Ep 6. Mr. Monk and the Buried Treasure
- TV-PG
- August 17, 2007
- 43 min
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7.7 (1,113)
In season 6 episode 6 of Monk titled "Mr. Monk and the Buried Treasure," Adrian Monk, a former detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder, is asked by a woman named Dolly Flint to investigate the death of her husband, Harry Flint. Harry was a treasure hunter who had spent years searching for a hidden stash of gold buried in San Francisco.
After Harry dies of a heart attack while digging for the treasure, Dolly discovers a map that she believes will lead her to the gold. However, she needs Monk's help to decipher the cryptic symbols on the map and find the treasure. Monk is hesitant to take the case at first, as he is not a fan of treasure hunting and is more comfortable with clear-cut cases. But he ultimately agrees to help Dolly out of a sense of duty.
Monk quickly realizes that the map is not as straightforward as it appears. The symbols on the map are linked to different locations throughout San Francisco, and Monk must use his detective skills to piece together the clues and determine where the treasure is buried. Along the way, he encounters a number of obstacles, including a group of rival treasure hunters who are also trying to find the gold.
As Monk and Dolly get closer to the treasure, they begin to suspect that Harry's death was not natural. They find himself racing against time to uncover the truth about Harry's death and find the treasure before anyone else can get to it.
As always, Monk's obsessive quirks provide some comic relief amidst the tense investigation. Bailey and Natalie, Monk's assistants, are also integral to the story, providing support and encouragement as Monk faces his fears and confronts his discomfort with the treasure hunting lifestyle.
Overall, "Mr. Monk and the Buried Treasure" is a fun and entertaining episode that blends a classic detective story with a treasure hunting adventure. Fans of the series will appreciate the clever plot twists and the familiar characters, while newcomers will enjoy the humor and suspense of the investigation.
