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Monk and Stottlemeyer cannot go into the biggest football game of the year until they discover who tried to blow up a fan in the parking lot.
Monk and Stottlemeyer cannot go into the biggest football game of the year until they discover who tried to blow up a fan in the parking lot.
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S7, EP14 "Mr. Monk and the Bully"When a childhood bully suspects his wife of infidelity, he hires Monk to trail her; Monk relishes the opportunity to prove the bully right.
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S7, EP15 "Mr. Monk and the Magician"Monk goes head to head with a magician he suspects of being a murderer.
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S7, EP16 "Mr. Monk Fights City Hall"When the parking garage where his wife was killed is set for demolition, Monk intervenes, but finds himself investigating the disappearance of a city official who is key to preserving the site.
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S8, EP1 "Mr. Monk's Favorite Show"Monk is thrilled to be the bodyguard of a former child star after an attempt is made on her life, until he learns how different she is from her TV alter ego.
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S7, EP13 "Mr. Monk Makes the Playoffs"Monk and Stottlemeyer cannot go into the biggest football game of the year until they discover who tried to blow up a fan in the parking lot.
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S7, EP12 "Mr. Monk and the Lady Next Door"When Monk befriends an older woman (Gena Rowlands) while investigating a murder at a museum of oddities, he has trouble believing that the friendship comes without a catch.
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S7, EP11 "Mr. Monk on Wheels"When Natalie unwittingly helps a thief steal the bicycle of a biotech CEO (Bradley Whitford), she ropes Monk into solving the crime.
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S7, EP10 "Mr. Monk and the Other Brother"Monk's half-brother, Jack Jr., breaks into Monk's apartment and manipulates him into helping find the person Jack Jr. claims framed him for murder.
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