Monk season 2 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Henry dismisses household duties while focused on baseball scores. In a crowded theater, anticipation builds for a character's sister's performance. Unexpectedly, Burt appears, though he should be in jail, escalating tension. During the play, Hal is stabbed with a real knife, shocking the audience. Gail is interrogated by police, suspecting her due to a past relationship with Hal. Monk investigates, suspecting Jenna, the understudy. Jenna's plot, aided by her father, is revealed: orchestrating the stabbing to secure her role. Monk's involvement in the play leads to uncovering the truth, exonerating Gail and culminating in a celebratory family photo.
Full Episode S02E06 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Henry doing in the opening scene?
Henry was reading baseball scores and ignoring household responsibilities.
Why was the theater crowded?
The theater was crowded because the play was sold out.
Who is Burt and why was his appearance surprising?
Burt is a character who was unexpectedly found not in jail but at a character's house, causing surprise and tension.
What happened to Hal during the play?
Hal was stabbed with what was believed to be a prop knife, but it turned out to be real.
How did the police interpret Gail's actions in the stabbing incident?
The police suggested Gail stabbed Hal in a public act of revenge due to their past relationship and her emotional emails to him.
What was Monk's role in the investigation?
Monk investigated the case, focusing on the switch of the real and prop knives and suspecting Jenna's involvement. Q: