What's so Special About the Bike? | Monk
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Time to play detective! Can you figure out what's special about the bike before Monk does?
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From Season 7, Episode 11, "Mr. Monk On Wheels": When Natalie unwittingly helps a thief steal the bicycle of a biotech CEO, she ropes Monk into solving a crime straight out of "Encyclopedia Brown" -- until Monk learns the hard way how dangerous this thief really is. Bradley Whitford guest stars.
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Monk Synopsis: Adrian Monk (Emmy®-winner Tony Shalhoub) was once a rising star with the San Francisco Police Department, legendary for using unconventional means to solve the department's most baffling cases. But after the tragic and still-unsolved murder of his wife, Trudy, the devastated Monk becomes obsessive-compulsive. His psychological disorder has caused him to develop an abnormal fear of virtually everything: germs, heights, crowds... even milk. Monk's condition costs him his job, but he's back as a police consultant despite the unique challenges he encounters in his everyday life. These challenges lead Monk to hire a personal nurse, Sharona Fleming (Bitty Schram), who is always there to offer her assistance, even with the simplest of tasks (like organizing his sock drawer). Her less-than-subtle prodding keeps the "defective detective" on track in his investigations, as well as in his efforts to convince Captain Stottlemeyer (Ted Levine) to allow him to return to the force.
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Notice the nervous reaction of the lab assistant when Monk and Natalie return with the recovered bike.
In that particular episode Monk pushed Natalie to her limits because he got shot (by the same guy that Natalie helped escape) and it's all her fault. But it's okay because Natalie shoots Monk ... It's complicated.
AND he makes her feel bad for letting him roll backwards down the hill even though it was HIS fault that she left him alone on the sidewalk
actually felt bad for nat in this one since its the one episode where she becomes aware (or at least verbalizes) that monk often abuses and diminishes her services and talents. never really gets resolved but i believe her character does stand up to monk more after this episode.
That sounds like a healthy relationship:-o
@@jochenkraus7016 u joke but thats what a lot of the series was based on... it was monk > everything = greater good
the only times his peers visibly got annoyed were when he was psychologically incapable of behaving normally. after the earthquake, the garbage strike, and hypnotism.
Does this really happen
Yeah, one reason I usually skip over this one on rewatching random episodes.
He comes close to being like that in the Lotto one as well.
I like how, when the poor guy was lying on the ground after the bike accident, two medical professionals just kept walking on by. 😊❤❤
They could tell he was fine.
More likely lab techs or PhDs and not medical professionals 😅
. It's like assuming everyone with the title 'Doctor' can tell you why your arm hurts
@@mq5276 It's exactly that. and irony of watching monk while mmaking tath blunder.
"I command you!" Oh yeah, that'll work! LOL!
I like how the tomatoes stayed red during the flashback.
You can taste the symmetry.
maybe an homage to The Schindler'list film...
I thought he was allergic to tomatoes?
I think they use a filter on these flashbacks to highlight the blood, and the tomatoes got caught
@@Penguinmanereikelno, monk's flashbacks are always in black and white
I love how the guy whose bike was stolen never bothered to be specific about who people should stop until it was way too late. he says stop that guy about six times before saying that guy on the bike. there's only one guy on a bike if he had said that to begin with people would have helped.
In fairness, guy on the bike is the only one who appears to be trying to run away from anything and moving with any sense of speed. Everyone else in the scene is generally just standing and chatting or otherwise walking at a pretty slow pace.
To be even more fair, if you shout out "that guy stole my bike", it's way more specific and helpful than "stop that guy", and only takes 2 additional words.
@@Nick-jb4xi best of both worlds is "Stop that biker"
@@MBValentineIt's not the best combination, it missing the reason why I should stop him.
@@rabeapakind3709 so how would you do that
Too funny how Monk drives about in the lab in his wheelchair as he pieces the facts together.
That was so ridiculous. Looked like a bit from the Three Stooges.
I watched all but never remember him in a wheelchair
It is very nice to see Bradley Whitford again. Back in the day, I didn't know him. Been a fan of his ever since West Wing.
"come back here I command you"
I like how they wrote this guy to make him sound eccentric and crazy about environmental stability. 2022, makes a lot of sense now.
I mean, he is a scientist. Obviously he is much more aware of such problems, because he is educated and informed. Its not like it hit us out of nowhere. They already warned us decades ahead, we just ignored them. Like many still do...
