Monk S03E11 *AC3* *XviD* - DVDRIP - MEDiEVAL
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| MEDiEVAL proudly presents: |
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| Monk.S03E11.WS.AC3.DVDRip.XviD-MEDiEVAL |
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| SOURCE : DVD |
| VIDEO : XviD 640x352 |
| AUDIO : AC3 2.0 192kbps |
| SIZE : 25x15mb |
| DVD date : July 5 2005 |
| Rls date : Wed Jun 29 2005 |
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| Monk |
| #3.11: Mr. Monk vs. the Cobra |
| Friday January 28, 2005 (runtime: 60 mins) |
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| Category : Comedy, Drama |
| Writers : Joe Toplyn |
| Director : Tony Palmieri |
| Guest Stars : Mako, Melora Hardin, Harry Groener, Patrick |
| Guest Stars : Fischler, Mark Sheppard, Arthel Neville, |
| Guest Stars : Sung Kang, Kathleen Mary Carthy, Sean Foley, |
| Guest Stars : Americus Abesamis, Chris Kennedy, Jeff |
| Guest Stars : Holman, Anil Raman, Peter Cho, Ray Lee Jones |
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| When John Ricca, author of a controversial and unfavorable |
| biography of martial artist Sonny ("the Cobra") Chow, is |
| found dead in his home, all the evidence points to Chow as |
| the murderer. Unfortunately for Captain Stottlemeyer, his |
| chief suspect has been dead for six years. While Monk and |
| Natalie (who's more interested in being reimbursed for her |
| business expenses than in solving the case) visit Chow's |
| former teacher, Master Zee, who claims that Chow died in |
| his arms, Stottlemeyer resorts to having the corpse dug up |
| to prove that, despite rumors to the contrary, Chow is |
| indeed dead. A dental X-ray proving that the corpse is |
| Chow leaves Monk to figure out who tried to frame the dead |
| man for murder. On an inadvertent tip from Disher, an avid |
| Cobra fan, Monk and Natalie visit the Sonny Chow museum, |
| where Monk finds two important clues--a hairbrush that has |
| been stolen from its case and replaced with a lookalike |
| and the stamp that the museum proprietor placed on |
| Natalie's hand so that she can return to the museum. |
| Remembering a third clue, a "death pillow" from Chow's |
| coffin that felt harder than it should have when the |
| frustrated Natalie hit him with it, Monk drags her back to |
| the cemetery, but she leaves before he can present his |
| solution to the case. Unfortunately for Monk, the |
| perpetrator overhears himself named as the suspect and |
| knocks Monk unconscious. Relenting, Natalie returns to the |
| cemetery, discovers that Monk is missing, and calls |
| Captain Stottlemeyer, who knows the "lowlife" perpetrator |
| all too well and rightly deduces what he's done to Monk. |
| What looks like the entire SFPD arrives in time to catch |
| the perp, whose fate adds another bizarre twist to the |
| plot, but the real challenge is to find and rescue Monk |
| while he's still alive. Monk, meanwhile, is a lot calmer |
| than the captain: he's spending quality time with his dead |
| wife, Trudy. |
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| series url : http://www.tv.com/show/9130/summary.html |
| episode url: http://www.tv.com/episode/368974/summary.html |
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