No one?
Personally, I think it's a shame. It seemed like the couple looking at the house was setting her up: "I work in the makeup industry"? They seem to have a thing for beating down on Stottlemyre that I don't understand; why did he need to even get divorced in the first place, and now this? I guess the implication is that she had been planning this so far back that she as with Leland just as part of the plan the entire time, but I just think it seemed like a sad ending for the character.
Character wise, I think they did a good job with the Stottlemyre/Monk relationship and Leland's irrational actions. I don't know if I really buy him being that mean to Monk, his comments about Trudy, but you could feel the uncomfortableness of two long time friends dealing with it.
Case wise, I had the webcam solved fairly easily, and her fixing the pen was too blatant to not notice. How does she plan all that and be careless with the flower in her hair?
Personally, I think it's a shame. It seemed like the couple looking at the house was setting her up: "I work in the makeup industry"? They seem to have a thing for beating down on Stottlemyre that I don't understand; why did he need to even get divorced in the first place, and now this? I guess the implication is that she had been planning this so far back that she as with Leland just as part of the plan the entire time, but I just think it seemed like a sad ending for the character.
Character wise, I think they did a good job with the Stottlemyre/Monk relationship and Leland's irrational actions. I don't know if I really buy him being that mean to Monk, his comments about Trudy, but you could feel the uncomfortableness of two long time friends dealing with it.
Case wise, I had the webcam solved fairly easily, and her fixing the pen was too blatant to not notice. How does she plan all that and be careless with the flower in her hair?