List of Monk episodes

The following is a complete episode list for the criminal dramedy television series Monk. It premiered on the USA Network on July 12, 2002 in the United States and ended with a two-part series finale on November 27 and December 4, 2009. The complete series has a total of 125 episodes, including three 2-part episodes and four Christmas specials.

Series overview

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	13		July 12, 2002	October 18, 2002
	2	16		June 20, 2003	March 5, 2004
	3	16		June 18, 2004	March 4, 2005
	4	16		July 8, 2005	March 17, 2006
	5	16		July 7, 2006	March 2, 2007
	6	16		July 13, 2007	February 22, 2008
	7	16		July 18, 2008	February 20, 2009
	8	16		August 7, 2009	December 4, 2009

Episodes

Season 1 (2002)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
1 2	1 2	"Mr. Monk and the Candidate"	Dean Parisot	Andy Breckman	July 12, 2002	4.76[1]
3	3	"Mr. Monk and the Psychic"	Kevin Inch	John Romano	July 19, 2002	4.06[2]
4	4	"Mr. Monk Meets Dale the Whale"	Rob Thompson	Andy Breckman	July 26, 2002	4.87[3]
5	5	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Carnival"	Randall Zisk	Siobhan Byrne	August 2, 2002	4.91[4]
6	6	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Asylum"	Nick Marck	Tom Scharpling and David Breckman	August 9, 2002	4.48[5]
7	7	"Mr. Monk and the Billionaire Mugger"	Stephen Cragg	Timothy J. Lea	August 16, 2002	4.46[6]
8	8	"Mr. Monk and the Other Woman"	Adam Arkin	David M. Stern	August 23, 2002	2.55[7] (HH)
9	9	"Mr. Monk and the Marathon Man"	Adam Davidson	Mitch Markowitz	September 13, 2002	4.86[8]
10	10	"Mr. Monk Takes a Vacation"	Kevin Inch	Hy Conrad	September 20, 2002	2.68[9] (HH)
11	11	"Mr. Monk and the Earthquake"	Adam Shankman	Tom Scharpling and David Breckman	October 4, 2002	2.01[10] (25-54)
12	12	"Mr. Monk and the Red-Headed Stranger"	Milan Cheylov	Andy Breckman and Tom Scharpling	October 11, 2002	2.53[11] (HH)
13	13	"Mr. Monk and the Airplane"	Rob Thompson	David M. Stern	October 18, 2002	4.25[12]

• A (HH) listed next to a viewership number indicates the number of household viewers, and a (25-54) indicates the number of viewers aged 25-54. These are only used if total viewership numbers were unavailable for that particular episode.

Season 2 (2003–2004)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
14	1	"Mr. Monk Goes Back to School"	Randall Zisk	David Breckman and Rick Kronberg	June 20, 2003	5.43[13]
15	2	"Mr. Monk Goes to Mexico"	Ron Underwood	Lee Goldberg and William Rabkin	June 27, 2003	4.03[14]
16	3	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Ballgame"	Michael Spiller	Hy Conrad	July 11, 2003	3.64[15]
17	4	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Circus"	Randall Zisk	James Krieg	July 18, 2003	4.07[16]
18	5	"Mr. Monk and the Very, Very Old Man"	Lawrence Trilling	Daniel Dratch	July 25, 2003	3.65[17]
19	6	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Theater"	Ron Underwood	Wendy Mass, Stu Levine, and Tom Scharpling	August 1, 2003	4.70[18]
20	7	"Mr. Monk and the Sleeping Suspect"	Karl Schaefer	Jerry Levine	August 8, 2003	4.52[19]
21	8	"Mr. Monk Meets the Playboy"	Tom DiCillo	James Krieg	August 15, 2003	2.79[20] (HH)
22	9	"Mr. Monk and the 12th Man"	Michael Zinberg	Michael Angeli	August 22, 2003	4.36[21]
23	10	"Mr. Monk and the Paperboy"	Michael Fresco	David Breckman and Hy Conrad	January 16, 2004	5.95[22]
24	11	"Mr. Monk and the Three Pies"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling and Daniel Dratch	January 23, 2004	4.94[23]
25	12	"Mr. Monk and the TV Star"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling	January 30, 2004	6.27[24]
26	13	"Mr. Monk and the Missing Granny"	Tony Bill	Joe Toplyn	February 6, 2004	5.52[25]
27	14	"Mr. Monk and the Captain's Wife"	Jerry Levine	Andy Breckman and Beth Landou	February 13, 2004	5.60[26]
28	15	"Mr. Monk Gets Married"	Craig Zisk	David Breckman	February 27, 2004	4.77[27]
29	16	"Mr. Monk Goes to Jail"	Jerry Levine	Chris Manheim	March 5, 2004	5.51[28]

