Monkey See, Monkey Do | Monk
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- A chimp commits a murder... or so it looks like it.
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From "Mr. Monk And The Panic Room" (Season 3, Episode 2): It's the middle of the night at the estate of eccentric record producer Ian Blackburn. Blackburn is in his home studio, working on some songs for his pop superstar wife, Chloe (Carmen Electra). An alarm goes off, and Blackburn grabs his pet chimpanzee, Darwin, and runs to his fortified panic room where, moments later, police arrive on the scene and blast their way in. They enter to discover an incredibly bizarre tableau: Blackburn shot dead with Darwin the chimp standing over him, covered in blood and holding a revolver. Stottlemeyer and Disher reluctantly hold Darwin as the prime suspect, but they quickly enlist the help of Monk to determine the guilt or innocence of this most unlikely simian suspect.
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Monk Synopsis: Adrian Monk (Emmy®-winner Tony Shalhoub) was once a rising star with the San Francisco Police Department, legendary for using unconventional means to solve the department's most baffling cases. But after the tragic and still-unsolved murder of his wife, Trudy, the devastated Monk becomes obsessive-compulsive. His psychological disorder has caused him to develop an abnormal fear of virtually everything: germs, heights, crowds... even milk. Monk's condition costs him his job, but he's back as a police consultant despite the unique challenges he encounters in his everyday life. These challenges lead Monk to hire a personal nurse, Sharona Fleming (Bitty Schram), who is always there to offer her assistance, even with the simplest of tasks (like organizing his sock drawer). Her less-than-subtle prodding keeps the "defective detective" on track in his investigations, as well as in his efforts to convince Captain Stottlemeyer (Ted Levine) to allow him to return to the force.
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This is the episode that everyone remembers the most. And how can we possibly forget? The man with the worse case of OCD dealing with a chimp? Comedy gold.
Sharona: " you stay out of it. You are not his father!"
Monk: " That's true but I care about him like any father would."
It shows that Monk cares about others.
If Benji was my kid I would be suuuper proud of him for standing up to a bully and defending another kid in school.
And my mother was disappointed in me for not standing up to any bullies I encountered...
Sharona did see her error and commended Benjy later on when she was arrested for freeing Darwin after learning they would put him under
This scolding seems out of character for Sharona. I think she would be proud of her son for standing up for another kid.
But I guess it's setting things up for her standing up for the ape later.
The fight at the beginning is a Checkov’s Gun when Sharona rescues the chimp and is proud of Benji sticking up for someone
Major props on knowing your plot devices.
@@PrinceoftheAbyss Thank you!
I would say this made Sharona realise that following the rules doesn't really help anyone.
I don’t think there’s any scientific evidence that a wound will heal faster if the bandage is on straighter.🤣 I do feel bad for Benjy on having that bandage ripped off so many times.😅
I like how Monk is confused beyond words. "I don't understand...I don't understand...I don't understand..." This was probably the strangest case Monk had ever dealt with!
I've just recently started binge watching Monk. Every episode has been great so far, but this one: This has GOT to be the best episode of the entire series. No?
The way that sharona talks to Darwin is adorable
After NOPE, I can never see live chimps on T.V the same ever again.
I hate that Monk keeps referring to a chimpanzee as a monkey. It’s an ape, not a monkey. You’d think he’d know better.
Also chimps are very dangerous, even at that age.
It's a very common misconception. People are dumb
And yeah chimps are incredibly aggressive but people are dumb and want to take care of them because they are cute. It's the same with monkeys. They can be cute too but every primatologist ever says they are absolutely not pets
Can someone please upload the scene with the chimp in his home where Dr. Kroger comes to help? That is one of the funniest scenes in TV history to me.
I'm surprised that band aid had any stickiness left to it
3:16 Did Monk describe a number of singers?
Spoilers:
Darwin didn't do it.
Hugs from Tokyo! 😃
oh hey, that's the same mansion where they filmed Scream 3 and Halloween H2O
I am proud Benjy
Love it
4:45 4:54 5:07
A hattrick of “I don’t understand”
Best❤️❤️❤️
How sharona was mad at him for this I thought was bullshit
Chimps are the best!
Punishing a kid for doing a Good deed. Great parenting lol.
This has happened to me many times. Some people shouldn't be teachers.
It happen to other kids at school when I was a teenager, they fighting for reasons and the teachers assumed that no one’s innocent
0:08 is that the boy being bullied? Which is why he isn’t cheering like everyone else is?
Maybe he’s just surprised a friend standing up for him?
such compassion for the monkey, disregarding the rules of conduct. but not for humans eh? no, humans need to stand by and watch violence unfold, because the rules said dont intervein. is that correct? did i get that right?
At the end she apologizes to her son because the chimp case made her understand that sometimes we have to disrespect the rules in order to stand up for someone / something in need. Also maybe you're overthinking this, a mother getting angry at her son for fighting at school is very understandable and even expected. Her epiphany and apology are the unexpected part.
@@MaiaraBela just let the bullies destroy the weak , that's not righteous indignation , that not even motherly protection . all evil needs to prosper is for the good to stand by and do nothing . let's hope you never need a good Samaritan.
@@alexandermathieson4774 calm down sir, I never said I agreed with Sharona, I just meant that mothers are often 'irrational' on their first reaction when it comes to their children 'misbehaving' or getting punished at school. And as I said, she changed her mind during the episode, which was kind of the point of the whole plot. And I really don't get your point with the 'hope you never need help' part. Again, just calm down.
Chimpanzees are apes, not monkeys.
@@MaiaraBelaShe didn't have to act harshly with Benji when he was explaining why he was fighting. Sharona could've gently told him that while it was good of him to stand up for someone, he shouldn't have resorted to violence. And follow that up by treating him to ice-cream! 😅
Funny man
I don't understand...