Henry Dittman

Alan worries that Charlie's womanizing is out of control. Jane Lynch returns as Charlie's therapist, and Emmanuelle Vaugier returns as Charlie's former fiancée, Mia.

Season Seven premiere. The director of Vince's latest action film talks his star into doing his own driving stunt, agitating both Eric and Ari. Turtle's attraction to an underperforming employee named Alex threatens to damage his fledgling car-service business. Ari looks to add to his resume as 'the biggest agent in the world' by eying an alliance with the NFL. Worried that his holding deal is about to expire, Drama pressures Lloyd, now a TMA agent, to land him a project.

One morning in San Francisco, an amazing thing happens. The Frisco Fly, a masked daredevil who climbs the city’s building while avoiding the police, falls during one of his stunts. Onlookers rush over to the fallen Fly, who turns out to be Monk’s bitter rival, and fellow patient of Dr. Kroger’s, Harold Krenshaw. Miraculously, Harold survived the accident and is rushed to the hospital. Meanwhile, Monk is with Capt. Stottlemeyer on a secluded stretch of road investigating a burned out car wreck. There’s a dead man behind the wheel and it looks like vehicular homicide... but Monk thinks the victim’s death was accidental and that someone who happened upon the scene set the car on fire. But why would someone do such a thing? Monk is soon confronted with an even more baffling question when he hears the news about Harold Krenshaw. How can Harold, who has more fears and phobias than Monk, be the Frisco Fly?

Team Scorpion heads to Northeast Africa where they must carefully navigate a minefield in order to save the lives of local villagers. Also, Paige and Walter’s relationship takes a shocking turn, and Toby and Happy make an important decision, on the fourth season finale.

Nora and Holly try to work together in planning an engagement party for Rebecca and Justin; Sarah takes a business trip to France; Kitty contemplates giving disturbing news during difficult times.