Post by tom_nevers_owner on Dec 9, 2006 17:49:14 GMT -5
Written by:
Andy Breckman
Directed by:
Dean Parisot
USA Broadcast Date:
July 12, 2002
Part 1:
Former police inspector Adrian Monk is called in as a private consultant to investigate the murder of a young woman and then the assassination of a mayoral candidate.
Part 2:
The police get a lead on the would-be assassin, but he manages to escape, in part because of Monk's fear of heights. Sharona convinces the deputy mayor to let Monk continue his investigation despite Captain Stottlemeyer's objections. After Monk has gathered the suspects together to recreate the crime scene, the hit man takes a shot at his accomplice and Sharona, playing Lois Lane, follows him into a sewer. Overcoming his revulsion, Monk goes in after them, placing Kleenex on the rungs of the ladder to protect his hands and feet on the way down. But Kleenex won't protect his shoes or the cuffs of his pants from the filthy, six-inch deep water. This novel act of courage moves Monk one step closer to recovering his emotional stability--and getting his old job back.
Andy Breckman
Directed by:
Dean Parisot
USA Broadcast Date:
July 12, 2002
Part 1:
Former police inspector Adrian Monk is called in as a private consultant to investigate the murder of a young woman and then the assassination of a mayoral candidate.
Part 2:
The police get a lead on the would-be assassin, but he manages to escape, in part because of Monk's fear of heights. Sharona convinces the deputy mayor to let Monk continue his investigation despite Captain Stottlemeyer's objections. After Monk has gathered the suspects together to recreate the crime scene, the hit man takes a shot at his accomplice and Sharona, playing Lois Lane, follows him into a sewer. Overcoming his revulsion, Monk goes in after them, placing Kleenex on the rungs of the ladder to protect his hands and feet on the way down. But Kleenex won't protect his shoes or the cuffs of his pants from the filthy, six-inch deep water. This novel act of courage moves Monk one step closer to recovering his emotional stability--and getting his old job back.
