Kevin Dorfman: [on video] Hello, my name is Kevin Dorfman, and this is what they call a video will. Um, which means, sadly, if you're watching this, I am deceased. Unless you're me, and I am watching it to see how I look. Or I might have put it in the wrong case and lent it to you by accident. That's also a possibility. Or maybe you're Phil, the technician at the production company who's editing this video. Or Phil is sick, possibly, and you're his assistant Craig. No, not Craig. Greg. I remember now. Craig left two years ago.
Natalie: Should I fast-forward?
Adrian Monk: No, let it play.
Kevin Dorfman: Greg, I'm sorry for screwing up your name like that. Craig went back to school to get his real estate license. No, it wasn't real estate. But it was a license. What other licenses are there? Is it licenses, or licensees?

Lou Dorfman: He was the nicest kid I ever knew. I mean, last summer after the hurricane, he came over and cleaned out all my gutters. Except for the garage. But we didn't have gutters in the garage. We have them now. [chuckles] We didn't have them then. I put them in three weeks ago. Yeah, actually, I had to redo the whole roof.

Sheila Dorfman: We had a little tradition. He would call me every Sunday and tell me all about his week. We never missed a Sunday. I think that's what I'm gonna miss most of all. Our Sunday night chats.
Adrian Monk: Yes, ma'am.
Natalie: He was very special.
Sheila Dorfman: Wait! I tell a lie. We did miss one Sunday, 12 1/2 years ago. That was the summer I traveled to Italy with my Mahjong group.
Adrian Monk: Oh.
Sheila Dorfman: But we made up for it when I got back. We spoke twice that week, Friday and Sunday.
Adrian Monk: Imagine that.
Natalie: That's great.
Sheila Dorfman: Oh, then there was the time my telephone service was interrupted. No, wait. That was a Tuesday. So that really would not have affected our...
Natalie: I'm sorry. I just remembered. I'm thirsty.
Sheila Dorfman: You forgot you were thirsty?
Natalie: Oh, I've just been so busy. So nice to meet you.
Adrian Monk: So it's hereditary?
Natalie: Apparently, it's a dominant trait. You know what, I really am thirsty.

Adrian Monk: Oh, God, Natalie, I have to tell you something. I mean, I have to tell someone. I feel terrible.
Natalie: What is it?
Adrian Monk: He drove me insane.
Natalie: Oh, Mr. Monk.
Adrian Monk: No, he wouldn't shut up! The man would not shut up! One time, he had a sore throat. He talked for 2 1/2 hours about how much it hurt him to talk. [Natalie laughs] Honest, God forgive me, sometimes I'd hear him coming down the stairs. I'd turn off all the lights, pretend I wasn't home.
Natalie: It's okay. Don't feel bad. Everybody does that! Sometimes, late at night, when you call me and I see your name on the caller ID, I just... Just don't feel bad.

Adrian Monk: That's a nice picture.
Natalie: I took that picture. It took me two hours. I wanted to get one where he wasn't talking.
Adrian Monk: [chuckles] Well, you did it.
Natalie: Actually, I had to photoshop it.
Adrian Monk: Right.

Karl Torini: You're wasting your time, Mr. Monk! You know, I called the club just five minutes before Kevin went onstage. It was a direct call from Reno, Nevada. I'm sure you checked with the phone company. Ooh, looks like it's gonna rain.
Adrian Monk: You killed him. I know you did.
Karl Torini: Why would I harm the boy? You don't have the why, and you don't have the how. Huh. I love this part. The look on their face when they can't figure it out.
Natalie: This isn't some trick, Mr. Torini. This isn't a show. Kevin was our friend. He was a good man who never hurt anybody. He was the sweetest, shyest person I ever met, and he was 34, and his life was just getting started. This is the most brilliant detective in the world. He's gonna figure out how you did it, and he's gonna prove it. Aren't you? Aren't you?

Karl Torini: Yeah, anyway, point is I need someone to fill in, and I wondered if you'd be interested.
Kevin Dorfman: My goodness. Am I ready?
Karl Torini: Kevin, I've been watching you. You're a natural.
Kevin Dorfman: That's true.
Karl Torini: See, magic is all about self-confidence. If you believe you can do something, you can do it!
Kevin Dorfman: Then I can do it. I can do it, and I'm gonna do it. Thank you. You will not regret this. Well you might regret it a little bit. But you won't regret that much.

Kevin Dorfman: Okay, and now it's time for my piece de resistance. That means piece of resistance. I call it The Vanishing Man. Or lady. The Vanishing Man or Lady. It's a temporary title. I'm gonna need a volunteer from the audience. Anyone want to, wanna volunteer, just raise your hand. Raise your hand up high to- To get up on stage with the, magician. [Natalie pushes a reluctant Adrian to stand up] Come on! You, sir! So gracious of you! I like that jacket. Did somebody, have a garage sale? I'm joking, folks. But seriously. Have we ever met before?
Adrian Monk: Kevin, I'mnot gonna get in that box.
Kevin Dorfman: Just get in the box real quick for a second.
Adrian Monk: No. I was- I was buried- I was buried live once.
Kevin Dorfman: I understand.
Adrian Monk: And, um, there's just no way on God's green earth that I'm gonna get in that box, so...
Kevin Dorfman: Disapointing lot of my fans out there.
Adrian Monk: Just telling you.
Kevin Dorfman: Get in the box for a second, real quick. Just real quick, get in the box. A lotta people are gonna go home disappointed tonight.

Kevin Dorfman: And please let that be your card. No? Is this your card that I magically pulled out of your ear? No? Is it a heart or a spade? Red or black? Is it a Jack of clubs?
Man in Audience: [o.s.] Say yes!
Woman: Uh, yes.
Kevin Dorfman: Excellent! Thank you so much! Jack of clubs it was. Give her a round of applause. She was excellent. Um, thank you. And now, who wants to get sawed in Half? No? No one? All right. You're leaving? Excellent. Thanks so much. Thanks so much for coming. Nobody wants to be sawed in half. No one? Fantastic.

Kevin Dorfman: Okay, excellent. My name is Kevin Dorfman. If you liked the show, please tell management. And, my goodness., don't look at my pants. Please. Everything's fine. It's all part of the act. This is this is part of it. Ah, that really hurt me. Nibbling. 'kay. Hurt a little bit. I'm going to leave now. Thank you so much. Thank you. I thought they only ate lettuce!