• A (HH) listed next to a viewership number indicates the number of household viewers. These are only used if total viewership numbers were unavailable for that particular episode.

Season 3 (2004–2005)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
30	1	"Mr. Monk Takes Manhattan"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	June 18, 2004	5.54[29]
31	2	"Mr. Monk and the Panic Room"	Jerry Levine	David Breckman and Joe Toplyn	June 25, 2004	4.70[29]
32	3	"Mr. Monk and the Blackout"	Michael Zinberg	Daniel Dratch and Hy Conrad	July 9, 2004	4.55[30]
33	4	"Mr. Monk Gets Fired"	Andrei Belgrader	Peter Wolk	July 16, 2004	4.68[31]
34	5	"Mr. Monk Meets the Godfather"	Michael Zinberg	Lee Goldberg and William Rabkin	July 23, 2004	4.73[31]
35	6	"Mr. Monk and the Girl Who Cried Wolf"	Jerry Levine	Hy Conrad	July 30, 2004	5.40[32]
36	7	"Mr. Monk and the Employee of the Month"	Scott Foley	Ross Abrash	August 6, 2004	5.77[33]
37	8	"Mr. Monk and the Game Show"	Randall Zisk	Daniel Dratch	August 13, 2004	4.85[34]
38	9	"Mr. Monk Takes His Medicine"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling and Chuck Sklar	August 20, 2004	5.88[33]
39	10	"Mr. Monk and the Red Herring"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	January 21, 2005	5.50[35]
40	11	"Mr. Monk vs. the Cobra"	Anthony R. Palmieri	Joe Toplyn	January 28, 2005	4.10[36]
41	12	"Mr. Monk Gets Cabin Fever"	Jerry Levine	Hy Conrad	February 4, 2005	5.00[36]
42	13	"Mr. Monk Gets Stuck in Traffic"	Jerry Levine	Tom Scharpling and Joe Toplyn	February 11, 2005	5.02[37]
43	14	"Mr. Monk Goes to Vegas"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling, David Breckman, Daniel Dratch, and Joe Toplyn	February 18, 2005	5.40[38]
44	15	"Mr. Monk and the Election"	Allison Liddi	Nell Scovell	February 25, 2005	4.85[39]
45	16	"Mr. Monk and the Kid"	Andrei Belgrader	Tom Scharpling	March 4, 2005	4.44[40]

Season 4 (2005–2006)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
46	1	"Mr. Monk and the Other Detective"	Eric Laneuville	Hy Conrad	July 8, 2005	6.38[41]
47	2	"Mr. Monk Goes Home Again"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling	July 15, 2005	5.0[42]
48	3	"Mr. Monk Stays in Bed"	Philip Casnoff	Hy Conrad	July 22, 2005	4.51[43]
49	4	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Office"	Jerry Levine	Nell Scovell	July 29, 2005	4.7[44]
50	5	"Mr. Monk Gets Drunk"	Andrei Belgrader	Daniel Dratch	August 5, 2005	3.82[45]
51	6	"Mr. Monk and Mrs. Monk"	Randall Zisk	David Breckman	August 12, 2005	4.4[46]
52	7	"Mr. Monk Goes to a Wedding"	Anthony R. Palmieri	Liz Sagal	August 19, 2005	5.5[47]
53	8	"Mr. Monk and Little Monk"	Robert Singer	Joe Toplyn	August 26, 2005	5.28[48]
54	9	"Mr. Monk and the Secret Santa"	Jerry Levine	David Breckman	December 2, 2005	5.48[49]
55	10	"Mr. Monk Goes to a Fashion Show"	Randall Zisk	Jonathan Collier	January 13, 2006	5.4[50]
56	11	"Mr. Monk Bumps His Head"	Stephen Surjik	Andy Breckman	January 20, 2006	6.0[51]
57	12	"Mr. Monk and the Captain's Marriage"	Philip Casnoff	Jack Bernstein	January 27, 2006	5.35[52]
58	13	"Mr. Monk and the Big Reward"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling and Daniel Dratch	February 3, 2006	N/A
59	14	"Mr. Monk and the Astronaut"	Randall Zisk	David Breckman and Joe Toplyn	March 3, 2006	4.89[53]
60	15	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Dentist"	Jefery Levy	David Breckman and Tom Scharpling	March 10, 2006	N/A
61	16	"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"	Andrei Belgrader	Peter Wolk	March 17, 2006	5.4[54]

