"Monk" Mr. Monk Goes to the Office (2005)

User Rating:

8.9/10   

Director:

Jerry Levine

Writers:

Andy Breckman (creator)
Nell Scovell (written by)

TV Series:

"Monk" (2002)

Original Air Date:

29 July 2005 (Season 4, Episode 4)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Mystery | Crime

Plot:

Monk goes undercover as an office worker and revels in the office routines and actually starts making...

Plot Keywords:

Detective | Obsessive Compulsive Disorder | Murder | Widower | Multiple Actors For One Character

Cast

Tony Shalhoub	...	Adrian Monk
Traylor Howard	...	Natalie Teeger
Jason Gray-Stanford	...	Lt. Randall Disher
Ted Levine	...	Captain Leland Stottlemeyer
Eddie McClintock	...	Waren Kemp (as Eddie Mcclintock)
Jennifer Hall	...	Abby
Christopher Neiman	...	Chilton Handy
Brett Rickaby	...	The Killer
Meredith Scott Lynn	...	Angela Dirks
Fred Stoller	...	Greg
Nicole Randall Johnson	...	Frances
Chet Grissom	...	First Detective
Brian Hatton	...	Second Detective
Morgana Davis	...	Female Paramedic
Mark McDaniels	...	Garage Attendant (as Mark Mcdaniels)

Color:

Color

Certification:

Portugal:M/12

Company:

Mandeville Films

Quotes:

Natalie: YOU ate nachos!

Monk Fits In.....For Awhile

A man is crouched down besides a parked car in an indoor garage next to a big office building. The attendant spots him, goes over to see what he's doing, knows he's up to something and starts to call the police. The intruder shoots and kills him. A minute later, an office executive walks to his car. The intruder puts a gun to his back but instead of killing him, makes the man open his car and slam the door on his hand!, breaking it!, of course. While the man screams in pain, the intruder flees. That executive, "Warren Kemp" hires Monk to find out to did this and Monk goes undercover in the office. Monk loves the routine, cubicle existence and actually fits in here with the workers. He's thrilled to actually be accepted by other people. That, unfortunately, comes to a halt because of a bowling match.

This was another fine episode. It had a lot of facets to it, including a possible romance and a good look into human nature. Christopher Nieman was particularly entertaining as the idiot office nerd.