TV and Movies

[on the bay]

Every single time!

I think ok I've already watched all of these episodes several times, I'll watch something else.

Turn back to it, can't stop watching and when Monk does his thing, whatever it is, I 

can't help laughing all over again

Love him

[Pearlee]

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@on the bay wrote:

Every single time!

I think ok I've already watched all of these episodes several times, I'll watch something else.

Turn back to it, can't stop watching and when Monk does his thing, whatever it is, I 

can't help laughing all over again

Love him

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@on the bay Is there a Monk Marathon today on some station?

[on the bay]

@Pearlee-

Yes! Hallmark movies and mysteries channel

[Pearlee]

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@on the bay wrote:

@Pearlee-

Yes! Hallmark movies and mysteries channel

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@on the bay  Thank you - I'll watch some!

[OKPrincess]

We love watching the movies on the Hallmark Movies and Mysteries channel. 

Monk is so funny as I’d never seen him before recently.

[CinNC]

The series is on the H&I network (Heroes & Icons) from 11am to 7 or 8pm every Thursday.  I haven't watched it........but I do watch Nash Bridges on the same channel every Monday from 11am to 7pm. 

[PamfromCT]

I’m going to track down Monk reruns on certain channels in my area.  Loved that show!  Did anyone here see the submarine episode?  If not, wait for it...

[Annabellethecat66]

I've watched the Monk episodes more times than I can say. 

Right now on my DVR I have 11 episodes to watch.  I watch Monk when I'm feeling down.  He always cheers me up!

[nomless]

Fans of the Monk TV series probably would also enjoy the Monk books written by Lee Goldberg. He wrote many of the Monk TV episodes. He wrote about 15 Monk books. Then another writer took over; they aren't as good as the Goldberg books. 

I like the books even better than the TV series because the characterization is even richer. You get to know Monk much better. 

[Annabellethecat66]

@nomless  Books are often better than the TV show or movie. 

I think some of it is because the writer has more time to delve into the psyche of the characters.

A reader feels like he or she better understands the characters and that makes them more interested in the outcome of the story.

Just my ideas....

I don't read much anymore (except trash magazines).  I used to read a lot.

Now I'm so busy doing a lot of ???? (I don't know what, just busy)...Ha!