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- Previous episode S03E05 - Mr. Monk Meets the Godfather
- Number S03E06
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Writer
Andy Breckman
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery
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Mr. Monk and the Girl Who Cried Wolf
It's Sharona's turn to be terrified. After several frightening and mysterious encounters with a blood-soaked man that no one else can see, she begins to doubt her own sanity, and Stottlemeyer advises Monk to give her time off to restore her nerves. Monk is left with an irritating substitute nurse whose philosophy is the opposite of Sharona's: everything from Monk's requests for wipes to the obsessively systematic organization of his refrigerator has to go. Wanting Sharona back again, Monk goes to the garage where Sharona first saw the blood-soaked man and finds a clue--the silver tip from the toe of a cowboy boot. Meanwhile Sharona, who is attending a night class in creative writing, apparently forgets to turn in an assignment and seems to be misplacing objects. But when her writing instructor's husband dies of a heart attack after eating tomato soup, Sharona recognizes the plot of her missing story and realizes that she's not crazy. All she and Monk have to do now is tie together the...
The classic American crime drama "Ironside" made waves during its original run from 1967 to 1975, captivating audiences with its compelling storylines and unforgettable characters. The series stars the legendary Raymond Burr as Chief Robert T. Ironside, a brilliant detective who becomes paralyzed from the waist down after a violent encounter. Rather than allowing this life-altering event to define him, Ironside takes on the role of a consultant for the San Francisco Police Department, showcasing not only his immense intellect but also his unwavering determination to fight for justice.
In Season 1 of "Ironside," viewers are introduced to an ensemble cast that includes talented actors such as Don Galloway as Detective Sergeant Ed Brown and Barbara Anderson as Officer Eve Whitfield. Their dynamic relationships add depth to each episode, which revolves around various intriguing cases ranging from thefts at race-tracks to murder investigations involving high-profile personalities. Each storyline is crafted with precision, drawing viewers into a world where intellect triumphs over physical limitations, making it a trailblazer for future representations of disabled characters on television.
The first season kicks off with an exciting premiere episode where a significant amount of money is stolen right under Ironside’s nose at a race-track event. As he and his team investigate this high-stakes crime, they uncover layers of deception connected to an inside man—setting the tone for the thrilling mysteries that lie ahead. Subsequent episodes explore darker themes, including serial killers targeting vulnerable women and corrupt gangsters facing their final reckoning before turning state evidence. This variety keeps viewers engaged and invested in both the overarching narrative and individual character arcs.
