Mr. Monk takes a walk when he can't sleep, but ends up running into a murder.

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Lola, the dominant female of the Zappa, is missing. In her absence, Punk attempts to take charge of the Zappa. When the wounded Lola makes her way home, she is greeted by a coup and her dominance is taken by her sister, Punk.

Meet Cotton, an American Eskimo that has taken the watchdog role too far. Cotton attacks doors and windows whenever people pass by and causes carpool chaos when the kids go to school. Then meet Ricky, a Shiba Inu that has become overprotective of playmate Jordan, a Corgi. And finally meet Duke and Lila, two belligerent bulldogs that have taken on the mantra "kill or be killed." Will Cesar be able to rid these dogs of their bad attitudes?

Jake's working hard to make Kyla the new It girl, but when she finds out that Ashley's poised to out-It her, It hits the fan. Aiden's there to see it splatter, and realizes that he might be splattering along with it. Meanwhile, Spencer discovers that guys have a hard time distinguishing being with her from being with her.

Les demonstrates survival in the Cook Islands using SCUBA gear, a ship wreck and found articles.

Shawn and Gus find themselves trying to outwit a bounty hunter when Juliet asks them to find a suspect who escaped from her custody. The problem is, once they find him, Shawn believes his claims of innocence, meaning they not only have to capture him, but prove he's been set up.

Andre encounters a Neuro from his past that was chipped, but he learns that she has regained her abilities and she has a grudge.

This week Joel talks about Chris Crocker the YouTube sensation, Britney's VMA return, Suzanna Somers, and what the kids are watching.

Rated: TV-MA for Adult Content (AC) and Adult Language (AL)



Tonight's episode is Live from L.A.



This week, Bill welcomes:



* Drew Carey, comic/actor, new host of "The Price is Right."

* Carl Bernstein, writer/journalist, who famously broke the Watergate scandal.

* Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL), who serves on the Energy and Commerce committee.



And Bill's guests via satellite:



* Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE), who recently announced his retirement.

* Robert Draper, author of the Bush bio "Dead Certain."

A family working near a power plant are using Drifloon to get about but the weather gets windy.

This week's auditions come from Sheffield, Glasgow and Birmingham as more hopefuls good and bad try to impress the judges. Kimberly manages to irritate Simon with her personality but still manages to impress the rest of the judges with her voice. Golden oldies Dorothy and Eric meet in the holding area and decide to go on a date after the auditions and both end up impressing the judges and making it through to boot camp.

Guppy finds that his job is on the line. Adam joins the team as a new doctor and manages to turn some of the female staff heads.