Monk

Oh, he started his new medication this morning

and it's already made a big difference.

Oh, he can't wait to see you too.

Yeah, he's having a very good day.

Oh... oh, you mean today?

Oh, no, no, that's fine.

That'd be great.

Oh... well, yeah, I always say

family's the best medicine.

40 minutes?

Okay, we'll see you then.

Joseph, that was your niece.

They're gonna be here any minute.

You know, I had a neighbor once,

and his last name was neighbors.

He had a crab apple tree out in the back.

Joseph, they're gonna be here soon.

We don't have much time.

I need you to remember

what happened in 1968.

You were talking about it this morning.

The Hampton street depository.

Crabapple, but you couldn't eat the fruit.

It was no good. Joseph.

I need you to focus.

You said it was a big, big, big secret.

Remember, I shouldn't...

You know, my first car was a desoto.

Beautiful machine.

It was as big as a boat.

Well, Joseph, you had your chance.

I can't find my hat.

I don't know where it is.

Gregory peck always wore a hat.

What was that movie

Gregory peck was in?

It was Gregory peck, and then there was a hat.

It was a gift from my neighbor, my other neighbor.

Uh-huh. That's fascinating.

Well, guess how tall she was.

Five foot tall in her bare feet.

And guess if she knew karate.

Yes, she did.

Nobody cares, Joseph.

Hey, wh... why are we going upstairs?

I-I never go upstairs.

It's way too dangerous.

Just can't take that risk, you understand?

I want my hat.

You probably don't.

You don't understand anything, do you, Joseph?

What are you doing? Get my hat, get my hat.

We're going to get your hat.

Wait a minute. Are you crazy?

Whoa, whoa. What are you doing?

Wait a minute! Where the hell is my hat?

Aah!

Don't stop, honey. You sound great.

No slouching.

I don't believe it.

Sorry to bother you, ma'am.

We had another noise complaint.

You've got to be kidding.

From who?

He wouldn't give his name.

We think it's the same guy.

Oh, they're leaving.

Oh, finally.

Is she in handcuffs?

I don't see her. What?

Why aren't they arresting her?

Oh, the justice system in this country is a joke.

God... There she goes again.

Natalie, you gotta make her stop.

I-I can't stand it. I can't.

I still don't hear it.

You don't hear that?!

Are you kidding me?

She was practicing all night.

I couldn't sleep.

I kept reaching for the phone to call...

Dr. Kroger?

I know.

I miss him too.

I actually...

Left him two messages.

I just...

I just still can't believe it.

A heart attack.

I-I saw him the day before.

He looked fine.

He looked...

We'll find a new therapist.

There has to be somebody out there.

No...

Never be anybody else.

The man saved my life.

You didn't know me before Dr. Kroger.

I mean, I-I-I was a little messed up.

You know?

He wasn't just a therapist.

He was...

He was Dr. Kroger.

We'll keep looking.

What about the one that my brother recommended?

Dr. Beechum?

No... the chairs in his waiting room were too low.

How about the man you met yesterday?

He seemed nice.

Natalie, eye patch!

Listen. Oh, come on, listen.

Now... you can hear that. It's even louder now!

By all that's holy, give us a break!

Oh, here's one.

Before adding fuel to the primary tank...

You turn the fuel selector switch to reserve.

Correct.

Hey! Okay, what about this one?

Here? Yeah?

Monk, those are all closed.

What do you want to do? Do you want to solve 'em again?

You okay?

Just... I'm just tired. I'm tired.

Why don't you go home?

Can't.

Beethoven junior is still at it.

Come on. Give me another one.

Uh... oh.

Safe water markers are traditionally...

Green and red horizontal stripes.

Nice.

What are you doing?

Oh, I'm buying a boat next week

if my loan comes through.

Randy's helping me study for the maritime exam.

Here's one.

What does this mean?

Dot-dot-dash...

Morse code. You can skip that.

You know morse code?

My boys were both cub scouts.

Yeah? I was an eagle scout.

Hey, what am I saying?

What about this one?

Here, look.

Joseph moody. This one's still open.

Uh, no. Not anymore, actually.

The m.E. Just called on this.

Uh, it's officially an accident.

His private nurse found him yesterday.

He was 89 years old, fell down a flight of stairs.

Stairs. Sounds suspicious.

What's suspicious about it?

Are you kidding? Nine decades, perfect health?

Guy just up and dies?

I think we should check it out.

Are you really that bored?

Yes, I am.

I'm sorry. I'm a little confused.

You're from homicide?

Uh, yes, ma'am.

Our office has to sign off on the coroner's report.

It's just a formality.

I know this is a difficult time, Ms. Moody.

It'll just take a couple of minutes.

Real estate agents?

Are you selling the house?

We don't have a choice.

There's no other family.

Do you know anyone who's interested?

It's a wonderful house,

and we're flexible on the price.

We just want to sell it.

Your uncle had a private nurse named miss Drake?

That's right.

We were lucky to find her. She was wonderful.

Excuse me. Are these floors Douglas fir?

I think so.

I have her, uh, statement right here.

Uh, she said the accident occurred at around 10:30?

That's right, we were driving up

to visit, and it must've happened

just before we arrived.

Excuse me, sorry. Does the fireplace work?

As far as I know.

Do you work?

It's so clean.

I know.

My uncle was compulsive

about all that stuff.

Before his stroke, he was always dusting