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The gang gathers for a viewing party when a TV show covers Monk's handling of a serial-killer case; while watching the show, Monk realizes someone else killed the third victim.
The gang gathers for a viewing party when a TV show covers Monk's handling of a serial-killer case; while watching the show, Monk realizes someone else killed the third victim.
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S7, EP5 "Mr. Monk Is Underwater"When Monk investigates a death aboard a submarine, the vessel suddenly descends, trapping Monk and the crew underwater.
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S7, EP6 "Mr. Monk Falls in Love"When Monk develops a crush on a model who is accused of murder, he is determined to prove her innocence, even though she confessed.
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S7, EP7 "Mr. Monk's 100th Case"The gang gathers for a viewing party when a TV show covers Monk's handling of a serial-killer case; while watching the show, Monk realizes someone else killed the third victim.
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S7, EP8 "Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized"When Monk undergoes hypnosis therapy, he reverts to his 9-year-old personality.
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S7, EP4 "Mr. Monk Takes a Punch"During a case, Monk meets a boxer trying to make an in-ring comeback, which inspires him to try to get reinstated.
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S7, EP3 "Mr. Monk Gets Lotto Fever"Monk becomes jealous of Natalie's fame when she becomes California's new lotto girl; Natalie becomes embroiled in a scandal when the lotto machine is discovered to be rigged.
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S7, EP2 "Mr. Monk and the Genius"Monk goes up against a chess genius who always seems to be two steps ahead of him.
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S7, EP1 "Mr. Monk Buys a House"Monk buys a house that turns into a money pit when a handyman is determined to rip up the entire house.
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