@@Grothgerek because its all bullshit. no matter what we do, nothing will change because there are countries like china, india, the phillipines and south american countries that will do nothing to change since they have actual problems that are gonna kill them alot faster than global warming
@@Grothgerek And partly it's because of television like this. Be aware of how popular culture can subtly influence your perceptions, whether it is the intention of the writer/showrunner oif they think it's just good TV. Charlie Brooker and his anti-technology stances come to mind as another example of this.
@@roguishpaladin not so much anti tech, as anti tech savior-ism? gadgets won’t save us if we don’t know to use them for good. seth mcfarlane covers this in “the orville”, albeit with a heavier hand.
Monk and Natalie throwing karma bank points back and forth. Love this episode ends with two shots in his foot and two casts.
"And I would've gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for you meddling adults!"
“You can taste the symmetry”
oh my god we need to see the scene where Natalie eventually shoots monk lmaoo it’s one of the most chaotic and funny episodes even tho Adrian is really annoying and he is treating Natalie very badly
I mean if the thief was such an electronic whiz, wouldn't it have been 100x easier to just put a hidden camera in the lab and steal the combination that way?
Odds are he'd cover the PIN with his hand...
A hidden camera might be discovered.
None of it really makes sense if you think about it. If she designed the lock she could have programmed it to accept the combination he set then open with a 2nd combination she knew. She simply removes the lock herself when there's few people around and the police never would have gotten involved at all.
It was a plot device to make episode interesting for the viewer but it didn't make a lot of sense.
@@ghostbond1074 Yep, or write the combination to a tiny chip in the corner of the lock that she could easily slip out. Or transmit it to a receiver nearby.
@@ghostbond1074 Or steal the lock, not the bike.
Monk was right about helping the thief being a bad idea but he only cared because he wanted the attention on him 😂 Monk might be annoying at times like the chart in the first episode in all that but in this episode he was in the right to be mad and annoyed Natalie caused this and never took no for a answer and that’s how this happened and at the end she shot him really Natalie? 😒
You think it’s not right to help a person who fell off their bike?
@@antoniodominguezjr4734It is right but the guy was a Thief
@@antoniodominguezjr4734You should put your needs before strangers. Only out your friends and family's needs before yours.
@@jwill5892 not sure how this applies.
Oh wow, Bradley Whitford and Pamela Adlon both on Monk ... Monk had top notch good guest stars
This episode is defintly my favorite. Monk who finnaly understant the duffering of Nathalie, Mon in weelchair is hilarous. Chears from France.
It's a jungle out there. Disorder and confusion everywhere. No one seems to care. Well, I do. Hey, who is in charge here?
Lol "what happened to you?" Natalie had chips, Scientist said "What is happening to man?" "I will donate money for Brazilian trees, in the rain forest, in honor of your name Monk" "I don't have to visit the rainforest or water it do I?"
Or think about it?
2:45 Monk up four steps with no ramp for no reason.
Camera man, we need Monk at eye level for the next shot. 😂
😂😂😂
This episode had me in all the feels
Wow, what a episode this was, Monk was right on the money, why would they go through all that trouble over a bike? I mean what was so special about it? I bet that lady will go to prison for years and years!
She will since she killed that guy
Monk eating tomatoes is one of the show’s inconsistencies because in “Mr. Monk Goes to the Asylum,” the doctor there said he was allergic to tomatoes.🤨
^ Pay no attention to this Asylum escapee.
It's sad really, since he truly believes there was such an episode.
I can imagine Monk ignoring that for the sake of eating perfectly symmetrical food
Monk is allergic to round tomatoes. Square tomatoes are completely different.😀
@@Adinkydude Exactly. This genial and sympathetic nerd has of course changed the most common allergens i his squaromats so they will be harmless
Man I feel bad for Natalie in this episode
Natalie was the *WORST* in this episode:
1. She helps a thief escape from stealing a bike
2. She doesn’t do much to make it up to the bike’s owner
3. She forces Monk to go there, although it’s her fault, resulting in Monk getting shot
4. She shot Monk *AGAIN* at the end of the episode “At least your legs are at the same height” my foot!
Except, she didn’t know he was a thief. And she did everything she can, including getting Monk to help her, because she wanted to do the right thing because she felt so bad. She didn’t know Monk would get shot and punished herself plenty. Monk cared about his legs the first time he got shot so Natalie made a comment similar since it’s something he cared about. These aren’t fair ‘points’
Lovely Natalie can do no wrong 🥰.. whatever are you talking about? 😅
Monk's always stingy and sometimes a little insensitive, but in this episode he's straight up sadistic lol. I didn't like this version of him
This episode made Monk look horrible, and God forbid this is the first episode anyone sees.