Season 5 (2006–2007)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
62	1	"Mr. Monk and the Actor"	Randall Zisk	Hy Conrad and Joe Toplyn	July 7, 2006	5.09[55]
63	2	"Mr. Monk and the Garbage Strike"	Jerry Levine	Andy Breckman and Daniel Gaeta	July 14, 2006	4.89[56]
64	3	"Mr. Monk and the Big Game"	Chris Long	Jack Bernstein	July 21, 2006	5.09[57]
65	4	"Mr. Monk Can't See a Thing"	Stephen Surjik	Lee Goldberg and William Rabkin	July 28, 2006	5.20[58]
66	5	"Mr. Monk, Private Eye"	Peter Weller	Tom Scharpling and Daniel Gaeta	August 4, 2006	5.28[59]
67	6	"Mr. Monk and the Class Reunion"	David Grossman	Daniel Dratch	August 11, 2006	5.60[60]
68	7	"Mr. Monk Gets a New Shrink"	Andrei Belgrader	Hy Conrad	August 18, 2006	5.21[61]
69	8	"Mr. Monk Goes to a Rock Concert"	Randall Zisk	Blair Singer	August 25, 2006	5.63[62]
70	9	"Mr. Monk Meets His Dad"	Jerry Levine	Tom Scharpling and Dan Dratch	November 17, 2006	N/A
71	10	"Mr. Monk and the Leper"	Randall Zisk	Charles Evered	December 22, 2006	N/A
72	11	"Mr. Monk Makes a Friend"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman and Daniel Gaeta	January 19, 2007	5.16[63]
73	12	"Mr. Monk Is At Your Service"	Anton Cropper	Rob LaZebnik	January 26, 2007	5.0[64]
74	13	"Mr. Monk Is On the Air"	Mike Listo	Josh Siegal and Dylan Morgan	February 2, 2007	5.2[65]
75	14	"Mr. Monk Visits a Farm"	Andrei Belgrader	David Breckman	February 9, 2007	4.9[66]
76	15	"Mr. Monk and the Really, Really Dead Guy"	Anthony R. Palmieri	Joe Toplyn	February 23, 2007	4.71[67]
77	16	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Hospital"	Wendey Stanzler	Jonathan Collier	March 2, 2007	5.7[68]

Season 6 (2007–2008)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
78	1	"Mr. Monk and His Biggest Fan"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	July 13, 2007	4.82[69]
79	2	"Mr. Monk and the Rapper"	Paris Barclay	Daniel Dratch	July 20, 2007	4.88[70]
80	3	"Mr. Monk and the Naked Man"	Randall Zisk	Tom Gammill and Max Pross	July 27, 2007	5.01[71]
81	4	"Mr. Monk and the Bad Girlfriend"	Wendey Stanzler	Joe Toplyn	August 3, 2007	N/A
82	5	"Mr. Monk and the Birds and the Bees"	Michael W. Watkins	Peter Wolk	August 10, 2007	5.10[72]
83	6	"Mr. Monk and the Buried Treasure"	Sam Weisman	Jonathan Collier	August 17, 2007	4.54[73]
84	7	"Mr. Monk and the Daredevil"	Jonathan Collier	Alan Zweibel	August 24, 2007	5.03[74]
85	8	"Mr. Monk and the Wrong Man"	Anton Cropper	Salvatore Savo	September 7, 2007	4.39[75]
86	9	"Mr. Monk Is Up All Night"	Randall Zisk	David Breckman	September 14, 2007	4.52[76]
87	10	"Mr. Monk and the Man Who Shot Santa Claus"	Randall Zisk	Ben Gruber	December 7, 2007	4.55[77]
88	11	"Mr. Monk Joins a Cult"	Anton Cropper	Josh Siegal and Dylan Morgan	January 11, 2008	5.65[78]
89	12	"Mr. Monk Goes to the Bank"	Michael W. Watkins	Hy Conrad	January 18, 2008	5.46[79]
90	13	"Mr. Monk and the Three Julies"	David Breckman	Tom Scharpling	January 25, 2008	5.32[80]
91	14	"Mr. Monk Paints His Masterpiece"	Andrei Belgrader	Jon Wurster	February 1, 2008	5.45[81]
92	15	"Mr. Monk Is on the Run (Part One)"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling	February 15, 2008	5.60[82]
93	16	"Mr. Monk Is on the Run (Part Two)"	Randall Zisk	Hy Conrad	February 22, 2008	6.88[83]

