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Quirky detective Adrian Monk has only one more season of obsessive-compulsive detection left. Originate mourning now, because it’s aloof one of the best shows on TV.
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In the meantime, the seventh season of his dramedy/mystery series holds up well and shows small signs of its age. It’s got everything you’d inquire of “Monk” — unique phobias, personal crises (shot in the leg!), lots of hilarious writing, bizarre mysteries, and the celebration of Mr. Monk’s one-hundredth case.
Monk is having more danger than ever after Dr. Kroger unexpectedly dies, and the neighbor girl starts playing the piano. So he decides to recall the house of an used man who recently fell down the stairs. Unfortunately, some creepy people want to glean their greedy hands on whatever is hidden in that house — and they’ll end his dream-house to do it.
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Unfortunately (for Monk) it’s the least peculiar case he encounters this season. He has to deal with (in no particular order) : a murdered homeless man, miraculous fountains, lottery murders, a stolen bike at a biotech lab, submarine “suicides,” exploding grills, protecting a boxer, the impossible cancel of Monk’s annoying neighbor, and a manly-bonding football game with Stottlemeyer.
And Monk struggles with his bear problems, with the support of his novel therapist Dr. Bell (Hector Elizondo) and his assistant Natalie (Traylor Howard: terrible hypnosis, a suitable conventional lady, a crush, a looming physical, and a half-brother escaped from prison. And Monk tries to conclude the parking lot where Trudy died from being demolished, only for the council-woman interested to be found murdered in the bay…
Most quirky TV series don’t survive past the first few episodes, or the first season at most. So while the seventh season of “Monk” has a few bumps in the road (such as “Mr Monk and the Bully,” where he comes across as rather too vindictive), it smooth has the just balance of humor, poignancy and brain-twisters.
The whole season is dazzling worthy a solid string of enjoyably complex abolish mysteries — baffling crimes, obscure clues, and a few modern eccentricities for Monk. Despite all the execute and bittersweet moments, the episodes are peppered with some comedy as well (Randy watching the football game upside-down in the stairwell) and plenty of solid dialogue (”It’s a square tomato. You’re doing the Lord’s work!”) .
This season Monk’s biggest jam is his biggest phobia of all — his apprehension of being left by everyone, whether it’s a mother substitute or his beloved shrink. Fortunately Shalhoub has the skill to sustain his tragicomic character from seeming cartoonish — good-hearted, socially clueless (gaze “guy banter”) and trapped in the cage of his bear fears and sorrow. The only flaw is that for some reason, Monk tends to be a wee bit more mean-spirited here.
Traylor Howard does a solid job as Monk’s assistant Elizondo is quite satisfactory as the replacement for Dr. Kroger, and Jason Gray-Stanford continues to be hilarious as Randy (”Ergo the killer. Is that Hungarian? “) . Ted Levine gets to display different side to Stottlemeyer, when the longtime cop becomes a monk (yes, the religious kind) and goofs off at tailgate parties. Not in the same episode, of course.
There’s only one more season of “Monk” to go, but the seventh is a heckuva penultimate chapter, with plenty of befuddling mysteries and curious problems.
I don’t mediate I can say it better than what others have said. Monk is simply one of the best television shows on. I must say they did explain a darker side of Mr. Monk in this season. The contrivance he treated Natalie on the display when he got shot was suprisingly insensitive for a guy whose character is based on a man unable to let go of his tiring, wife. One of the reasons that I care for his character is that loving devotion to his wife. Otherwise this is another honorable season of the point to. Like the seasons before, I am looking forward to adding this to my home library.
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