Monk unravels a baffling mystery after a toddler finds a severed finger in a park.

Monk pursues the killer of his wife.

When a union boss' death threatens to prolong a city wide garbage strike in San Francisco, it's up to Monk to help end the strike by determining whether the boss' death was suicide or murder.

Monk heads to Los Angeles to help the father of his late wife solve a very puzzling mystery on a game show.

Why would a thief want to steal an ordinary pet fish? Monk finds out, and meets a new assistant in the process.

A famous actor preparing to play Monk gets a little too close to one of Monk's real-life murder investigations.

When Dr. Kroger retires after his cleaning lady is killed, it's up to Monk to solve the case and get Dr. Kroger back to work.

Monk takes a job at a department store to solve the murder of one of the store's employees.

Monk travels to Las Vegas when Captain Stottlemeyer suspects foul play in the death of a millionaire casino owner's wife.

When Natalie suspects foul play in the deaths of her parents' wealthy neighbors, Monk goes undercover as a butler to investigate.

As Monk and his friends watch a TV news magazine piece on the solution of his hundredth case, he realizes that one of the victims was murdered by a different killer.

When Monk travels to New York City to investigate his wife's murder, he gets tangled up in a baffling case involving the shooting of a foreign ambassador.

When Monk is taken into protective custody after witnessing a Chinese mob killing, he's brought to a remote cabin in the woods where he uncovers another murder.

Monk goes up against a Bobby Fisher-type chess genius who always appears to be two steps ahead of Monk.

What could possibly make a cherry pie worth killing for? Monk finds out, with a little help from his long-lost brother Ambrose.

Monk must find the evidence to put away a grisly murderer and regain his detective's license from the grouchy new police commissioner.

The shoe is on the other foot when inexplicable happenings put Sharona's own sanity to the test.

Monk takes a new medication that alleviates the symptoms of his obsessive-compulsive disorder but impairs his ability to solve crime.

Monk gets stuck in a traffic jam and finds that the cause of the standstill is murder.

Monk is blinded after he witnesses a murder in a fire station but realizes that he can still solve cases.

Monk goes head-to-head with a magician he suspects of murder.

When all signs in a murder investigation point to deceased Kung Fu movie star Sonny Chow, Monk must find the real culprit.

Monk finds himself in the middle of a shadowy murder plot worthy of a classic Hollywood film noir.

Monk goes toe-to-toe with a popular radio shock jock who is suspected of killing his wife.

Monk becomes involved in the disappearance of a city official that could have ramifications concerning Trudy's murder.