his wife. Think about it, the woman was blinded by a driver who killed her family and the moment she has the opportunity to get revenge on the person who done it, she gets it. So to lead on from that throughout the show, Monk would potentially deal with the same outcome albeit the moment he finds out who killed his wife. It's a nice detail that some of the cases have more meaning then you'd think.
To be fair, a fair few cases relate to are somehow show what Monk is dealing with internally. Like in *Mr.Monk and The Foreign Man* where we see just how deeply affected Monk is by the fact that he's been unable to catch Trudy's killer for so long.
When the hitman begged Monk to forgive him, we don’t know if he ever did, but he showed mercy. When he found the person who hired the hitman, he was in a much less merciful mood.
The first time I saw this episode, I knew she was the killer, and that she had faked being blind. In the scene when they were grocery shopping, when she was paying for everything, she seemed to know a little too quickly how much each of the bills she took out was worth.
@@abbycantrell1369 Did not know about that. Cool! In middle school we got to see a bill reader in our vision class, and later learned that some will fold their bills a certain way, and there is a bill brailler! Thankfully I'm just legally blind, and was legally blind with glasses!!!!!
And chances are if this is her first crime that she'll be convicted but potentially serve house arrest. She's old, partially disabled, overweight, and this was a one off crime. There's no need to throw her into gen pop. The only rub there is the second shot shows it was not a crime of passion but a thought out one, but it isn't a nail in the coffin since she's cooperating fully. Could go either way.
The handshake thing is dumb. He touched her on her RIGHT shoulder, so it would be odd for her to raise that shoulder to try and shake his hand. Also she was holding something in that hand and her left was free. So while yeah she can see, that is entirely stupid to base everything on.
Ok, I need help. Who is the woman playing the Officer leaving a citation on the car? Has she appeared on Monk before? She has a familiar face but I cannot remember where from.
About how Monk saw the sling handshake: he grabbed her shoulder with his left hand. So unless his hands were on backwards, I personally would have reached out with the complimentary hand to shake. Especially if I was afraid of accidentally getting a crotch shot if I extended the hand against him, instead of across from him.
To be honest though. I don’t blame her for wanting payback for what that man did to her family. She lost everything because of him. I don’t condone crime but she deserved her revenge. But at the same time she knew she did wrong and accepted the consequences. Respect
"What I did was justice" doesn't sound like she knows she did wrong. If she did she would've turned herself in instead of waiting to see if they figure it out. Zero sympathy for her.
She only looks up.... Blind people still look in the direction of the voices that are speaking to them. I dont know whether she fakes blind badly in the show or in real life
She says she has vision in one eye, so her other side would be blind. She would have gotten so used to the cane it would feel wrong without it. Lots of people who wear glasses from childhood and then get eye surgery struggle with not putting on their glasses when they wake up, feeling wrong without the glasses on their face because its such a familiar sensation. So she probably would just use the cane on her blind side to give her a heads up on something she might run inside on that side. Field of vision overlaps, but its a big blind spot also with one eye depth perception would be effected.
I work for a resort. He performed there. He and his band stayed in our hotel rooms. We got so many complaints about the stink from the pot, they made him stop smoking. So he smoked in his tour bus. Still looked, and stunk , like a cheech and chong movie but at least he was far enough away from the building the stink didn't bother the other guests. I guess the first thing you kill when you smoke that stuff is your sense of smell.
Two things that take me out of the element: #1. Stingy Monk willing to make bail for streaker. #2. Monk, who supposedly is prejudice over nudists, was willing to work with one...
Hello there! How can I reach you as I have a video of Monk which i have edited, its about tommy and him. I really want to share it with your channel, I mean you can have a look at it and tell me whether its good or not.
Its implied that it was head trauma that caused her to lose her vision and that it was another case that caused her to partially regain it. Believe it or not, there *are* documented cases where people lost and then regained their sight in a similar fashion. Reality is sometimes stranger than fiction.
Yes you can when it is from brain or nerve trauma not direct damage to the eyes. There have also been similar cases with things like deafness or paralysis being cured by trauma there have also been several over the years where people were cured of various things by being hit by lightning.
