Monk, Season 7

[Stottlemeyer notices Randy writing something down in his notebook]

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
What's that? [Randy shows the page to him] "It looks like her number came up."

Lt. Disher:
It's a zinger. She's a lotto girl, her number came up. Get it?

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
Yeah.

Lt. Disher:
You last year? Sergeant Beecham shoved that junkie into a lamppost and he said "I'll keep you posted?"

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
Yeah I heard about that.

Lt. Disher:
Everybody heard about it. People were repeating it; it was famous. This is even better. This is a classic.

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
If you say so.

Lt. Disher:
Yeah I just need to pick the right moment.

[The medical examiner comes over to them]

Medical Examiner:
Captain, if you're ready to release the body, I can take her downtown.

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
OK. [starts to sign the paperwork]

Medical Examiner:
I still don't get it. Who would want to kill the lotto girl?

Officer Kelton:
I guess her number came up!

[Randy throws his notebook at him.]

Officer Kelton:
Hey! What are you doing?

Lt. Disher:
What are you doing? That was my line, man.

Officer Kelton:
What are you talking about?

Lt. Disher I just said the same thing two seconds ago! Ask the Captain!

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
Randy, this is a crime scene. [Randy steps over Marissa Kessler's body to confront Kelton]

Lt. Disher:
You know what, he must have heard me! That's okay, look, it's written in my notebook: "It looks like her number came up." Let's see your notebook!

Officer Kelton:
Look, I didn't write it down. I just thought of it.

Lt. Disher:
[disbelief] Whoa-whoa-whoa! Can you believe this guy? You know, I'm gonna have your badge, Officer...

[Stottlemeyer grabs him and drags him away]

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
Come on, Shecky, let's walk it off.