@@Dharmon1fr😂
why didnt she just make it so the lock just texts her the passcode? then she never needs to steal the lock, thus then she never would have been found out... after all, she designed the lock...
The episode was from 2002 so that technology was much more niche if it existed at all.
Though, she probably could have just looked over his shoulder one day, set up a hidden camera, or even just convinced him to give it to her since she's his assistant.
I suppose her slightly more convoluted scheme still made sense though- it's a massive bit of bad luck that a world class detective got involved just because he happened to be right there when the crime happened,
@@jonathancampbell5231 I think Natalie mentioned once in one of her earlier episodes Monk just kind of has this bizarre knack to stumble onto crime scenes even when he's minding his own business.
@@jonathancampbell5231 The series premiered in 2002 but this episode is from season 7, so it's from 2009-2010.
Or just low power blue tooth, just walk by it.
@@jonathancampbell5231 I bought a Nokia 3310 in 2002. The technology definitely existed. But even more than that, she could have just built a low-power radio transmitter that broadcast it in Morse Code. Anyone who accidentally tuned into it wouldn't know what it signified.
started stealing from each other... started killing each other
stottlemeyer: "suddenly sounding like a real family"
😅🤣
What happened to the family of man? We're hurting each other, we're stealing from each other.
"Family of man starting to sound like a real family"
~ Leland the Legend
The Unshot people...
Monk was extra hard on Natalie this episode.
I love this episode Monk.😊
I think this was the first Monk episode that I watched back in 2005 or 2006 on my first visit to the US.
Oh, the Karma chips episode 😆 I remember this episode very well because I found it too funny the way that Mr. Monk very weakly calls Natalie in the hospital after his leg is shot and asks for the chips back!! It made me die. I want to see that scene!! 😶
Also, 2:14 made me die 🤣
vipaka not karma
A reliant robin? Oh boy...
That was a clever plan but she never reckoned on Monk.
Wow! I don't remember this episode at all!
i can take the 'aerodynamically-perfect solar-powered' car, but the Three-Wheel design bothers me...the roof-mounted solar panel isnt gonna get much sun when the roof is pressed against the ground...and if that thing tries to take a too-high speed of a turn (a threshold of like, what, 15mph?), its Definitely rolling over...
The Reliant Robin did just fine.
@@jamesbrice3267 no the hell it didnt xD
(though, to be fair, ive only seen Robins driven by the TopGear guys, who were probly TRYING to roll it over...either way, it looked like it did so, Easily)
Why did he park in the shade?
Man, I like that environmentalist. He's kind'a nerdy but I like him (his role). I mean, I can relate. Could be me.
03:42 that Look 😠🤣🤣🤣
I was waiting for this episode to come
FINALLY
I love Monk
6:19 yeah me too
I guess all the smothering by Peggy that it's no surprise that Bobby Hill became a criminal....Hank must be devastated.
MONK does it again.
If it's a custom bike lock why not design it in such way that it gives you combination when you put in a master code.
it did
Find this a tricky episode to watch because Monk is very unlikeable in how he treats Natalie.
Why didn't she just design the lock to give her the combination, without actually stealing it?
hey, it's Josh Lyman
What was the point of stealing the whole bike, why didn't he just steal the lock and run?
Maybe it was like with “Mr Monk and the Missing Granny” episode where they kidnapped the granny with the chair because they thought nobody would care about the chair if they got their granny back.🤔
Because, if all that was stolen was the lock, he might have come to the same conclusion as Monk did about the combination.
Because it would've been obvious he was after the lock. Dude actually dumped the bike in the dumpster right after he stole it, it was kind of dumb luck it was even found.
True. I just figured he would have got away sneakier instead of struggling with the bike.
A bike on a cable lock lasts ten minutes in California
@1:39 The original Tesla.
Eeeeerm, yah, haha, nice electric car with obvious combustion engine...
Gunshot wound “wipe, wipe”
That's Jake Peralta's dad, so I suspect he is shady.
edit: i was wrong :O
See I remembered him more as Eric from Billy Madison so my first instinct at the time was that he was in on it but surprisingly no. Apart from being reasonably upset initially that his bike got stolen and a stranger helped him along with it, dude was a nice enough guy
That’s josh from the west wing.
I like his acting. Also Captain Stently who was in Role Models.
