William Forsythe (he did the tv series The Untouchables he played Al Capone he also did a number of movies) This next one he's one of my favorite bad guys: Michael Wincott (he played in The Crow and The Three Musketeers)
Robert Patrick, I liked him as the bad guy on THE MARINE and NY is the best NY show for him to appear on. Speaking of THE MARINE, its leading man, John Cena, won't be a bad choice to appear on the show. At least, IMO.
I'd like to see Jamie Luner or Heather Locklear. Both women can portray sexy, intelligent, devious and criminal, which makes them perfect for NY! Tanglewood, I sooo agree with Cena. He'd be a bada$$.
I would love to see the beautiful Alyssa Milano guest star. Is Christina Aguilera really guest starring in February?
^ I guess so since they announced it more than once. We kinda lost track of that so I'm not sure which episode she will be part of.
If anyone has seen the new BBC series "Robin Hood", how about Richard Armitage who plays Guy Gisbourne?
I'd like to see Trish Stratus (former pro-wrestler) guest star. Or maybe in a whacked up NY ep, any great controversial wrestling manager could appear. I'm talking about guys like Tony Hart, Mr. Fuji, Daivari, Armando Alejandro Estrrrrada.
Okay, I'm guilty of not reading this entire thread, but I don't think this has been suggested before. (And if it has, my apologies). How about my hometown boy, Anthony Shalhoub? I think it would be hilarious to see Mac and Monk play against eachother. Monk would drive Mac absolutely CRAZY.
I can totally see Alyssa Milano guest starring especially if she's evil, I still remember her in the role of Amy Fisher years ago. And the idea of Tony Shalub (sp?) guest starring would be a hoot. LOL
ROFLMAO!! :lol: So NCIS fans have Ducky and Sid together in the morgue and now we have Monk and Mac working together too - this is one eppy I would love to see!!! :lol:
I'm adding Edward Woodward to my guest-star wish list. For those who can't place him, on US television he portrayed "Robert McCall" in The Equalizer and "Mr. Jones" in La Femme Nikita. He's also been in Broadway plays. He could handle just about anything the writers threw at him, I think.