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  • Monk - Season Two

    From:Universal , Jerry Levine , Stephen Cragg , Michael Nankin , Adam Arkin , Kevin Inch , Universal Studios ,
    Monk - Season Two
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    User Rating:4.5 out of 5 starsAmazon Sales Rank:#4460




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    great buy, 2008-09-30
    I have never had a problem with any purchases from amazon.com. Shipping is prompt and the products are alwya packaged well.

    Recommended for Monk lovers, 2008-09-27
    I liked this particular series because you don't ofter find year 2 episodes on reruns. You may find most of these episodes are new to you unless you saw them the first time around.

    Delves deeper into the characters' lives and families, 2008-05-27
    What I liked best about the second season of this show is how it digs much deeper into the private lives, history, pain, and relationships of the main characters. We learn that Monk has a brother, Ambrose, who has not left the family home in more than 30 years because he still believes, sadly, that their father will come home someday after abandoning them. We also learn that Monk had a lonely and difficult childhood, not surprisingly; that Sharona once had revealing photos taken of herself when desperate for money; that Stottlemyer has a difficult yet loving relationship with his wife.

    The season finale brings us back to Dale the Whale, now played by Tim Curry instead of Adam Arkin, and a riveting prison story during which Monk learns that the car bomb was actually meant for his wife, Trudy, and not for him. He must take off to New York for further investigation.

    This was a great cliffhanger for the third season of this series, which just keeps getting better.





    I'm Monkish...are you?, 2008-02-09
    I'm just a Monk fan. I got all 5 seasons and I wasn't dissapointed.
    If you're a bit Monkish, you'll like seasons 1-5 and six when it's out on DVD!

    Terrific comedy & mystery series!, 2008-02-09
    Our family had never seen this series on TV until introduced to it by another family with teens and tweens. We all simply love it! A nice mix of whodunit with comedy. Our favorite episode is "Mr. Monk Gets Married." We're still laughing!

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