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All 16 episodes from the eighth and final season of the US crime comedy drama starring Tony Shalhoub as psychologically unstable ex-police detective Adrian Monk. In this season, Monk (Shalhoub) spots what could be a UFO, goes into hiding after his doppleganger is murdered, and is warned off a case with connections to voodoo magic by Natalie (Traylor Howard). The episodes comprise: 'Mr. Monk's Favourite Show', 'Mr. Monk and the Foreign Man', 'Mr. Monk and the UFO', 'Mr. Monk Is Someone Else', 'Mr. Monk Takes the Stand', 'Mr. Monk and the Critic', 'Mr. Monk and the Voodoo Curse', 'Mr. Monk Goes to Group Therapy', 'Happy Birthday, Mr. Monk', 'Mr. Monk and Sharona', 'Mr. Monk and the Dog', 'Mr. Monk Goes Camping', 'Mr. Monk Is the Best Man', 'Mr. Monk and the Badge', 'Mr. Monk and the End: Part 1' and 'Mr. Monk and the End: Part 2'.

Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to playPrimetime Emmy Award and Golden Globe® winner Tony Shalhoub is back for one last obsessively compulsive good time in the final season of the hit detective series Monk From the very first moment detective Adrian Monk (Shalhoub) appeared on the scene audiences have been hooked on this intelligent and irreverent sleuth who uses his quirky phobias and neuroses to solve crimes in a way other detectives just can’t Join him now as he reunites with former colleagues and friends from seasons past – as well as guest stars Elizabeth Perkins (Weeds) Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (Lost) Daniel Stern (The Wonder Years) and many more – for some of the most riveting cases yet including the one that has haunted him for the past eight seasons Critics and fans agree that “there is something undeniably stirring about watching Tony Shalhoub’s Mr Monk take his victory lap” (Mary McNamara Los Angeles Times)