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Bad Monkey

  1. Episode 10 We’re in the Memory-Making Business
    Bad Monkey Season-Finale Recap: Let It Go Despite all the heartbreak in the finale, the universe manages to restore balance while maybe leaving the door open for a second season.
  2. Episode 9 You Really Don’t Want to Kill This Scrumptious Little Puppy
    Bad Monkey Recap: Time to End This Things are getting dark and stormy as Gracie finally embraces her destiny as the Dragon Queen.
  3. Episode 8 The Russian Mob Is Very Active in Key West
    Bad Monkey Recap: Burning Down the House Bonnie’s wacky story line finally intersects with the main plot, and it yields glorious results.
  4. Episode 7 A Total Cat Person
    Bad Monkey Recap: Who Will Save Your Soul? This week, we take a deep dive into the world of the Dragon Queen, formerly known as Gracie, and the revelations are tragic.
  5. Episode 6 Yo, Would You Tell Ms. Chase I Still Love Her Like Crazy
    Bad Monkey Recap: Disrespect Is Always Personal Every finds themselves in quite a jam. Pickle, even.
  6. Episode 5 That Damn Arm Is Back
    Bad Monkey Recap: Magical Intervention It might suck for Yancy, but it’s a lot of fun to watch him be on the run from the cops.
  7. Episode 4 Nothing’s Wrong With It, I Just Don’t Need It Anymore
    Bad Monkey Recap: A Farewell to Arm We get Eve and Nick’s relationship, from love at first sight to double insurance fraud and multiple murder sprees.
  8. Episode 3 Nobody Said He Was Alvin Einstein
    Bad Monkey Recap: The Monkey of It All A titular monkey, a juicy plot twist, and Zach Braff? This show knows how to have fun.
  9. Episode 2 A Hundred Bucks Says You Won’t
    Bad Monkey Recap: Sucked Unwillingly Into Chaos Yancy sure is having a day of women running full speed away from him.
  10. Episode 1 The Floating-Human-Body-Parts Capital of America
    Bad Monkey Series-Premiere Recap: A Tale of Two Beaches The vibes are excellent in Bill Lawrence and Vince Vaughn’s adaptation of Carl Hiaasen’s cult classic.

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