Monk (08/01)
08-03-03 | 12:51 PM
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Monk (08/01)
I just got a chance to watch this episode. That speed dating scene had me laughing my ass off. 
08-03-03 | 03:59 PM
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The speed dating was great.
I was laughing when he was in the play and took everything off the table and put it in a neat pile and then gently turned the table upside down
I was laughing when he was in the play and took everything off the table and put it in a neat pile and then gently turned the table upside down
08-03-03 | 10:48 PM
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From: Sesame Street (the apt. next to Bob's)
Originally posted by MrN
I loved the episode - lots of humor, twists I couldn't see coming and a killer caught on stage that Hitchcock would have been proud of.
I loved the episode - lots of humor, twists I couldn't see coming and a killer caught on stage that Hitchcock would have been proud of.
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Honk!
08-04-03 | 12:02 PM
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Originally posted by MrX
I was laughing when he was in the play and took everything off the table and put it in a neat pile and then gently turned the table upside down
I was laughing when he was in the play and took everything off the table and put it in a neat pile and then gently turned the table upside down
I also liked it when the director caught Monk and Sharona reenacting the play.
"You memorized the play after seeing it once?"
"I'm sorry."
08-04-03 | 12:10 PM
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Who played the understudy? I know I've seen her somewhere before, perhaps on a sitcom?
Edit: Nevermind, I found out. She is Melissa George. She played the hot nanny on Friends.
Edit: Nevermind, I found out. She is Melissa George. She played the hot nanny on Friends.
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08-04-03 | 12:57 PM
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Amy Sedaris (Sharona's sister) looks pretty different from when she was on "Strangers with Candy". I almost didn't recognize her.
This was a good episode. Benji magically appeared for 30 seconds, even though he was gone for most of the episode, sleeping over at a friend or something.
This was a good episode. Benji magically appeared for 30 seconds, even though he was gone for most of the episode, sleeping over at a friend or something.
08-04-03 | 05:15 PM
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As much as I love Monk, this show left me somewhat bothered. Perhaps it's because I'm over thinking this due to my beginning medical school, but any decent autopsy would have revealed the patient asphyxiated due to anaphylactic shock, and that the stab wound was secondary. Seems San Francisco needs some new moraticians... 
Bring on the Monk!
Bring on the Monk!
08-04-03 | 05:21 PM
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Originally posted by tycho55
As much as I love Monk, this show left me somewhat bothered. Perhaps it's because I'm over thinking this due to my beginning medical school, but any decent autopsy would have revealed the patient asphyxiated due to anaphylactic shock, and that the stab wound was secondary. Seems San Francisco needs some new moraticians...
Bring on the Monk!
As much as I love Monk, this show left me somewhat bothered. Perhaps it's because I'm over thinking this due to my beginning medical school, but any decent autopsy would have revealed the patient asphyxiated due to anaphylactic shock, and that the stab wound was secondary. Seems San Francisco needs some new moraticians...
Bring on the Monk!
08-04-03 | 08:06 PM
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Originally posted by tycho55
As much as I love Monk, this show left me somewhat bothered. Perhaps it's because I'm over thinking this due to my beginning medical school, but any decent autopsy would have revealed the patient asphyxiated due to anaphylactic shock, and that the stab wound was secondary. Seems San Francisco needs some new moraticians...
Bring on the Monk!
As much as I love Monk, this show left me somewhat bothered. Perhaps it's because I'm over thinking this due to my beginning medical school, but any decent autopsy would have revealed the patient asphyxiated due to anaphylactic shock, and that the stab wound was secondary. Seems San Francisco needs some new moraticians...
Bring on the Monk!
