@@shevahauser1780 This guy was like one of the concentration camp guards where who knows how many millions of Jews were slaughtered during WWII Apparently, he burned down an entire village killing everyone there.
"Past 14 years i have been sleepwalking... I wanted to wake up... I was afraid of waking up" man, that hit hard, one of the saddest episodes in this show...
And In the meantime I'm sitting here understanding about 1/4th from what she said beacouse I'm from Poland and the languidge she's speaking has a lot of simmilarities
@@NoHomerS actually, sometimes the lack of subtitles includes the viewer as well. Since Monk doesn’t understand the language, but likely could potentially piece together what happened, we didn’t understand the language, but we still got what she was saying. We could understand that she was confessing, that she’s scared, but most importantly, that she wants her daughter free and safe, and if that means going to jail and confessing to her crimes, then it’s worth it
4:10 -- Seriously valid travel tip: If you are ever in this situation--you are reading from the language guide book and the person whose language you are trying to speak can't understand you--SHOW THEM THE WORD OR PHRASE IN THE BOOK. They can read it more easily than they can understand your poor pronunciation of it. I know this from personal experience. ("They don't even know their own language" was exactly my feeling at the time.)
In WWII soldiers often had "pointy talky" cards that described phonetics for some simple phrases and of course also had the translation that you could point to. My dad served in the Pacific and had one for Japanese. I still keep it.
I had to explain this to my colleagues while working in Germany. German compound words with their multiple syllables are not kind to people who don't speak German and it was painful watching them attempting to try and pronounce an eight syllable word but not knowing which syllables a German would pronounce. Kind of like how Westerners say 'Toke-ee-yo' and Japanese say 'Toke-kyo'. It was amazing how they didn't think to just show the Germans the word rather than attempting to say it. But once I put the notion in their heads, they were constantly sticking their phones in the Germans faces. Even for small words they really should have at least made a little effort with. But this is the same crowd that kept pronouncing the German for milk, 'Milch' to rhyme with 'Filch'...
@@DomWeasel Thanks for adding your own interesting experience to my comment, Dom. If it's not too presumptuous of me, I would suggest this as a less ambiguous way to present the contrast between pronunciations of the city in Japan: "how Westerners say 'Toe-kee-yo' and Japanese say 'Toe-kyo'. Also: How IS "milch" supposed to be pronounced? I have no idea.
I didn't see where they disproved Randy's theory. Maybe the mother made jewelry. Maybe her father was a zookeeper and she danced. We know she has travelled
Cant blame her for what she did. I’m sure most people if they recognized someone who was responsible for butchering their people, their family, they’d want vengeance too
Omg, Randy is the best. "I cant think of anyone." It kind of reminds me of one where they are looking for a murder victim and the Captain says, she could be anywhere and Randy starts narrowing it down by places she couldn't be, like the police station and his house. 😂😂 That's one of my favorites.
I think the translation got buried. The jist of what the mother is saying is that she recognized the taxi driver as an international war criminal that committed many atrocities in her home country (which included murdering a good bit of the mother's family). That is why she stabbed him.
@codybijeaux8804 @Simqer There was purposely no translation for this scene, since it was explicitly stated by Monk and Leyla(?) that the cab driver was a butcher who murdered several of her family member during the war. Also, Monk explained it in his deduction and it depicted the mother’s POV of why she killed the cab driver…
"Mr Monk she's confessing. Why would anyone confess if they didn't do it?" I wanted to facepalm at this. Obviously she confessed to protect someone else who did do it.
Story aside, it's an interesting fictional nationality. The flag of the Zemenian people is a modified version of the flag of Croatia, where the bottom strip is green instead of red, the checkers on the shield are blue instead of red, and the crown uses different color versions of the original, but with the same designs inside. The language uses Cyrillic script, but seems to be Polish or Russian, or some mix of a few Slavic languages - Croatia and Poland do not use the Cyrillic script.
Polish and Serbian can be pretty similar, Serbia uses Cyrillic and Latin alphabets. Most words would make sense and be more less correctly pronounced in Polish, but not all. my bet would be on Serbia.
