Continuity: "Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized": As his hypnosis session begins, Monk's arms change back and forth between takes, from resting on the arms of the chair to folded across his stomach.

Continuity: "Mr. Monk's 100th Case": At the end, when he is talking to Natalie about quitting since he has solved an even number of crimes, Monk is peeling an orange. The peeling that he is letting dangle from the orange changes from above the counter to touching the counter and back to above the the counter, depending on the shot.

Continuity: 7-9, "Mr. Monk & the Miracle": At the dinner table, the liquid level in the Professor's water glass varies each time the camera angle changes.

Continuity: 7-9, "Mr. Monk & the Miracle": When Julie comments on Monk's cardboard Christmas tree, her hair changes with each shot reversal, from combed straight across her back to parted and falling over one shoulder.

Factual error: 7.5 "Mr Monk is Underwater": Monk borrows Lt. Albright's sidearm to prove a point. All weapons on a submarine are locked in a small arms locker until needed, not carried around by officers. Further, medics are traditionally not issued firearms.

Continuity: "Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized": The five dollar bill Monk is holding up instantly reverses itself between takes. It also disappears from his hand as he's backing toward the door, then reappears in the shot after that.

Continuity: "Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized": At the end, a round dish sitting on the island counter in Monk's kitchen disappears and reappears every time the camera angle reverses.

Factual error: 7.5 "Mr Monk is Underwater" Commander Whitaker asks what Monk and Natalie are doing on his "ship". No submarine commander would ever refer to his vessel that way. He would refer to it as his "boat". This is not a character mistake; the terminology is an iron-clad navy tradition.

Factual error: 7.5 "Mr Monk is Underwater": The standard issue pistol for the US Navy is the 9mm Beretta 92F, not the Walther P38 as shown.