Yeah we all know that wouldn't be the kind of guy stealing bikes
We have got to pay our teachers, professors, and grad students better and treat them with more respect.
Isn't that really the moral here !?
Not really, she was already a well paid researcher. She just wanted to get rich by selling them to the chinese government. Literally a chinese spy
Oh hey, its Josh from West Wing!
Josh lightman!
That is Bobby Hill.
“No fossil fuels this is the future”
Me crying in my 2022 gas fueled society where even the electricity is made of fossil fuel
You should look up the pictures of the mines for the minerals used in batteries...
couldn't she have just...watched him put the code in? he trusted her, and it's not like he was particularly secretive about inputting it.
No, she couldn’t “watch him” put in the combination because he *was* being secretive and obviously didn’t trust her.
He’s the only one with the combination and with good reason too (if you’d seen the end of this episode): This is his project and that he’s in charge of, with it worth a lot of money, so less people knowing the combination, the better.
@@pikapika4355 5:40 she can *see* him do it from where she's standing. and that's his right hand, so he near certainly isn't facing her.
@@MrLego3160 If she could “see” him do it, then they’d be no point to her scheme with the bike lock. And sure, maybe he doesn’t 100% of the time, block the combination from his assistant.
But not bothering to completely cover the number pad and trusting her with the combination/ letting her blatantly stare at him putting in the correct numbers, are two different things.
@@pikapika4355 There *isn't* a point to the bike lock scheme. because she has days, if not weeks, if not months to piece together the code just by glancing up whenever he goes to the safe. and in the case shown at least, it wouldn't matter if she was blatantly staring, because *he can't see her*
@@MrLego3160 (Since my comment didn’t show up… :)
The entire episode plot revolved around the bike lock scheme, so, *yes, obviously there’s a point to it* . If the assistant could easily find out the combination, why the fck did she bother with her convoluted plan to have the guy input the same combination to the lab project on the bike lock and then steal said bike lock to figure out the correct combination?
You don’t like the answer I gave you, fine. But is it that hard to believe/ understand/ accept the show’s logic for the assistant being unable to crack the combination code? Need I remind you that this is a show where your suspension of disbelief is heavily put to the test, with criminal arrests made on the most asinine, circumstantial evidence/ theories (e.g. a murderer getting caught because they parked on a hill) and criminals committing crimes for the stupidest of reasons (causing blackouts so a tv show isn’t played)? Being unable to see the combination isn’t _that_ much of a stretch…
Monk sowing the seeds of dissent as always
The way he was treating Natalie in this episode I was so happy when he rolled down that hill in the wheelchair and crashed out😂😂😂😂
So brilliant.
Donna!!!!
Come back here I command you!
Is that the guy from The West Wing?
Josh, yes
he is also Jake's father in Brooklyn 99
And Eric from Billy Madison, one of the scientist dudes in Cabin in the Woods and also the dad in Get Out.
The reaction to his brilliance is usually included but it just feels empty without it .. didnt like this clip as much as some of the others.. still good ol monk tho
I absolutely love Monk but this episode really didn't show him in his best light, Natalie deserved better
Omg no way
Lmao this guy being an environmentalist is hilarious compared to that rogue cop he plays
That silly car will tip right over at the first corner. Renault Reliant anyone?
# 401
WHOOOOOOO!!!!🤘🤘🤘
Monk was definitely at his most insufferable this episode.
What season is that?
7.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
China. It’s always China
When Natalie will start doing her job?... so she can pay for her house... and everything else...
it is like a lame copy of the "police squad"
Quite a stupid plan here : if the lock was custom made, why she hasn't simply implemented a method to get the password without having to steal the lock like... I don't know... a wireless device or an easily reachable port she could access without having to take the lock at home ?
This is one episode I really wanted to slap Monk 😅. He was terribly mean to Natalie in this story😁.
😭😄🤣🤣
This clip was cut short. I don't like it when they do that. I wanted to see Bobby Hill get cuffed.
The thing that puzzles me is...WHAT on earth is Josh doing...impersonating a plant biologist, when he should be helping President Santos!!!???
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Actually although Monk is.a brilliant detective he is not a nice person
the one thing that made me cringe was the horse shoe breaks, god so old and quite tedious work
Is this particular episode of postseason 4vmonk were you really notice were you really noticed the increasing jackass he became
This episode was so out of character. They made Monk into a completely heartless narcissist and abuser. Why sacrifice the entire plot of the show just to run a few lame gags? Pure garbage