@@re12evil No. Many words are Polish. She says for example "córka" which is Polish word for female child not Russian "дочь", though not all she says is recognizable for me. Looks like it is rather some mix of Slavic words or someone just trying to speak Polish without knowing it.
I think Stottlemeyer is really funny when he gets frustrated, I can't be arsed to write out the quote but the raised arms and the "Right, I'm making an announcement.. (blah-blah)... then I'm retiring" I love it, not necessarily this in particular, but when he loses it 😂😂
lol, Randy felt bad 01:27 as everyone had come up with something worthwhile, including Natalie, who's not a cop, and some cop that he outranks. It's been my theory that Randy was highly ranked based on his competency on the ground. If you're being engaged with an active shooter, if you have a suspect on the run, a suspect who's armed and needs to be arrested, require the use of necessary force while avoiding unnecessary force; that's when I'd choose Randy over anyone else on the show. 👍
@@KenLinx heheh, he handed the captain a loaded weapon when it was supposed to be unloaded, too, but Monk's not just a detective or drama show, they inject a lot of comedy, and I think there are scenes we're not supposed to take so seriously. I mean people have pointed out how many protocols were broken, including on the captains part, by not checking the weapon himself, then handing to a monkey, then having a stray bullet fired in the station, that if this even closely resembled reality, they'd all be fired. 😆
Monk was Right, but he was Hoping that a Woman he admired was Innocent, although he should’ve mentioned “Why would the Killer leave the Bracelet in the Cab after murdering the driver?”, and of course the Police would say “It fell off, Monk. A Clumsy Murder plot like this happens all the time, which makes it easy for us to catch the killer in the shortest amount of time possible.” When Monk was lost in thought about the evidence, the Envelope in the E-Bag caught his attention, which made him realize what really happened that night. The Cab🚕, the Red light🚦, Algonquin Avenue🚏, and the Charm Bracelet Layla claims she never seen before📿.
I might be missing something but...what about fingerprints? She stabbed him with bare hands, even if she doesn't have a record, when they caught her daughter, wouldn't they take her fingerprints to match them with the ones in the taxi and weapon?
Fingerprints on such a small weapon could be difficult to get a full set they could Likley get some but not the whole set. Which makes it much more dubious evidence since although unlikely people can have nearly identical fingerprints.
@@shevahauser1780 its was her mother, the cab driver was a butcher who murdered several of her family member during the war, the mother had travel to her place on her birthday as a surprise with the bracelet as her present the cab driver took her to the wrong place because she didn't know the daughter had moved a few days ago, he turned around to talk to her and she recognized him and stabbed him with her hat pin
Ummm… did NONE of the other cops see the charm bracelet with the ‘L.Z.’ and think ‘gee, they might be the initials of the woman who owns the bracelet?! I know Monk is highly observant - more so than the average person - but is that one REALLY outside the skill set of other people?! 😆😆
IIRC he was a horrible dictator back in her home country that committed horrible atrocities before he ran away to hide in the US after being forcefully taken out of power. She recognized his voice after he spoke and then killed him in a fit of rage that he could be living such a peaceful life after everything he had done to hurt so many people.
@@godlyBlade and the dude casually shows his face to someone from his original country? That dude had to have known where she was from. Even if she said the address in English, she would've had a thick accent. And he doesn't even bother to hide his face or voice.
Columbo episode where the mother takes the blame for a crime mother and daughter did together. Also an episode where the murdered person had done horrible things to them. Monk is a good show and has many episodes in homage to, inspired by or copied from (depending on your view) Columbo episodes.
meTV took it off the air a couple of months ago, now MYtv took it off. I can't watch it anymore. I never saw it when it was new and I have become addicted to it. I'm going to go into withdrawal...
from another thread - godlyBlade 4 weeks ago IIRC he was a horrible dictator back in her home country that committed horrible atrocities before he ran away to hide in the US after being forcefully taken out of power. She recognized his voice after he spoke and then killed him in a fit of rage that he could be living such a peaceful life after everything he had done to hurt so many people.