Mary Ann Franco was a 70 year old woman who had been blind since 1993 after a car accident damaged her nerves. She fell down the stair in 2016 and regained her sight. There was also the case of a New Zealand Woman who had been blind since she was 11 getting some of her sight back after hitting her head on a coffee table while bending down to kiss her dog. Back in the 80’s Edwin Robinson was struck by lightning during a storm and had his sight and hearing returned to him after he had lost them in a trucking accident years before. It’s extremely rare, but sometimes trauma can fix such damages. It’s not recommended to try though.
@@moniquesalazar1708That’s kinda exactly what it is. Humans are just biological machines, and sometimes hitting them makes them work properly again. Though that’s generally ill advised.
This was similar to the Matlock series when David Ogden Stiers guest starred and turned out to be the murderer, though unlike this episode, the character stayed blind and THOUGHT he could get away with the murder and put one over on Ben Matlock, but Ben found the evidence to convict him.
"That's how it happens sometimes. It was a miracle." These two statements contradict each other. But their mutual exclusion are often overlooked even in real life. So the script is actually quite realistic here.
@@boopdoop2251Actually, they don't. Miracles get reported, but if they are adequately investigated by someone adequately skeptical (not refusing to believe, but following the adage, "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof"), they invariably end up exposed/debunked as hoaxes or ordinary events misunderstood, or unusual events mistakenly interpreted as miracles.
The dictionnary gives several definitions for "miracle" (as for most words). In the Cambridge dictionnary for instance, one of the definitions is "An unusual and mysterious event that is thought to have been caused by a god because it does not follow the usual laws of nature" but another one is simply: "A very lucky event that is surprising and unexpected."
@@sebastien5048 Fair enough. I think it's a cheap way of muddying the line between reason and fantastical thinking, but I guess I just have to accept that the word has been watered down at this point in its history.
It does seem a little odd that guy got such a short sentence for a crime like that. Then again the couple was black and since it was about 36 years ago it would’ve happened in the 60s and given how black folk were treated back then some probably thought they weren’t all that worth getting justice for. Personally, I don’t think I would’ve had the guts or heart to do what she did.
I wonder if she was a man and she did the same thing would they have tried to find some way to lower her punishment? Because I think when they said "I'll go talk to the da", it's because she was an old woman. I don't think it would be the same if she was a man.
im on her side, if God forbid something as such happens to me, Id do the same nd make it painful for him not just two shots nd quick,all scary horror movies i watched,hostile,saw,etc, a year in a prison is a warm up baby
As explained in the video, Capt. Stottlemeyer had one of his arms in a sling. Nobody verbally mentioned it in that scene, but everyone was able to see it and know to shake his other hand. She was pretending to be blind, so how could she know what hand to use if she allegedly couldn’t see the sling?
why would they get a blind person to act as a person faking being blind? the actress would have to fake being able to see in the last scene where it's revealed the character can see.
Thanksfully, the world isn't twitter, nowadays, a voice-actor should voice a character that share their color of skin. Pretty sure it's illegal to fire someone for not following that reason anywhere else.
@@Ares99999 Revenge is a sacred act. I would do the same. I just wouldn't let anyone else take the fall. The honor of getting rid of that guy would belong to me. You HAVE to get back at people. Either there is no god, or, there is but he sucks
@@WillWilsonII An eye for an eye and the world goes blind... Revenge has a way of relentlessly repeating itself. Revenge is predominantly emotional; justice primarily rational.
The face of everyone in the room when Monk reveal the handshake is so satisfying. The are secretly admired him.
Hiring a streaker is definitely a creative way to see if someone’s blind and I just love that he was Sharona’s date.😂❤ That was a better twist for me than the woman being able to see.😂
I had thought he was a shirtless runner,wearing shorts and tennis shoes.
I also love how Monk starts smiling at Sharona. So cheeky.
Suddenly Monk has no issue looking at a naked guy when he couldn't even look at the nudist on the beach lol.
The black lady made me cry at the end, while excepting responseaballty, and all she asked was a window 😢. I thought I was too hurt to laugh and too old to cry 😊😇! Thanks, Tony!😊
This actress did a phenomenal job!! Truly believable!!!
Have you met blind people?
Only with their eyes closed…
@@Diana-whathappenedin97 she isn't blind - did you watch the video?
Iirc, from earlier in the episode.
Randy: I'm in pursuit of a streaker!
Dispatch: What is he wearing.
Randy: ...uh, nothing,
Dispatch: Can you give a description?
Randy: He isn't Jewish.
I dont get it
@@thecroatianlad8821 skin,2 skin,3 skin,4....