Season 7 (2008–2009)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
94	1	"Mr. Monk Buys a House"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	July 18, 2008	5.64[84]
95	2	"Mr. Monk and the Genius"	Michael W. Watkins	Joe Toplyn	July 25, 2008	5.06[85]
96	3	"Mr. Monk Gets Lotto Fever"	Michael Zinberg	Hy Conrad	August 1, 2008	4.60[86]
97	4	"Mr. Monk Takes a Punch"	Barnet Kellman	Salvatore Savo	August 8, 2008	3.62[87]
98	5	"Mr. Monk Is Underwater"	Paris Barclay	Jack Bernstein	August 15, 2008	4.65[88]
99	6	"Mr. Monk Falls in Love"	Arlene Sanford	Josh Siegal and Dylan Morgan	August 22, 2008	4.57[89]
100	7	"Mr. Monk's 100th Case"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling	September 5, 2008	4.99[90]
101	8	"Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized"	Michael W. Watkins	Tom Gammill and Max Pross	September 12, 2008	5.02[91]
102	9	"Mr. Monk and the Miracle"	Andrei Belgrader	Peter Wolk	November 28, 2008	4.39[92]
103	10	"Mr. Monk's Other Brother"	David Hoberman	David Breckman	January 9, 2009	5.24[93]
104	11	"Mr. Monk on Wheels"	Anton Cropper	Nell Scovell	January 16, 2009	4.94[94]
105	12	"Mr. Monk and the Lady Next Door"	Tawnia McKiernan	Hy Conrad and Joe Toplyn	January 23, 2009	4.96[95]
106	13	"Mr. Monk Makes the Playoffs"	Randall Zisk	Josh Siegal and Dylan Morgan	January 30, 2009	5.39[96]
107	14	"Mr. Monk and the Bully"	David Breckman	Joe Ventura	February 6, 2009	5.67[97]
108	15	"Mr. Monk and the Magician"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	February 13, 2009	5.11[98]
109	16	"Mr. Monk Fights City Hall"	Chuck Parker	Tom Scharpling, Josh Siegal, and Dylan Morgan	February 20, 2009	5.54[99]