Fingerprints aren't the be-all end-all. That pin was so thin that the chance of her leaving a solid consistent fingerprint was slim to none - when you hold something thin like that in your first, your fingers aren't completely pressed against it. Crime shows simplify it massively; there's a reason whenever you're asked to give your finger/thumbprint, you have to press your finger down on the paper completely, not just tap it. Not to mention they would have to have the fingerprints in the system already to know who they belong to.
Apparently the taxi driver was some sort of war criminal or dictator that went into hiding and when she saw the taxi driver it brought back alot of bad memories of when he made their country a living hell for her
I wonder if this woman would really go to prison for this in the real world. I mean this guy is a sadistic warmonger that pillaged towns and killed her family. I feel like if there's no law that might have given her some leeway, the jury might not even let her spend a night in jail.
It's funny how Zemenia suppose to be a fictional part of the former Yugoslavia, yet both "Welcome to New Zemenia" and Monk's attempt to speak were in broken Russian, and the killer spoke in what seems to be Polish.
Another thread already mentioned it. Basically, he was a dictator who committed many atrocities in her home country, but ran away to America after being overthrown. She recognized his voice and realized who he was. Angry that he's living a peaceful life after what he's done, she just lost it and killed him. I guess she's guilty of second degree murder. My question is why this guy didn't try to conceal his face and voice from someone who was undoubtedly from his country!
Yeah, at some point it got really irritating when the show did not even try to portray him as somewhat competent and thus justify his role as Scottlemeyer's deputy.
Jason might have been perfectly fine with it. I agree that Randy got way too dumb as the show went on, but it could easily be that the actor was fine with that since the show was at least 50% comedy.
"Look it up"
"It's okay, I know what she said"
Mr. Monk might be oblivious to most human feelings but he understands pain and love really well!
i still dont get why she did it
@@shevahauser1780 the guy she killed burned down her old village or something I think
@@shevahauser1780
This guy was like one of the concentration camp guards where who knows how many millions of Jews were slaughtered during WWII Apparently, he burned down an entire village killing everyone there.
@@drmayeda1930 oooh man. honestly id probably have the same reaction, i lost family in the war
@@shevahauser1780 when her daughter and monk were eating at the restaurant she said that this butcher killed her whole family
"Past 14 years i have been sleepwalking... I wanted to wake up... I was afraid of waking up" man, that hit hard, one of the saddest episodes in this show...
I love the way they had her relive the crime in her language, no subtitles! You didn't need them - as Monk said, "I know what she said"
And In the meantime I'm sitting here understanding about 1/4th from what she said beacouse I'm from Poland and the languidge she's speaking has a lot of simmilarities
@@polski_dezerter Same, except I'm American and have lived in Poland for the last five years so I was able to pick up on some of the words.
Subtitles are sure nice to have because they include the viewer.
@@NoHomerS actually, sometimes the lack of subtitles includes the viewer as well. Since Monk doesn’t understand the language, but likely could potentially piece together what happened, we didn’t understand the language, but we still got what she was saying. We could understand that she was confessing, that she’s scared, but most importantly, that she wants her daughter free and safe, and if that means going to jail and confessing to her crimes, then it’s worth it
I'm from Poland and it annoys me I didn't understand the part she said after showing necklaces in the cab so I have no idea why she killed the driver
4:10 -- Seriously valid travel tip: If you are ever in this situation--you are reading from the language guide book and the person whose language you are trying to speak can't understand you--SHOW THEM THE WORD OR PHRASE IN THE BOOK. They can read it more easily than they can understand your poor pronunciation of it.
I know this from personal experience. ("They don't even know their own language" was exactly my feeling at the time.)
nah, just yell it louder
In WWII soldiers often had "pointy talky" cards that described phonetics for some simple phrases and of course also had the translation that you could point to. My dad served in the Pacific and had one for Japanese. I still keep it.
I had to explain this to my colleagues while working in Germany. German compound words with their multiple syllables are not kind to people who don't speak German and it was painful watching them attempting to try and pronounce an eight syllable word but not knowing which syllables a German would pronounce. Kind of like how Westerners say 'Toke-ee-yo' and Japanese say 'Toke-kyo'.