@@thecroatianlad882There is this little tradition called "circumcision".
You can see it on a Streaker.
😅😂😅
😂
How dare her…accuse Willie Nelson.😂
*she
At least she felt really terrible about it, to the point she actually thanks Monk for solving the case.
Great episode!
It's cool that there's at least 2 episodes where Willie Nelson appears (this one and the blackout one).
She tried to get away with murder, by pretending to be still blind. And when she got top, she didn’t really care what happened to her.
Yes, she just wanted justice
@@a.g.demada5263accusing an innocent wasn't a good start, glad that Monk saw throught her bs.
@@QueSeraSeraaaa I know but she had to improvise.
And she recognized herself she felt guilty of accusing him
@@a.g.demada5263 and she thanked him for that.
“All I want is a window” 🪟.
Monk is the best character ever! So sad and comic at the same time.
Million thumbs up here!
Why sad though?
Loved this episode. This woman’s only crime was framing Willie Nelson.
Well, and killing someone
@@RKingis There are idiots out there that thinks revenge killing should be legal.
Revenge killing is illegal, but what was really illegal was him only getting 18 months in jail for killing 2 people while drunk driving.@@masterkni666
@@masterkni666they do make good stories
Coincidentally just getting into the first 15 minutes of this episode when I was thumbing through my phone and come across the thumbnail on this.... THANX!!!
Sharona has a bad pick in men. Monk is very aware of this
This is what annoys me about her! Why doesn't she take Monk's advice?
@@BillyButcher90 She did though end up with Randy in the end.
@@sassbrat Yeh after she was oblivious to his feelings for her...
She did the right thing. 18 months for taking two lives and someone's sight, that's a crime.
wasnt it an accident?
@@dicedoom7162 It was drinking and driving. Which imo should have the same consequences as murder.
ah didnt know it was dui@@waldokitty3533
@@trevorbair9105 He likely took a plea deal. Happens all the time in the US justice system. You should be in jail for X amount of time, but if you plead guilty you only get put away for Y amount of time.
@@addisonwelshespecially if it’s your first offense of that nature
Monk trying to get sharon to shake her hand was hilarious
This episode shows how a weak justice system can lead to more crime. If the proper agent of the state had given Cross a just sentence this wouldn't have happened.
Yes, prison is notably great for reducing crime
@@texasvet2729oh yeah, just look at the war on drugs!!
@@texasvet2729And a lack of prison is notorious for preventing it. Your point?
This episode shows whatever the writers wanted.
@@MrMikellsof88right because the current prison system is the only possible prison system. 🤨
In Mr. Monk and the Naked Man, Monk was so uncomfortable around nudity that he was visibly disturbed. It was mentioned that he doesn't look at himself naked I believe. In Mr. Monk Goes to Vegas he can't even look at a woman who is scantily clad. I think he averts his eyes here when the streaker gets very close but he doesn't seem as put off as in the other instances. Is this an inconsistency, or is his blood just up because he has his quarry? It is true that, sometimes, the solving of a case helps him set aside some of his problems.
But in the pilot episode he is unable to catch that tall guy because of his fear of heights. I think it might just be an inconsistency.
the therapy was working, remember he always had his fears, they became some what worse after losing Trudy, but over time they were still there, but he had gotten better at managing them or having assistance @@CoolBeans-lq3zu
@@CoolBeans-lq3zuPilots tend to be non-canonical as the writers cement a character. Few are truly lore consistent.
It tends to happen that he puts aside his phobias and OCD when he's in danger or trying to solve osmething
You notice he also did a handshake for the sake of solving the case. Anytime it's a matter of solving the case, he sets his phobia aside. He once even saved his assistant by taking his seatbelt off in a moving vehicle to shoot at the truck taking her away.
I agree with why she killed him & honestly I wish we got to see her again when monk went to visit Dale the Whale. She doesn’t deserve to rot in prison and I hope the captain was able to cut a deal and give her a reduced sentence or locked up at home
The show was pretty good at giving you a sympathetic killer.
"Then what am I doing here?"
"I don't know!" 🤣
We don't really know enough about what happened in the car accident case. It's why people shouldn't just take things into their own hands, even she knew that if she was caught that things rightfully wouldn't be good for her.
