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Bitty Schram in Monk (2002)

Kevin Nealon: John Wurster

Mr. Monk Goes to the Asylum

Monk

Kevin Nealon credited as playing...

John Wurster

Quotes4

  • Adrian Monk: You weren't?
  • John Wurster: No, sir. They never found the gun first of all. Plus, Bill LaFrankie was my roommate. He was a devout Buddhist. He wouldn't hurt a spider. Speaking of spiders, there was a guy here named Jim Robertello about two-two years ago. No. About three years ago. No, no, no. Two years-two or three-about two and a half years ago maybe.
  • Adrian Monk: It doesn't really matter.
  • John Wurster: It doesn't really matter how many years ago it was. But he had a spider named Jesse-Jesse the spider. And Jesse, everytime you played a Willie Nelson record, he would start dancing.
  • Adrian Monk: I went to the Stop & Shop, but instead of walking home up Divisadero Street, I-I turned left, and I walked down Trudy's old street to her house. Door was open, so I walked in.
  • Dr. Moris Lancaster: And how did you feel being in the house again?
  • Adrian Monk: Content. Not a care in the world.
  • John Wurster: Adrian, when did this urge begin to manifest itself?
  • Dr. Moris Lancaster: John, I'll run the therapy session today, okay?
  • John Wurster: Fair enough.
  • Dr. Moris Lancaster: And later, you and I can talk privately.
  • John Wurster: About Monk?
  • Dr. Moris Lancaster: No, about your tendency to overempathize.
  • John Wurster: I feel like I'm back in medical school again.
  • Manny: Dr. Lancaster, can I go next?
  • Dr. Moris Lancaster: Just a minute. Just a minute, okay? Go ahead.
  • Adrian Monk: I, uh, I really feel sorry for the Haskells.
  • John Wurster: Who are the Haskells?
  • Adrian Monk: The couple that live in the house. Nick and Josie. Sweet people, and uh, I-
  • [turns to Janie]
  • Adrian Monk: -My wife had a necklace exactly like that.
  • [John is giving Monk the grand tour of the hospital]
  • John Wurster: This is the Monkey Room. Funny story about how it got its name.
  • Adrian Monk: What is it?
  • John Wurster: We don't know. We just know that there's a funny story.
  • John Wurster: [leading Monk around the Institute] The cafeteria closes at 7:00. It's buffet style. This is the Music Room.
  • [pointing down a corridor]
  • John Wurster: And if you go through these doors, down the hall, that'll take you to the infirmary.
  • [they reach another room]
  • John Wurster: This is the Monkey Room. Funny story about how it got its name.
  • Adrian Monk: What is it?
  • John Wurster: We don't know. We just know there's a funny story.
  • Adrian Monk: What's all this?
  • [They enter a section of the Institute that is undergoing renovation]
  • John Wurster: They're tearing down the old wall. They're bringin' it up to code. It's a pretty big project. I used to be in construction myself.
  • Adrian Monk: Before you became a cop.
  • John Wurster: Exactly. Yeah.
  • [They enter a hallway with pictures of past Directors on the wall]
  • Adrian Monk: Who's this?
  • [points at the first photo]
  • John Wurster: This is Doris Medford. She was the first director here. These are all the other directors.
  • [John points at each photograph]
  • John Wurster: Dead. Dead. Dead.
  • [John points at Dr. Morris Lancaster's photo]
  • John Wurster: Not dead... yet.
  • [a woman, Torch, passes by]
  • Torch: Hello, Wurster.
  • John Wurster: That's Torch. She burned her boyfriend's house down.
  • [They pass by the door to the Quiet Room]
  • John Wurster: This is the Quiet Room. Don't get sent here.
  • [They pass by the door to the Medical Supply Room]
  • John Wurster: Oh, boy.
  • Adrian Monk: What's this?
  • John Wurster: This is the Medical Supply Room. Gives me the creeps.
  • Adrian Monk: Why?
  • John Wurster: There was a murder here.
  • Adrian Monk: Oh, really. A murder.
  • John Wurster: An unsolved murder. Conrad Gould, the assistant director, well, he was killed right here four years ago.
  • Adrian Monk: Uh-huh.
  • John Wurster: He was a great guy. Gave me magazines. Playboys. Hey. Hey, maybe we can solve it together, huh?
  • Adrian Monk: Yeah, sure. Great. What happened, exactly?
  • John Wurster: Well, Dr. Gould was taking inventory, like he did every night. A patient named Bill LaFrankie was waiting for him.
  • [In a sepia flashback, Bill LaFrankie shoots and kills Dr. Gould in the medical supply room after Dr. Gould comes in while doing the rounds]
  • John Wurster: Capped him in the chest. Then he fled S.O.C.
  • Adrian Monk: "S.O.C."?
  • John Wurster: Yeah, "Scene of the crime". It's cop talk.
  • [In another sepia flashback, we see cops over LaFrankie's dead body in the woods]
  • John Wurster: They found him in the woods the next morning. He was dead. He shot himself up with Demerol.
  • Adrian Monk: Uh, I'm a little confused. Why would you call it an unsolved murder?
  • John Wurster: Well, I wasn't 100% satisfied with the official version.

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