Season 8 (2009)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
110	1	"Mr. Monk's Favorite Show"	Randall Zisk	Jack Bernstein	August 7, 2009	5.14[100]
111	2	"Mr. Monk and the Foreign Man"	David Grossman	David Breckman and Justin Brenneman	August 14, 2009	5.31[101]
112	3	"Mr. Monk and the UFO"	Kevin Hooks	Michael Angeli	August 21, 2009	5.16[102]
113	4	"Mr. Monk Is Someone Else"	Randall Zisk	Salvatore Savo	August 28, 2009	4.98[103]
114	5	"Mr. Monk Takes the Stand"	Mary Lou Belli	Josh Siegal and Dylan Morgan	September 11, 2009	4.82[104]
115	6	"Mr. Monk and the Critic"	Jerry Levine	Hy Conrad	September 18, 2009	4.88[105]
116	7	"Mr. Monk and the Voodoo Curse"	Andrei Belgrader	Joe Toplyn	September 25, 2009	4.74[106]
117	8	"Mr. Monk Goes to Group Therapy"	Anton Cropper	Joe Ventura	October 9, 2009	4.37[107]
118	9	"Happy Birthday, Mr. Monk"	Tawnia McKiernan	Peter Wolk	October 16, 2009	3.98[108]
119	10	"Mr. Monk and Sharona"	Randall Zisk	Tom Scharpling	October 23, 2009	5.42[109]
120	11	"Mr. Monk and the Dog"	David Breckman	Beth Armogida	October 30, 2009	4.69[110]
121	12	"Mr. Monk Goes Camping"	Joe Pennella	Tom Gammill and Max Pross	November 6, 2009	4.26[111]
122	13	"Mr. Monk Is the Best Man"	Michael Zinberg	Joe Toplyn, Josh Siegal, and Dylan Morgan	November 13, 2009	4.39[112]
123	14	"Mr. Monk and the Badge"	Dean Parisot	Hy Conrad and Tom Scharpling	November 20, 2009	5.30[113]
124	15	"Mr. Monk and the End (Part One)"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	November 27, 2009	5.82[114]
125	16	"Mr. Monk and the End (Part Two)"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	December 4, 2009	9.44[115]

Webisodes

These four webisodes were also released on the Season 5 DVD.

• Mr. Monk and Dr. Kroger
• Mr. Monk and the Computer
• Mr. Monk and the Blood Test
• Mr. Monk Goes to the Gym

Little Monk

USA Network ordered ten episodes that would deal with the Monk brothers' childhood. The first premiered on August 21, 2009. The series starred Aaron Linker as Little Monk, Chris Lizardi as Little Ambrose and Bella Thorne as Wendy, one of the Monks' classmates. The series was directed by Randall Zisk, with Hy Conrad, Andy Breckman, Kevin Albright, and Justin Brenneman serving as writers. Aaron Linker also appeared in the parent show as Little Monk in a flashback. The episodes are available only on the "Best of Monk" DVD.

No.	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
1	"Little Monk and the Missing Bracelet"	Randall Zisk	Andy Breckman	August 21, 2009
A schoolmate enlists Little Monk and Ambrose to find a missing bracelet belonging to Ambrose's love interest.
2	"Little Monk and the Business Boys"	Randall Zisk	Hy Conrad	August 28, 2009
Two schoolmates, who share a paper route, need Little Monk's assistance when their coin changer is stolen.
3	"Little Monk and the New Kid"	Randall Zisk	Hy Conrad	September 11, 2009
When a new kid arrives at school, it looks like Little Monk and Ambrose might finally have made a friend – until their investigative skills threaten to get in the way.
4	"Little Monk and the Rubber Ball"	Randall Zisk	Hy Conrad	September 18, 2009
Kids at school – including Ambrose's love interest – are being struck by a mysterious rubber ball, and the Monk brothers are on the case.
5	"Little Monk and the Monk Cousin"	Randall Zisk	Justin Brenneman	September 25, 2009
A visiting cousin presents the Monk brothers with a precious discovery, but there is more to this family heirloom than meets the eye.
6	"Little Monk and the Geography Bee"	Randall Zisk	Justin Brenneman	October 9, 2009
The school team loses the Geography Bee, and Little Monk and Ambrose suspect foul play.
7	"Little Monk and the Saturday Rehearsal"	Randall Zisk	Hy Conrad	October 16, 2009
When money for the school talent show goes missing and two troublemakers are likely suspects, it is up to the Monk brothers to get to the bottom of things.
8	"Little Monk and the Balloon"	Randall Zisk	Kevin Albright	October 23, 2009
Ambrose is injured when a branch on the tree he is climbing gives way, and Little Monk suspects foul play.
9	"Little Monk and the Talent Show"	Randall Zisk	Justin Brenneman	October 30, 2009
When an unwelcome guest sneaks into the school talent show without paying, Little Monk and Ambrose attempt to prove his guilt.
10	"Little Monk and the Little Trophy"	Randall Zisk	Hy Conrad	November 6, 2009
Ambrose wins a trophy at the talent show, and it is clear that not everyone is happy for him. However, his trophy gets stolen and tossed in the trash.

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External links

• Monk – list of episodes at IMDb
• List of Monk episodes at TV.com