It was amazing how they didn't think to just show the Germans the word rather than attempting to say it. But once I put the notion in their heads, they were constantly sticking their phones in the Germans faces. Even for small words they really should have at least made a little effort with. But this is the same crowd that kept pronouncing the German for milk, 'Milch' to rhyme with 'Filch'...
also travel tip: don't go stabbing people
@@DomWeasel Thanks for adding your own interesting experience to my comment, Dom.
If it's not too presumptuous of me, I would suggest this as a less ambiguous way to present the contrast between pronunciations of the city in Japan: "how Westerners say 'Toe-kee-yo' and Japanese say 'Toe-kyo'.
Also: How IS "milch" supposed to be pronounced? I have no idea.
Dancing zookeper's daughter who makes jewelry and loves to travel.
Randy's deduction is top notch. Monk who??
I didn't see where they disproved Randy's theory. Maybe the mother made jewelry. Maybe her father was a zookeeper and she danced. We know she has travelled
@@rpannier haha I know right
Randy 'Togo the sentient' Disher
And she loves Christmas
Cant blame her for what she did. I’m sure most people if they recognized someone who was responsible for butchering their people, their family, they’d want vengeance too
I can’t blame her either
For real,don't know why she or her mother had to be in prison for killing a genocider
@@panimhoit’s similar to how you can go to prison for hurting a burglar 8n your house , or be made homeless by squatters ,,
Simple we live in a society with a justice system.
If people were allowed to murder murderers, society would end.
Right.. where these looneys come from. 😂😂
Omg, Randy is the best. "I cant think of anyone."
It kind of reminds me of one where they are looking for a murder victim and the Captain says, she could be anywhere and Randy starts narrowing it down by places she couldn't be, like the police station and his house. 😂😂 That's one of my favorites.
😂 He just tries so hard, and is very enthusiastic about getting it right. ❤
Randy's theories are the best.
Lipstick assassin 😂
Opposite Killer 😂
Gold rush killer 😂
If you can name them you can catch em
I think his best was the egg-eating machine that became sentient. He was able to live that one out!
I wonder if monk could ever solve the zodiac killer case.
Mr. Lipstick
Ergo the Killer... was he Hungarian
Why
Some say they're still looking for the sad stick
🤣🤣. When Monk said they don't know their own language and he was wrong that took me out.
Sad stick went to a slap stick comedy show. He is now hiding as a happy stick.
@@LarryDickman1 Why would he be happy if he was slapped and people laughed about it?
I think the translation got buried. The jist of what the mother is saying is that she recognized the taxi driver as an international war criminal that committed many atrocities in her home country (which included murdering a good bit of the mother's family). That is why she stabbed him.
Thank you, I had no idea why she killed him.
@codybijeaux8804
@Simqer
There was purposely no translation for this scene, since it was explicitly stated by Monk and Leyla(?) that the cab driver was a butcher who murdered several of her family member during the war. Also, Monk explained it in his deduction and it depicted the mother’s POV of why she killed the cab driver…
"Mr Monk she's confessing. Why would anyone confess if they didn't do it?"
I wanted to facepalm at this. Obviously she confessed to protect someone else who did do it.
Yeah. I know who did it, and you're right- it wasn't her.
Right, there's literally a term for it, a "false confession", and they're surprisingly common.
The more i watched this show the more I realized that Randy is with the Captain all the time because the Captain is babysitting Randy
"Dancing zookeeper's daughter who makes jewelry". Randy keep quiet before you make the captain retire.
Reminds me of the line in Spongebob, a "football-playing king in space"
Story aside, it's an interesting fictional nationality. The flag of the Zemenian people is a modified version of the flag of Croatia, where the bottom strip is green instead of red, the checkers on the shield are blue instead of red, and the crown uses different color versions of the original, but with the same designs inside. The language uses Cyrillic script, but seems to be Polish or Russian, or some mix of a few Slavic languages - Croatia and Poland do not use the Cyrillic script.
I think the series points to war in Kosovo. Massacres and war crimes that were punished in Den Haag in 2009.
