So, around the time Anson gets away, Nate's wife leaves him and takes the kid, and we're NOT supposed to think that maybe she was one of his plants?

Note: I'm on my first watch of the show, so I could just be hitting on something that gets addressed later

Was Michael's career over bc he always chose Fiona instead of his job ?

Watching The Rookie and in one episode they work with a CIA agent name Mike Weston does anyone know if this is a tribute or just coincidence.

Episode 1 in the can.
Lives up to the glowing remarks so far. Charisma all around. 110 to go.

That's it. That's the post.

It's about time right? If psych has one, burn notice should too

https://www.tumblr.com/sonneillonv/716868693257273344/at-some-point-we-all-have-to-come-to-terms-with?source=share

Honestly this Tumblr post makes me love Burn Notice even more than I already do.

I don't know technically how it could be done. but i find myself never watching the final seasons because of the 24-style on edge music cues. takes the fun out of the show. i know it would be weird because the final seasons deal with more serious stuff. but i'll take weird over stressful to watch

In the show, we see Sam and Michael express their aversion to killing. When Sam killed someone, he was deeply troubled by it, and Michael seemed to only kill when the person was among the worst offenders; these actions were usually followed by some discussion. However, there were many instances where, although they didn't pull the trigger themselves, they definitely facilitated someone's death. Often, in order to save their client's life, they had to set someone else up, which ultimately led to the organization they were apart of making them disappear. At the end of the episode, they would simply drink a beer, nonchalantly stating that the person would no longer be a problem. This attitude irks me; just because you didn't pull the trigger doesn't mean setting up that person to be killed should be viewed differently. I was wondering if anybody else felt the same way.

Near the end of S05E02 this car drives in the background. It’s on screen for about 2 seconds.

A Google street view car? A production camera car?

Just finished season 6 of Burn notice. Does anyone else get annoyed by Fi or is it just me? 🤯

Im a 33 year old man and im sitting here literally bawling my eyes out.. This is the only show that has ever done that.

My wife and I are revisiting Burn Notice as we do every year. We’ve been talking about our favourite minor characters and we have decided that we’d love to see a spinoff with:

Barry Sugar Seymour

They travel the country swindling fraudsters, drug dealers and other bad guys and give to money to the poor.

in loose ends, michael says he stole his first car when he was 10. and nate says in an earlier (?) episode that michael stole more cars by the time he was 12 than nate did his entire career. so that means michael stole more cars in 2 years than nate did in a lifetime lol

His character was about to assault the other guy in Early Edition

just like old times

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Monk S4E14 Mr. Monk and the Astronaut

(SPOILER ALERT)

Jeffrey portrays an arrogant, self-centered astronaut that is the main antagonist for this episode. He prods and teases Monk as he feels he is untouchable and will not be caught. His charisma as the bad guy clearly stands out amongst villains that appear on Monk. He must’ve turned heads at the network at that time, as Burn Notice began in 2007, not long after this episode.

My question is does anyone know if there was a relation between being cast in this role in a single episode had an actual effect on the decision to make him lead in Burn Notice?

Ps. This episode of Monk made me consider some cover for Michael that had gone to space and somehow Maddie got mad he didn’t send her a postcard from the moon 🤣

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Where can I find the shirt Michael is wearing?

Things unfortunately did not go well for him after the bombs dropped.

Just rewatching suits, and suddenly an evil Carla appears. A few episodes later, and boom, Anson. USA Network always did this, but I love the strolls down memory lane.

S6 E6. I refuse to go any further. 😭😭😭 Why does Nate not listen? 🥺

Did Burn Notice just get removed from Freevee?