Sharona complained a lot, mostly about not getting paid enough, etc. In my opinion it took away from the show,, which was about this brilliant detective named monk. Natalie, brought this back to the show, and put the spotlight where it should be, on Monk. Sharona did ok in the first three seasons, but was not missed, at all, when she left

I stopped watching Bond after Pierce Brosnan was replaced. He was the next best after Sean Connery. I am not looking forward to seeing any new Bond films since I have lost confidence in Hollywood's ability to choose a good actor to play James Bond

Pierce Brosnan was an excellent James Bond, second only to Sean Connery. For me, James Bond franchise ended when he was replaced. Here's the formula, good actors+good script = successful movie or TV series. If Amazon sticks to that formula, then they can't go wrong

Good script, excellent cast, all were very believable in their roles, from Monk, to the Captain, the lieutenant, Sharona, Natalie, his psychiatrist (Stanley Kamel [R.I.P.) and his rival Harold. Excellent show, loved it, should be more like it

I always felt that Moore's wit and humor, in how he played the role, was a better fit for the Saint than 007. Maybe because Sean Connery had already made the role his own. Connery was a hard act to follow, until Pierce Brosnan, who in my opinion, also made the role his own, and became James Bond, 007

Still waiting for Season 2 of the Bodyguard, nothing official yet though, only that it may come sometime in the future. Not sure why there is a delay, Season 1 was excellent

Two actors owned the role, the legendary Sean Connery, and Pierce Brosnan, a close second, the others "paled in çomparison". Roger Moore was an excellent actor, but he was the Saint, Simon Templar, back in the day, but definitely not 007. Give Richard Madden a try, not as popular, but a great actor, good screen presence

Not a Tyler Perry or Kerry Washington fan, I didn't intend to watch this anyway and it sounds like I was right. Looks like a missed opportunity though since the story of these women need to be told. Hopefully another Director will do their story more justice

I liked the show very much. Sharona played a good role, or so I thought, however when she left and Natalie came on board, I could then compare the two, and the role of Natalie Teeger was much, much, better. She fit in perfectly with the cast, and reflecting back, Sharona appeared to be very rude and short tempered with Monk. It was a good decision to let her go