Polish and Serbian can be pretty similar, Serbia uses Cyrillic and Latin alphabets. Most words would make sense and be more less correctly pronounced in Polish, but not all. my bet would be on Serbia.
Language is Russian.
@@re12evil interesting! ty
@@re12evil No. Many words are Polish. She says for example "córka" which is Polish word for female child not Russian "дочь", though not all she says is recognizable for me. Looks like it is rather some mix of Slavic words or someone just trying to speak Polish without knowing it.
I think Stottlemeyer is really funny when he gets frustrated, I can't be arsed to write out the quote but the raised arms and the "Right, I'm making an announcement.. (blah-blah)... then I'm retiring" I love it, not necessarily this in particular, but when he loses it 😂😂
I love stottlemeyer
stotlemeyer is my love next to monk
Stottlemeyer lifting his arms up in exasperation.🤣
Also, how does Randy not know someone who fits all the criteria listed on the board?😉😆
Especially when you add in the (unwritten) fact that she loved Christmas
"I cant think of anyone" is how useless i feel everyday at work lol
Your comment is so hilarious. I’m sitting here imagining you (whom I’ve never seen) saying this at work. So funny.
lol, Randy felt bad 01:27 as everyone had come up with something worthwhile, including Natalie, who's not a cop, and some cop that he outranks. It's been my theory that Randy was highly ranked based on his competency on the ground. If you're being engaged with an active shooter, if you have a suspect on the run, a suspect who's armed and needs to be arrested, require the use of necessary force while avoiding unnecessary force; that's when I'd choose Randy over anyone else on the show. 👍
I mean he did shoot at a robot playing the drums thinking it was the perp.
@@KenLinx heheh, he handed the captain a loaded weapon when it was supposed to be unloaded, too, but Monk's not just a detective or drama show, they inject a lot of comedy, and I think there are scenes we're not supposed to take so seriously. I mean people have pointed out how many protocols were broken, including on the captains part, by not checking the weapon himself, then handing to a monkey, then having a stray bullet fired in the station, that if this even closely resembled reality, they'd all be fired. 😆
It's a tv show.
@@randomfullywonderful yeah nothing in Monk is actual protocol haha
What a brilliant show. The USA Network had amazing shows going back to the early 90's.
Had
@shelldie8523 , Sooo...I wrote "had".
Randy had it all figured out when he put all the clues together...it was a Dancing Zookeepers daughter who makes jewelry🤣🤣🤣
Lol I actually felt so bad for him in that scene.
“I thought maybe we’d use the computer for this one Randy” 😂
This isn't a game show randy 😂😂
Dancing zoo keepers daughter who makes jewelry!
Lols😢
😂😂 zoo zoo zoo keeper
Ha ha ha
How did he get that job? Lol
With the exception of the LZ, Randy's guess can be Barbie for all we know
Love Monk's confidence.. to read foreign language from a book and be so confident to criticize them for not understanding their own language ❤
Randy reminds me of the detectives on Boondock Saints. William DeFoe was hilarious trying to comprehend how they where detectives.
Monk was Right, but he was Hoping that a Woman he admired was Innocent, although he should’ve mentioned “Why would the Killer leave the Bracelet in the Cab after murdering the driver?”, and of course the Police would say “It fell off, Monk. A Clumsy Murder plot like this happens all the time, which makes it easy for us to catch the killer in the shortest amount of time possible.”
When Monk was lost in thought about the evidence, the Envelope in the E-Bag caught his attention, which made him realize what really happened that night. The Cab🚕, the Red light🚦, Algonquin Avenue🚏, and the Charm Bracelet Layla claims she never seen before📿.
Natalie is an angel in human form
"I'm not going to write down she likes Christmas" lol
Make no mistake, Monk still has Trudy's charm bracelet.
Have you seen this dog? No!😂😂😂😂 " its what led up to the question😂😂😂
Am not gonna write down she like Christmas 😅😂😅
How did randy qualify to b a detective 😂😂
I've been asking that question throughout the series
Just memorize answers to questions. Like how so many people have drivers licenses but really can't drive.
