Monk

Monk investigates an assassination attempt on Mayoral Candidate Warren St. Claire and learns there's more at play than meets the eye.

Everyone believes psychic Dolly Flint has accomplished the impossible when she discovers the body of the former Police Commissioner's missing wife. Everyone except Monk.

An 800-pound recluse, aka Dale the Whale, is the number one suspect in a murder case. But how can a man who can't even fit through his bedroom door be a murderer?

Monk, who suffers from vertigo, investigates the death of a police detective murdered on a ferris wheel.

After being temporarily institutionalized, Monk stumbles upon a four-year-old murder. Or is his mind playing tricks on him?

A billionaire is shot dead while mugging a couple outside a theater. It appears to be a mid-life crisis gone horribly wrong, until Monk figures out the truth.

Monk takes a job as a substitute high school teacher to determine whether a teacher's fall from a clock tower was really a suicide, or a lesson in murder.

Monk travels to Mexico to investigate the mysterious demise of a skydiver who reportedly drowned to death... in mid-air.

When a ruthless CEO and his wife are lured to their deaths, Monk connects their murders to a baseball great and his quest for the homerun record.

When a circus ringmaster is murdered by a high flying daredevil, all leads point to his vengeful ex-wife. But how could the acrobatic ex have committed the crime with a broken foot?

Captain Stottlemeyer takes a page from the book of Monk in order to determine why anyone would want to murder the world's oldest man.

Monk reluctantly takes the stage to investigate an actor's murder.

When Monk travels to New York City to investigate his wife's murder, he gets tangled up in a baffling case involving the shooting of a foreign ambassador.

When a big-time record producer is found dead in his panic room, Monk must help decide the guilt or innocence of an unlikely suspect.

When the city is overrun by a string of unexplained blackouts, it's up to Monk to keep the "City by the Bay" out of the darkness.

Monk must find the evidence to put away a grisly murderer and regain his detective's license from the grouchy new police commissioner.

Monk infiltrates an organized crime family as he tries to get to the bottom of an apparent mob hit.

The shoe is on the other foot when inexplicable happenings put Sharona's own sanity to the test.

When fellow detective Marty Eels shows up at a crime scene knowing all the answers, has Monk finally met his match, or is Eels cheating?

Monk solves a Halloween murder mystery while he and his brother Ambrose wait for their long-lost father to return home.

Natalie puts herself in jeopardy to pursue a case when Monk is sick in bed with the flu.

When a parking garage attendant is killed and a financial analyst's hand is broken in a mysterious attack, Monk goes undercover in an office to solve the case.

A relaxing getaway in wine country turns into a crime-filled weekend as Monk and Natalie try to uncover a murder involving a man that doesn't exist.

Monk must get to the truth when it appears that his late wife Trudy is still alive.

A famous actor preparing to play Monk gets a little too close to one of Monk's real-life murder investigations.

When a union boss' death threatens to prolong a city wide garbage strike in San Francisco, it's up to Monk to help end the strike by determining whether the boss' death was suicide or murder.

Julie's basketball coach is murdered, and Monk must step in as the new coach while trying to solve the case.

Monk is blinded after he witnesses a murder in a fire station but realizes that he can still solve cases.

When Natalie convinces Monk to go into business as a private eye, his first case is a seemingly innocuous fender bender that leads to a far more dangerous investigation.

While attending his 25th college reunion, Monk reminisces how he met Trudy and tries to prevent the murder of a former classmate.

When Marci Maven is accused of a bizarre crime, she turns to the object of her obsession for help: Adrian Monk.

Monk is hired to clear the name of a famous rap star who is accused of murder.

Monk must confront his prejudice against nudists when he's called to investigate a murder on a nude beach.

Monk's friendship with Captain Stottlemeyer is put to the test when Monk suspects the captain's girlfriend of murder.

Monk tries to prove a sports agent is guilty of murder while helping Natalie’s teenage daughter with her love life.

Monk finds himself in a dangerous situation when he helps his psychiatrist's son follow a treasure map.

When his neighbor's child plays the piano too loud, Monk decides it's time to move.

Monk goes up against a Bobby Fisher-type chess genius who always appears to be two steps ahead of Monk.

Monk has to help out Natalie when she becomes involved in a lotto scandal.

Monk finds a new lease on life after giving up his hope of reinstatement to the SFPD.

A former friend of Mitch's dies in a locked room aboard a submarine and everyone cries suicide. When Monk and the crew investigate, the ship suddenly descends and Monk finds himself trapped on-board, underwater.

When Monk develops a crush on a model who is accused of murder, he is determined to prove her innocence, even though she confessed.

After the attempted murder of a former child star from Monk's favorite show, Monk accepts the job as her bodyguard.

While investigating the puzzling, high profile murder of a maid whose assailant apparently tried to treat her wounds, Monk finds himself increasingly drawn to another case involving a visiting African man investigating his beloved wife's hit-and-run death.

Monk must uncover the link between a missing girl and a UFO sighting after Natalie's car breaks down in a small desert town.

Monk assumes the identity of a dead hit man in an effort to foil an assassination plot.

Monk's phobias threaten to undermine a big murder case when an aggressive defense attorney targets the detective's unconventional methods in court.

Natalie becomes convinced a critic who panned her daughter Julie's theatrical performance was responsible for a murder at the same time as the show.