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The episode leans heavily into Monk's germaphobia, especially regarding the use of portable toilets—one of which is actually the crime scene.
Monk only agreed to go because he thought a "rock show" was a geology exhibit—he even brought his own magnifying glass for what he assumed would be a day of looking at minerals.
Watch Adrian Monk confront a rockstar in this classic scene from the episode: Mr. Monk Takes On A Rockstar | Monk YouTube• Jan 21, 2024
Lt. Randy Disher also "skips" work to attend the festival, hoping to get his own demo tape heard by the bands.
The episode leans heavily into Monk's germaphobia, especially regarding the use of portable toilets—one of which is actually the crime scene.
Monk only agreed to go because he thought a "rock show" was a geology exhibit—he even brought his own magnifying glass for what he assumed would be a day of looking at minerals.
Watch Adrian Monk confront a rockstar in this classic scene from the episode: Mr. Monk Takes On A Rockstar | Monk YouTube• Jan 21, 2024
Lt. Randy Disher also "skips" work to attend the festival, hoping to get his own demo tape heard by the bands.