Doesn’t matter he killed two people
One of the greatest things this show had was great characters and even greater guest stars
Edit: Also now that I think about it, this episode feels like a lead on to Monk's own struggles with the death of his wife. Think about it, the woman was blinded by a driver who killed her family and the moment she has the opportunity to get revenge on the person who done it, she gets it. So to lead on from that throughout the show, Monk would potentially deal with the same outcome albeit the moment he finds out who killed his wife. It's a nice detail that some of the cases have more meaning then you'd think.
To be fair, a fair few cases relate to are somehow show what Monk is dealing with internally.
Like in *Mr.Monk and The Foreign Man* where we see just how deeply affected Monk is by the fact that he's been unable to catch Trudy's killer for so long.
When the hitman begged Monk to forgive him, we don’t know if he ever did, but he showed mercy. When he found the person who hired the hitman, he was in a much less merciful mood.
"A window" 😭
The first time I saw this episode, I knew she was the killer, and that she had faked being blind.
In the scene when they were grocery shopping, when she was paying for everything, she seemed to know a little too quickly how much each of the bills she took out was worth.
Also because it's a story and fake.
It's actually common for blind folks to fold their money a certain way, so they knew the value of each bill.
@RKingis some people also use wallets with several pockets so that each type of bill can be organized into it's own pocket!
@@abbycantrell1369 Did not know about that. Cool!
In middle school we got to see a bill reader in our vision class, and later learned that some will fold their bills a certain way, and there is a bill brailler!
Thankfully I'm just legally blind, and was legally blind with glasses!!!!!
@@inevitable48details like that aren't often overlooked, often times it's a story reason. Yea it's fake, it's a show 😂
“A window.” 🥺
Good writing. I miss it.
Give her a medal, not a prison sentence.
For killing a man who had done his time?
@@Ares99999 Serving a year and a half is not doing your time, but yeah to be honest you can't really blame him, blame the courts who allowed it
Sometimes my Mom asks if I heard something, and I'm like, I'm blind,not deaf 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I think it would be easier to have a doctor examine her to tell if she was blind.
Not without a warrant I think, I think this was Monk's fastest test
@emileemosbacher6719 - probably faster, but he should have been able to get a court to order the exam.
On what basis? What evidence did they have that she was the killer? @@MrYfrank14
Probably cheaper to have just hired the streaker
How do you show someone isn't blind without their cooperation or the ability to read minds?
The naked case 😅. When nudity works 😂
And chances are if this is her first crime that she'll be convicted but potentially serve house arrest. She's old, partially disabled, overweight, and this was a one off crime. There's no need to throw her into gen pop. The only rub there is the second shot shows it was not a crime of passion but a thought out one, but it isn't a nail in the coffin since she's cooperating fully. Could go either way.
i'd imagine trying to let willie go down for it counts as obstruction of the course of justice.
I LOVED this show.
The handshake thing is dumb. He touched her on her RIGHT shoulder, so it would be odd for her to raise that shoulder to try and shake his hand. Also she was holding something in that hand and her left was free. So while yeah she can see, that is entirely stupid to base everything on.
You can tell she not a real blind person as the dont really stay starring at the same spot and looking to one side😂
Bah, all the people aren't suppose to know how a blind person is supposed to stand
One of my fave episodes
2 minute conversation on tv: I think we’ve taken up enough of your time
Ok, I need help. Who is the woman playing the Officer leaving a citation on the car? Has she appeared on Monk before? She has a familiar face but I cannot remember where from.
hiding behind the bushes they look like adam & eve 😅
About how Monk saw the sling handshake: he grabbed her shoulder with his left hand. So unless his hands were on backwards, I personally would have reached out with the complimentary hand to shake. Especially if I was afraid of accidentally getting a crotch shot if I extended the hand against him, instead of across from him.
To be honest though. I don’t blame her for wanting payback for what that man did to her family. She lost everything because of him. I don’t condone crime but she deserved her revenge. But at the same time she knew she did wrong and accepted the consequences. Respect
Well so then you do condone it.
"What I did was justice" doesn't sound like she knows she did wrong. If she did she would've turned herself in instead of waiting to see if they figure it out. Zero sympathy for her.
@@mhjyuti I understand it. And a sympathize to an extent. Not the same as condoning
@@Fucisko but you sympathize with the crook who had no problem taking the life of two young parents and left a girl for dead while she was blind? Huh
@@ebenezerstooge lmao it was a car accident, what are you talking about
She only looks up.... Blind people still look in the direction of the voices that are speaking to them. I dont know whether she fakes blind badly in the show or in real life
She's still partially blind. Would she still need her cane?