The Dilbert Principle- he got promoted to get him off the beat xD
@@joelwillems4081😂
how did Randy finish up as chief of police in Summit New Jersey in the last episode.🤔🤪😄
Ohhh Randy lol 🤦🏽♀️ 😂
Travelling dancing zookeeper 😂
How can anyone not love❤ Monk?
monk is my boy and Leland is my love 💕
Travelling dancing zookeeper... sounds like a circus act??
Randy scene is so funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
5:40 - ooo speaking Polish 😳
And now they're both going to jail for killing a war criminal. Good going, Monk.
Only the mom went to jail.
@@Dharmon1 You don't think the daughter would go to jail for obstruction, or even maybe accessory?
No jury would convict them
Thank you, I was wondering what language it was.
"Could you have solved it?"
Actually, I did.
They don't even know their own language!!! Haha... Monk knows better right?!
Heh heh. “They don’t know how to speak their own language.”
Monk is based
I might be missing something but...what about fingerprints? She stabbed him with bare hands, even if she doesn't have a record, when they caught her daughter, wouldn't they take her fingerprints to match them with the ones in the taxi and weapon?
Fingerprints on such a small weapon could be difficult to get a full set they could Likley get some but not the whole set. Which makes it much more dubious evidence since although unlikely people can have nearly identical fingerprints.
@@christianlangdon3766 I suppose...
i still dont get why she did it
@@shevahauser1780 its was her mother, the cab driver was a butcher who murdered several of her family member during the war, the mother had travel to her place on her birthday as a surprise with the bracelet as her present the cab driver took her to the wrong place because she didn't know the daughter had moved a few days ago, he turned around to talk to her and she recognized him and stabbed him with her hat pin
@@amandacantcometothephone oooh thank you
Monk ❤
2:25 it happened before Natalie you just weren’t there Mr Monk and the TV Star 3:02 no it’s not you have to do what’s right stop justifying everything
Upload the one where monk vs the undefeated lawyer
Where can i see full episodes?
Ummm… did NONE of the other cops see the charm bracelet with the ‘L.Z.’ and think ‘gee, they might be the initials of the woman who owns the bracelet?!
I know Monk is highly observant - more so than the average person - but is that one REALLY outside the skill set of other people?! 😆😆
Why did she kill the driver? He drove her and said "Eleven fifty."
IIRC he was a horrible dictator back in her home country that committed horrible atrocities before he ran away to hide in the US after being forcefully taken out of power. She recognized his voice after he spoke and then killed him in a fit of rage that he could be living such a peaceful life after everything he had done to hurt so many people.
@@godlyBlade Thanks
He killed most of her family.
@@godlyBlade thank you for this. I was just tjinking she was absolutely mental and mad about getting dropped off at the wrong adress xd
@@godlyBlade and the dude casually shows his face to someone from his original country? That dude had to have known where she was from. Even if she said the address in English, she would've had a thick accent. And he doesn't even bother to hide his face or voice.
Columbo episode where the mother takes the blame for a crime mother and daughter did together. Also an episode where the murdered person had done horrible things to them.
Monk is a good show and has many episodes in homage to, inspired by or copied from (depending on your view) Columbo episodes.
OMG the lady from Gorky Park...the late William Hurt...ugh...we will all soon to be late...lol
Natalie comforts Monk who is in love. Isn't that beautiful?
Randy 😅😂😅😂
0:40: Monk showing off his Catholic trivia skill 👍🏻
Mr. Shalhoub is Catholic. I wonder: did he work that into the script? 🤔
I did not know that President Martinez used to be a cop.
I missed something. What's mom's MO for killing the taxi driver?
The taxi driver was a war criminal who killed a ton of people back in her home country, including some of her family members
That taxi driver was an escaped Yugoslavia war criminals
What episode is this
6:01 she is speaking polish by the way in a bad accent
I wish I could see the rest of this.
it's on Netflix
Anybody know what this poor woman is saying? I can’t understand
her voice is very similar to Shohreh Aghdashloo
Another episode I have not seen
Why did she kill the cabbie? The captioning is not working
He was a war criminal that killed her family.
Dancing zookeeper's daughter 😊
Was the murderer a dancing zookeepers daughter that makes jewelry?
