I love how Randy being allergic to cats ends up being important to the plot! This show is great at things that seem like they're just jokes at first but end up being vital to the climax of the episode.
I kind of wish we had more episodes without homicides. For one, they make things more interesting and varied. For another, I can't buy that _this many_ murders occur in San Francisco (they don't).
It was implied that the events of the series took place over a period of time comparable to the real-world period of time in which the series aired. Monk ran for 125 episodes from mid-2002 to the end of 2009, or 7.5 years. Based on a rough estimate of San Francisco population and murder rates off the internet, there are probably around 36.5 murders per year. So the number of murders over the time that the show took place would have been around 36.5 * 7.5 or 273.75 (round to 274). Some episodes had multiple murders, but others didn't have any, or took place outside San Francisco, so the number of murders that would have occurred in San Francisco over the same time would have far exceeded what was shown over the 125 episodes of Monk. That many murders do occur in San Francisco, but there certainly wouldn't have been that many attached to an intriguing and television-appropriate mystery, where the same consulting detective was called in to assist.
In all honesty, showing that tiny pencil was hilarious to me.😂 I’m so glad those smug antique dealers got busted.😊 Also, Rachel Dratch is so funny and will always be Debbie Downer to me.😊😂
LOl "Where is he?" "In your office" Sharona "Monk you can retake the test it's okay" "Monk that's my father's chair, if you put a dent on it or a scratch, you are busted" "Monk open the door, I'm counting, 1, 2, 3"
Monk and the kid was so touching yet so sad.. There were that episode where the girlfriend of Stottlemeyer accused Monk of touching her, she get a well-earned treatment for her lies, that was satisfying. Also, a crew from a radio mocked Monk with his obssession with wipes, turned out that the "leader" taught a dog how to turn the gas on, killing his wife. He got the last laugh. Monk is so great, so are the characters!
I think eventually they'll have to ban this episode. Since it's about the hero not wanting to use his weakness to achieve something. He wants to earn it honestly instead of by bragging about a disability.
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This is one of my favorite episodes the way the different pieces of the puzzle come together over the course of the plot is just perfect.
I love how Randy being allergic to cats ends up being important to the plot! This show is great at things that seem like they're just jokes at first but end up being vital to the climax of the episode.
This show was absolutely brilliant with employing the principle of "Chekhov's Gun" in pretty much every episode. Loved it for that.
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I kind of wish we had more episodes without homicides. For one, they make things more interesting and varied. For another, I can't buy that _this many_ murders occur in San Francisco (they don't).
It was implied that the events of the series took place over a period of time comparable to the real-world period of time in which the series aired. Monk ran for 125 episodes from mid-2002 to the end of 2009, or 7.5 years. Based on a rough estimate of San Francisco population and murder rates off the internet, there are probably around 36.5 murders per year. So the number of murders over the time that the show took place would have been around 36.5 * 7.5 or 273.75 (round to 274). Some episodes had multiple murders, but others didn't have any, or took place outside San Francisco, so the number of murders that would have occurred in San Francisco over the same time would have far exceeded what was shown over the 125 episodes of Monk.
That many murders do occur in San Francisco, but there certainly wouldn't have been that many attached to an intriguing and television-appropriate mystery, where the same consulting detective was called in to assist.
You are also ignoring the episodes that would of had the murder put down as a suicide or an accident IRL that also need to be taken into account
My mom used to make that joke about Murder She Wrote. 😂 Like how many murders are happening in this quiet little town??
No cop would be looking for a chair. 🤣 Especially since they thought it was a regular chair. Only the thieves knew its price.
In all honesty, showing that tiny pencil was hilarious to me.😂
I’m so glad those smug antique dealers got busted.😊 Also, Rachel Dratch is so funny and will always be Debbie Downer to me.😊😂
That's nothing. There was this one pencil that I sharpened so obsessively that it was nothing but the point, metal brace, and the eraser!😂
@@spenserfarman3045imagine if he goes like, "i need another pencil".
Nanna: What's with the "we"? I can afford anything.
Haha, my thoughts exactly lol.
Grandaughter decided to sell grandma's chair without even discussing with her first.
Who knew Buffalo Bill from (Silence of the Lambs) cleaned up so well 😂. Best show EVER.
LOl "Where is he?" "In your office" Sharona "Monk you can retake the test it's okay" "Monk that's my father's chair, if you put a dent on it or a scratch, you are busted" "Monk open the door, I'm counting, 1, 2, 3"
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You can afford law school but can't afford opening a bakery
She would be a lousy lawyer
her parents wanted her to do law school... although yeah the ending kinda contradicts that logic
Was it ever stated if it was a loan or grant?
@@finnypaul7748and yes she would've.
I'll be attending law school for free, some students get full rides
Nana: What are you talking about? It's my chair, what you trying to sell my chair for? I'm going on a permanent around the world cruise trip, woohoo!
2.5 million for a chair
Love watching monk
The chair 💺 😅😂
Here’s what happened Randy solved it thanks to his allergies
If my sneezes could do the same.. 😂
They were worried about the antique wingback Cusack chair!
I think this is the only episode that doesn't include a dead body.
actually in season 7, monk had the boy Tommy help him find a kidnapped musician who only lost a finger
@413dollaz9 very true. I totally forgot about that episode.
@@413dollazthat's true but it's actually in season 3 about that tommy boy help find the kidnap musician
@@makyiansealey9950 thank you I was unsure on the season number
Thomas Jefferson did invent the swivel chair though lol! I learned it on Downton Abbey 😊
Whoa. Fresh upload.
"Does it swivel?"
Jefferson invented the swivel chair.
5:39 Did Sharona see?
Looks like it.
my fave ep is Mr. Monk takes his medicine
The Marco Polo part made me sad
Monk and the kid was so touching yet so sad..
There were that episode where the girlfriend of Stottlemeyer accused Monk of touching her, she get a well-earned treatment for her lies, that was satisfying.
Also, a crew from a radio mocked Monk with his obssession with wipes, turned out that the "leader" taught a dog how to turn the gas on, killing his wife. He got the last laugh.
Monk is so great, so are the characters!
Debby Downer?
Am or pm.
A lesson from Julie by way of the show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Don't be a lawyer
The only episode where there wasn't a murder..?
There are 3 or 4, I think.
Is that Stacy's Boyfriend from House MD
I think eventually they'll have to ban this episode. Since it's about the hero not wanting to use his weakness to achieve something. He wants to earn it honestly instead of by bragging about a disability.
I hate this episode... There was no murder at all and this plot is bullshit...