By Justified
At a party meant to galvanize opposition to the proposed strip mine, Mags Bennett (Margo Martindale) teams up with Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) to cut her own private deal with Black Pike Coal. And when the gathering exposes the truth behind her dad’s disappearance, Loretta McCready looks to escape the Bennett clan’s clutches.
By Justified
In the series finale, one last battle between Raylan, Boyd and Ava will determine who—if anyone—gets out of Harlan alive.
By Justified
Raylan struggles to keep Dickie Bennett in prison while contending with an increasingly violent and unpredictable Quarles. Boyd’s Harlan election comes to a head.
By Justified
As Boyd (Walton Goggins) learns of his jealous cousin’s plan to take over the Crowder crime empire, Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) looks to keep Drew Thompson talking by reuniting him with Ellen May.
By Justified
Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) enlists Rachel (Erica Tazel) in his pursuit of Lindsey (Jenn Lyon) and her jealous ex-husband (guest star Robert Baker). Boyd (Walton Goggins) looks to keep Ellen May (Abby Miller) from ever talking about the crimes she’s witnessed.
By Monk
When Monk and Natalie are waiting outside a crime scene, they happen to overhear a call on the police radio mentioning a homicide. The victim’s name? Julie Teeger. Natalie, understandably terrified to hear her daughter’s name, hops into Captain Stottlemeyer’s brand-new car and speeds off to the scene of the crime. The victim doesn’t turn out to be Natalie’s daughter, which is good news for Natalie, though not for the dead Julie Teeger’s distraught husband, to whom Stottlemeyer makes a promise that he’ll track down the killer. But just as Monk is in the middle of examining the crime scene, the police hear another call about a dead bicyclist. The second victim’s name? Julie Teeger! This death appears at first to be a hit-and-run accident, but once Monk takes a closer look, he realizes something bizarre is going on: someone in San Francisco is killing Julie Teegers.
By Monk
It’s late at night in a major hospital, and everything is quiet. An old man shuffles down a hall, into an elevator, and right into the office of Dr. Graydon Whitcomb. With an amazing burst of strength and speed, the old man lifts his oxygen tank and swings it at Dr. Whitcomb’s head! The next day Monk shows up at the hospital with his own medical emergency: a bloody nose. His seemingly incurable nosebleed leads him to seek out Dr. Whitcomb, the hospital’s chief of neurotrauma. Entering Whitcomb’s office, Monk bumps into a coffee table, and then into the dead body of Dr. Whitcomb!
By Monk
An elderly woman wins a cherry pie at a town raffle. Before she can drive home with her prize, a man approaches, demanding she give him the pie. She refuses, so the man kills her and drives away with her body. Captain Stottlemeyer and Lieutenant Disher consider the case a routine carjacking, but Monk suspects there may be more to it. However, before Monk can get too involved, he gets a surprising phone call from his brother Ambrose (John Turturro), who wants to discuss a matter of “life or death”. The brothers haven’t spoken in seven years, ever since Ambrose failed to contact Monk after the death of Monk’s wife Trudy.
By Monk
It’s nighttime, and two cops are outside the West Bay Trust bank, writing a parking ticket for an illegally parked SUV. They mention that the bank had just been robbed the day before but tonight there’s no evidence of trouble. As the cops drive away, however, a glimpse inside the bank proves that not everything is as it seems: four people are trapped inside the bank’s vault. The unfortunate foursome? Monk, Natalie, Capt. Stottlemeyer and Lt. Disher.