Pretty minor, but I just watched a scene 2 episodes before Fiona actually meets Pierce and Mike drops pronouns for Pierce as “she”. I always thought to go back and check if there were any holes to poke, but never did till now.

My wife actually pointed this one out, but in the Pilot, Mike totally pops a couple of rounds in the guys in the bathroom when he’s making his escape. So much for “lowest possible body count”, though I did make the argument that he could have been in “fight mode” after just finding out he’s been fired. Still it doesn’t quite mesh right. Doesn’t make me like the show any less, but when you’ve watched it so many times these things tend to stick out.

Any others you guys can point out?

Edit: should have named this “Lapses in Continuity” I just wrote the post super fast while waiting in line. Didn’t realize we were all hung up on semantics

In a parallel world where Strickler didn't die to be a concierge doctor in Hamptons....😂😂

The title gives it away… I was in high school then college during Burn Notice’s run. During that time I watched the show, or at least I thought I did. I don’t know what brought me back but I’m a big white collar fan and did a rewatch of that and felt something missing. I just finished the last episode of Burn Notice this morning and wow, maybe I didn’t appreciate the show when I was younger (early 30s now), but this show just hits home so much more than I thought it did when it first aired. Not having watched the show for the past 10 years was also a blessing, as I felt I was watching a show I’ve never seen before. I remembered the key parts and the characters but that’s it. Now that I’ve finished the rewatch I feel like there’s something missing. I’m happy I decided to do the rewatch!

Has anyone had this experience with BN before? Was it always this good and I was just too young to get the jokes and bigger meanings behind the episodes?

hey I rewatch the series yearly (my memory sucks ) long story short i saw a great 24 timeline on reddit and was wondering if anyone has a burn notice timeline? with a rough date line up. i dont need every ep to be dated but can people point out eps where they make it clear what time of the year it is. or when its a new year within a season.

2005 fall of sam axe

s1 is sometime in 2007?

in one of the early seasons s1 - 3 had a Christmas episode with a Christmas tree at mike's mom's house if i recall right and in the pilot or one of the early ep i think Maddy said its almost Christmas and i know some seasons has a time skip while others pick up right where the other end. and one of the early ep didnt a teen girl sneak out of Maddy's house to go to the prom or something

any who thanks in advance

I think for me it’s a tie between Sam and the voiceover.

Season 4, Episode 10, Hard Times. Why was Juan Ruiz, Sam's friend, in prison to begin with?

Hey fellow BN fans, I’m going to be doing a Fiona cosplay just for fun and part of the look is this earpiece that’s in the photo. I was wondering where I could get something like this? Or if some of you knew where it was from so that I can google some better photos and possibly make my own. Thanks!

https://variety.com/2024/film/news/wardriver-dane-dehaan-1236131132/ Jeffrey plays a “mob-connected lawyer”. Cool!

Season 3 episode 5 signals and codes. The actor that played Spencer is named Michael Weston. I just learned that.

Does Michael’s journey reveal more about redemption, revenge, both?

I recently posted in another post about a sequel where Michael and Fiona return to save Sam and Jesse… but it got me thinking about another idea.

Set 15 years later, Michael and Fiona have been keeping their life’s free of their old ways. Though Charlie bored with their life as a teenager getting near being an adult falls into trouble with the local gangs who are tied up in some international affairs.

Michael is forced to become the old Michael and reveal what he is capable of to Charlie, and even calls up Sam and Jesse for help… determined to not let anything happen to Charlie.

After saving Charlie who does get hurt. The movie ends with Michael sitting down with Charlie and says… "My name is Michael Westen. I used to be a spy..."

Brining it back to Fiona’s final words in the series.

Addition: Thanks to a below comment. This could be an opening movie to a revival series where Michael is forced to teach Charlie the ways of spying after the previous events. Causing Michael’s stress at this happening after he lost his brother and mother due being a spy.

But thanks to Jesse and Sam telling him about the good he did Michael eventually agrees and for the first season it’s more about them just helping people. Yet season 1 ends with someone trying to create a new ex-spy ring like James Kendrick had setup. And see it that with Michael stands in his way as the one who stopped James one.

Just wondering where one would go to watch the series without commercial? DM if possible. I admit, I've watched Burn Notice series already but I love it and want to re-watch but its painful to have to watch so many commercials.

I ran across this on reddit just now and the lady totally reminded me of Michael playing his palette of characters... https://www.reddit.com/r/NotTimAndEric/comments/1f58n2j/voice\_lady\_video1988\_sheer\_indulgence\_vhs/?

Did anyone else notice the name Mark used in the movie? Mike Weston.

Bruce Campbell wants a two-hour Burn Notice Movie! Bring it on!! Campbell, speaking with ComicBook.com to promote his new project Hysteria!, Campbell shared that he wanted to reunite with his former Burn Notice co-stars for a television movie. "I want to bring back Burn Notice. It's time," said the actor. "There's a bunch of perps in the world -- international perps that are scumbags all around the world that still have to be dealt with. None of our cast is dead, either in real life of their characters. So you do a two-hour movie. I'm trying to lobby for these. They did it with Monk -- it came back with a little two-hour movie. People want a little taste of it. Get ready for a taste of Burn Notice."

🚨#ULTIMAHORA en #TALTAL, HOY aproximadamente a las 8AM hallaron el cuerpo de una joven de 21 años llamada Natalia Gonzáles quien vivía sola y poseía grandes cantidades de dinero. Según informes de carabineros, al revisar el domicilio encontraron el diario de la joven en el cual se mencionaba a un vendedor que trabajaba en el almacén a un lado de su casa, el cual llevaba observándola hace varios días. Vecinos aseguran haber visto a un encapuchado rondando por la casa durante la madrugada, actualmente carabineros se encuentra en búsqueda del culpable quien se dió a la fuga, atentos para más actualizaciones.

The Final Burn broadcast on this day, August 28, 2013. 😢. Madeline Westin, the toughest SOB on the show.

Gonna be a rewatch kind of a day!

Mine is definitely s02e13, that bank robbery was crazy.

Am I the only one who would absolutely love to see the origin story of Mike and Larry or maybe ever more missions when they work together? I loved their dynamic and it was always exciting when Larry came out to play!

Can’t get over Tex/James Kendrick (and Bly/the Army general in the later season). Always have to reset my perspective as I’m watching. If anyone else also watched White Collar, Sasha is played by the same woman who played Rebecca.

Here I go again! When I can’t find anything else to watch I come back to my favorite. First episode with Jason Bly love his and Michael’s banter.

Anyone else have favorite episodes they’ll always go back to? Mine are Bad Breaks- Michael and Bly get stuck as hostages in a bank heist Army of One- Michael sabotages the group keeping hostages at the airport Shot in the Dark- kid with an abusive stepfather reaches out for help. The last scene of this with Michael as a priest makes me laugh every time