Adrian Monk: Mrs. Eels, you're probably going to have to testify about that phone call you overheard.
Mrs. Eels: You told him.
Marty Eels: I didn't tell him. He figured it out. He's a real detective.
Adrian Monk: Actually, he found you. We had no idea where you were. He put all the clues together. He, um... It really was some of the most unique detective work I've ever seen.
Natalie: Just an incredible detective.
Adrian Monk: I mean, his detecting is like...
Natalie: What? He doesn't need anyone's help, Mrs. Eels.
Adrian Monk: No. No one's help.
Mrs. Eels: Really?
Marty Eels: When the kidnapper called, they both panicked.
Adrian Monk: I, I, I'm prone to panicking.
Marty Eels: And I had to say, "let's get focused!" Because my mother's in trouble. And- And that got everybody focused. But, but then I had to, I had to concentrate on sounds from the background. I could hear the ocean. And, and I heard a clang and a thud.
Adrian Monk: A thud and a clang.
Marty Eels: And a thud and a clang. And, and 8:20, why not 8:00? Why not 8:30? And then I remembered high tide is at 8:20. Once I, once I had that piece, then it all fell together.
Mrs. Eels: Oh, Marty. Marty, you're wonderful.