Monk Episodes	Season 5
Back To Pazsaz Entertainment Network's Monk Page Mr. Monk And The Actor Monk is extremely flattered when Hollywood star David Ruskin is chosen to play him in a movie and starts taking on his mannerisms. But Natalie is concerned that the actor is taking the role too seriously. Meanwhile, Monk investigates two murders that may be related. Mr. Monk And The Garbage Strike The fastidious Monk deals with one of his most difficult assignments yet when San Francisco's sanitation workers go on strike and he is called in to investigate the suspicious suicide of the union boss. Mr. Monk And The Big Game After Julie's basketball coach is murdered, Monk acts as a replacement coach while he investigates the crime. Mr. Monk Can't See A Thing Monk is blinded when an intruder at the local firehouse throws solvent in his face after killing a firefighter, but the detective's disability doesn't stop him from trying to solve the murder case. Mr. Monk, Private Eye When Natalie pushes Monk to open his own detective agency, his first case seems a bore: a woman who found a nasty note on her car wants Monk to track down its author. But as Monk probes further, he realizes there's more to the case. Mr. Monk And The Class Reunion Monk attends his 25-year college reunion, where he has fond memories of meeting Trudy, but he also has other business to attend to: keeping a former classmate from being murdered. Mr. Monk Gets A New Shrink Monk's overworked therapist retires after the murder of his cleaning lady, which puts the defective detective in a tight spot. When he can't bear to find a replacement shrink, he works hard to solve the crime. Mr. Monk Goes To A Rock Concert Monk and Natalie look for Stottlemeyer's truant son at a rock concert, but they end up with a murder investigation on their hands when a roadie is found dead in a portable toilet. Mr. Monk Meets His Dad While celebrating Christmas with Natalie, Monk receives quite a surprise when his estranged truck-driver father, Jack, whom Monk hasn't seen in 39 years, comes to town. When Monk decides to accompany his dad on a cross-country route, they soon find out that a partner in Jack's company is missing and that Jack's truck may hold some interesting clues. Mr. Monk And The Leper Monk becomes embroiled in a complex case after he agrees to meet with a mysterious millionaire who was presumed dead. The man, who has leprosy, offers Monk a lot of money to retrieve some incriminating love letters. Mr. Monk Makes A Friend Monk is positively giddy when he makes a new friend, but Natalie and the others are convinced that the overly amiable guy isn't what he seems. Mr. Monk Is At Your Service When a wealthy couple are killed, Monk poses as a butler at their sprawling abode to investigate. He ends up working for their son, a filthy rich brat who has had a longtime crush on Natalie. Along the way, Monk discovers he's afraid of frogs and that his meticulous nature serves him well as a manservant. Mr. Monk Is On The Air A shock jock's wife is killed while the man is on the air, but that doesn't stop Monk from suspecting the radio personality of murder. Mr. Monk Visits A Farm Disher inherits a farm after his uncle commits suicide but he soon comes to suspect foul play in the man's death, so he asks Monk to investigate, sending him out to the country where the detective is sure to find even more things to worry about. Mr. Monk And The Really, Really Dead Guy A serial killer strikes in San Francisco, attracting a federal agent with advanced forensic technology, but Monk feels his detective skills are better suited to the task of finding the murderer. Mr. Monk Goes To The Hospital Monk goes to the ER for a nosebleed and stumbles upon a murdered doctor. Left on his own to investigate when Natalie goes on a date, Monk ends up in danger when the killer becomes aware of his sleuthing.
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