She says she has vision in one eye, so her other side would be blind. She would have gotten so used to the cane it would feel wrong without it. Lots of people who wear glasses from childhood and then get eye surgery struggle with not putting on their glasses when they wake up, feeling wrong without the glasses on their face because its such a familiar sensation. So she probably would just use the cane on her blind side to give her a heads up on something she might run inside on that side. Field of vision overlaps, but its a big blind spot also with one eye depth perception would be effected.
@@TheLastSane1not to mention it’s part of her cover story for the attack.
Poor Sharona 😂😂😂
Just tell Willie Nelson there is pot served on the set, and he will show up to any shoot.
I work for a resort.
He performed there.
He and his band stayed in our hotel rooms.
We got so many complaints about the stink from the pot, they made him stop smoking.
So he smoked in his tour bus.
Still looked, and stunk , like a cheech and chong movie but at least he was far enough away from the building the stink didn't bother the other guests.
I guess the first thing you kill when you smoke that stuff is your sense of smell.
Nowadays just tell 90% of the world the same thing and they'll show up
Dale wants a window he gets hell, she wants one and it’s all ok! Double standards much? 😂
Not at all a double standard. Totally different.
The one case i couldn't figure out b4 the end. Ive never been so lost in a crime show lol
6:05 he probably had higher authority to the bail, and give him less of a punishment.
How broken the system can get
Monk is the best LOL.. He told Sharona to shake blind ladies hand
I didn't believe that she was blind as blind people don't tend to look up their eyes tend to go straight ahead
Monk should have stayed inside the house and tested if she noticed him
Well, she would because blind person has more developped senses.
She would hear his breath or his odor
he called a bookbag a knapsack
Da Baby at 3:03 😂😂😂
lol funny to watch this out of context, Willie Nelson outta nowhere
Two things that take me out of the element:
#1. Stingy Monk willing to make bail for streaker.
#2. Monk, who supposedly is prejudice over nudists, was willing to work with one...
Early Installment Weirdness.
04:05 'son of a b***h' in the caption became 'on the side of the bridge'.. From now on Im gonna say that.. 😂😁🤭
The first season looks like an 80's movie lol
Hello there! How can I reach you as I have a video of Monk which i have edited, its about tommy and him. I really want to share it with your channel, I mean you can have a look at it and tell me whether its good or not.
I actually noticed her shaking stottlemeyers hand from the beginning and I knew it was her
Extenuating circumstances for a 36 year revenge scheme? Bull.
You can definitely lose your vision in a car crash, but I don’t think you can get it back in a second accident.
Its implied that it was head trauma that caused her to lose her vision and that it was another case that caused her to partially regain it.
Believe it or not, there *are* documented cases where people lost and then regained their sight in a similar fashion. Reality is sometimes stranger than fiction.
Yes you can when it is from brain or nerve trauma not direct damage to the eyes. There have also been similar cases with things like deafness or paralysis being cured by trauma there have also been several over the years where people were cured of various things by being hit by lightning.
Mary Ann Franco was a 70 year old woman who had been blind since 1993 after a car accident damaged her nerves. She fell down the stair in 2016 and regained her sight.
There was also the case of a New Zealand Woman who had been blind since she was 11 getting some of her sight back after hitting her head on a coffee table while bending down to kiss her dog.
Back in the 80’s Edwin Robinson was struck by lightning during a storm and had his sight and hearing returned to him after he had lost them in a trucking accident years before.
It’s extremely rare, but sometimes trauma can fix such damages. It’s not recommended to try though.
@@prestonestes1388 Sounds like hitting a machine to get it working again.
@@moniquesalazar1708That’s kinda exactly what it is. Humans are just biological machines, and sometimes hitting them makes them work properly again. Though that’s generally ill advised.
why did she admit it they had no evidence other than the handshake?
The scene on the begining is the evidence
I need full episodes. I love Monk
Her hands could also help determine if she was really blind.
Why oh why would you put the spoiler in the title??
This was similar to the Matlock series when David Ogden Stiers guest starred and turned out to be the murderer, though unlike this episode, the character stayed blind and THOUGHT he could get away with the murder and put one over on Ben Matlock, but Ben found the evidence to convict him.
Maybe Natalie is better. But I would have preferred Sharona all the way.
And Benjie is such a good boy.