So cool man
I love Randy
I can't think of anyone.
She just got here
It's a jungle out there!
Was she actually a dancing zoo keeper's daughter who likes to make jewelry?
meTV took it off the air a couple of months ago, now MYtv took it off. I can't watch it anymore. I never saw it when it was new and I have become addicted to it. I'm going to go into withdrawal...
Last I checked it was on Peacock, which is a free streaming service.
Randy is the embodiment of Carlos Mancia’s “Duh-Duh-Duh!”
# 296!!!
WHOOOOOOOO.....DOGGY!!!! 🤘🤘🤘
I may be dumb , I can't figure out why she did it still lol
from another thread - godlyBlade
4 weeks ago
IIRC he was a horrible dictator back in her home country that committed horrible atrocities before he ran away to hide in the US after being forcefully taken out of power. She recognized his voice after he spoke and then killed him in a fit of rage that he could be living such a peaceful life after everything he had done to hurt so many people.
It’s actually 8 days not 9.
Maybe I need to watch the clip again, I don't get why she killed the man
He killed most of her family, and other innocent people.
Anyone want to say why she did it?
He was a war criminal that killed her family.
I am soo confused.
Csn someone translates pls
SAD STICK!
I dont ubderstand, y did she stab the driver
Boss Lioness
Hilarious how they just took the flag of Croatia and switched the colors to make a new imaginary Balkan Slavic Country.
wait, why did she kill him? will she go to jail?
He was the commander of the forces that killed her husband and sons during the war. She will still go to jail.
Cops didn't even do their jobs finger prints would have stated that the daughter didn't do it
Fingerprints aren't the be-all end-all. That pin was so thin that the chance of her leaving a solid consistent fingerprint was slim to none - when you hold something thin like that in your first, your fingers aren't completely pressed against it. Crime shows simplify it massively; there's a reason whenever you're asked to give your finger/thumbprint, you have to press your finger down on the paper completely, not just tap it. Not to mention they would have to have the fingerprints in the system already to know who they belong to.
Why did she kill driver I can't understand the language
He was a war criminal that killed her family.
Randy is annoying!
Why did she kill the taxi driver again?
He was a war criminal that killed most of her family.
Apparently the taxi driver was some sort of war criminal or dictator that went into hiding and when she saw the taxi driver it brought back alot of bad memories of when he made their country a living hell for her
He was an infamous war criminal that colored genocide against her people.
the old lady speaks Polish, I did not know that people in Zemenia speak Polish 😀
👍
SAD STICK
I wonder if this woman would really go to prison for this in the real world. I mean this guy is a sadistic warmonger that pillaged towns and killed her family. I feel like if there's no law that might have given her some leeway, the jury might not even let her spend a night in jail.
Like you said, it all depends on the Jury! BTW, this episode reminds me of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict! Know where I'm getting at?
How does monk have an eidetic memory but can't easily learn languages?
He's learning. Just learning wrong.
It's funny how Zemenia suppose to be a fictional part of the former Yugoslavia, yet both "Welcome to New Zemenia" and Monk's attempt to speak were in broken Russian, and the killer spoke in what seems to be Polish.
Yes, many words were Polish, but some I didn't understand at all, while being native speaker :).
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What was her motive? That's what I don't get.
Another thread already mentioned it.
Basically, he was a dictator who committed many atrocities in her home country, but ran away to America after being overthrown. She recognized his voice and realized who he was. Angry that he's living a peaceful life after what he's done, she just lost it and killed him.
I guess she's guilty of second degree murder.
My question is why this guy didn't try to conceal his face and voice from someone who was undoubtedly from his country!
The side kick detective is mindumbingly irritating.
Randy was a joke, throughout the entire show. Can't fathom why Jason kept playing him. He could have asked the writers to give him more serious lines.
Yeah, at some point it got really irritating when the show did not even try to portray him as somewhat competent and thus justify his role as Scottlemeyer's deputy.
Jason might have been perfectly fine with it. I agree that Randy got way too dumb as the show went on, but it could easily be that the actor was fine with that since the show was at least 50% comedy.