Mr. Monk Gets Married

El episodio se emitió el 27 feb 2004
TV-PG
43min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaWhen Randy's mother marries a guy much younger than she, he gets worried. When they go to some kind of couples retreat, he asks Monk and Sharona to go and keep an eye on her. So to join the ... Leer todoWhen Randy's mother marries a guy much younger than she, he gets worried. When they go to some kind of couples retreat, he asks Monk and Sharona to go and keep an eye on her. So to join the group, Monk and Sharona pretend to be married.When Randy's mother marries a guy much younger than she, he gets worried. When they go to some kind of couples retreat, he asks Monk and Sharona to go and keep an eye on her. So to join the group, Monk and Sharona pretend to be married.

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Curiosidades
The show switching to the winter of 1849 and two miners discovering gold references the California Gold Rush (1848-1855), with 1849 being the peak year for the migration to California.

Pifias
Adrian Monk says West Virginia became a state after the Civil War. West Virginia actually became a state in 1863, during the Civil War.

Citas
[Monk and Sharona come to see Disher, late at night]
Sharona Fleming: Have you been drinking?
Lt. Randall Disher: Yes, I have. I couldn't think of any other way to get all this Scotch into my body.

Banda sonora
It's a Jungle Out There
(uncredited)
Written by Randy Newman
Performed by Randy Newman

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1/10

Why isn't this Episode called, "Mr. Monk digs for Gold"?

This could have been an interesting episode, had it not gone the route it did, because honestly there is a neat idea involving hiding gold in black ink. The Problem is the whole marriage counseling crap. Plus I really didn't want to see Randy's mom get dragged in all of this. Because shouldn't he have a much bigger role in the episode if he's worried about his mom being married to a greedy murderer. I don't know what it is about that actor who played Dalton Pardon, (Nestor Carbonell) but he has such a punchable and off putting demeaner about him, that I'm surprised he come back to play a different character. But otherwise, this episode is bad. The jokes don't work. The pathos is forced and lame. The good elements are truncated to make room for the stupid jokes, and everything feels like a rushed together first draft.