4:00-4:18
Awkward 😬
monk shake the hand of the officer that is giving them a ticket🤣
Boy talk about no warning of a spoiler alert
In a perfect world she wouldn’t go to jail maybe just house arrest..
I have no problem with that.
She is right though
Why this is not there in jiocinema where there is peacock and hbo
Monk is king!
I'll say this. That blind woman I wouldn't judge.
Wow, such a great crowd
Putting the spoilers in the title
Nice spoiler in the titles 🙄
I guess don't wait 15 years to see a show..
You guys have got to stop spoiling the plot of entire episodes in your clips.
Glad I didn't read the title
I saw the original years ago
Very sick and disturbing and disgusting
We should have more TV shows glorifying vigilante justice.
whoooo mazda miata \o/
How clever to spoil the clip by telling us on the title who the killer is.
WOW SPOILERS (Title)
"That's how it happens sometimes. It was a miracle."
These two statements contradict each other. But their mutual exclusion are often overlooked even in real life. So the script is actually quite realistic here.
Well, miracles do happen sometimes.
@@boopdoop2251Actually, they don't.
Miracles get reported, but if they are adequately investigated by someone adequately skeptical (not refusing to believe, but following the adage, "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof"), they invariably end up exposed/debunked as hoaxes or ordinary events misunderstood, or unusual events mistakenly interpreted as miracles.
@@boopdoop2251objectively false
The dictionnary gives several definitions for "miracle" (as for most words).
In the Cambridge dictionnary for instance, one of the definitions is
"An unusual and mysterious event that is thought to have been caused by a god because it does not follow the usual laws of nature"
but another one is simply:
"A very lucky event that is surprising and unexpected."
@@sebastien5048 Fair enough.
I think it's a cheap way of muddying the line between reason and fantastical thinking, but I guess I just have to accept that the word has been watered down at this point in its history.
4:11 that look is scary...is this dude made of plastic
She's not wrong. No justice was served so she served it.
It does seem a little odd that guy got such a short sentence for a crime like that. Then again the couple was black and since it was about 36 years ago it would’ve happened in the 60s and given how black folk were treated back then some probably thought they weren’t all that worth getting justice for. Personally, I don’t think I would’ve had the guts or heart to do what she did.
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Can you please not spoil it in the title? Those who've seen it will know what happened and will click to see it again.
its obvious is not blind, her eyes arent bluish. they must be the blind!!
I wonder if she was a man and she did the same thing would they have tried to find some way to lower her punishment? Because I think when they said "I'll go talk to the da", it's because she was an old woman. I don't think it would be the same if she was a man.
I don't know why but I have a doubt about it (I'm a black woman too)
im on her side, if God forbid something as such happens to me, Id do the same nd make it painful for him not just two shots nd quick,all scary horror movies i watched,hostile,saw,etc, a year in a prison is a warm up baby
Ok
Spoiler alert much?
Was it deliberate that Monk shook her hand
can someone please explain to me how Monk found out that she is blind? I can't see whats so special about her handshake...
As explained in the video, Capt. Stottlemeyer had one of his arms in a sling. Nobody verbally mentioned it in that scene, but everyone was able to see it and know to shake his other hand. She was pretending to be blind, so how could she know what hand to use if she allegedly couldn’t see the sling?
I wonder if they actually got an actual blind woman to play this woman
There is no reference about Jackie Richardson being blind, so probably no.
why would they get a blind person to act as a person faking being blind? the actress would have to fake being able to see in the last scene where it's revealed the character can see.
Thanksfully, the world isn't twitter, nowadays, a voice-actor should voice a character that share their color of skin.
Pretty sure it's illegal to fire someone for not following that reason anywhere else.
...what.
When they first saw the streaker Randy was relaying a report. He's wearing sneakers. Any thing else? He's not Jewish.
Havent seen the episode and lost it when willie nelson was just there
The only thing she did wrong was blame Willie Nelson. She got revenge. It was her right.
Nope. He served his time. And vengeance is not a 'right'.
@@Ares99999 Revenge is a sacred act. I would do the same. I just wouldn't let anyone else take the fall. The honor of getting rid of that guy would belong to me. You HAVE to get back at people. Either there is no god, or, there is but he sucks
@@WillWilsonII An eye for an eye and the world goes blind... Revenge has a way of relentlessly repeating itself.
Revenge is predominantly emotional; justice primarily rational.
@@Halbarad3019agreed