As the wiki says:

Burn Notice is an American espionage television series created by Matt Nix, which originally aired on the USA Network for a total of seven seasons from June 28, 2007, to September 12, 2013.

Not a show like it. Not before, not after it aired.

Watch how many actors you recognize from playing characters on Burn Notice within the first 30 minutes. 😂😂😂

Anyone know of an mp3 repository where I can find BN quotes? I’m dying to set my wife’s phone with a ringtone for when her mom calls… Sam: “is that your mom again?”

🤣😂🤣🤓

Since every episode is filled with explosions, im curious about how many kgs mike used during series....

And how c4 was so common or cheap to them...

I know that they already have their OTPs (Tony/Ziva, Michael/Fiona) and there is an age difference between their actors. Although just for the sake of discussion say Michael ran into Ziva during his time as a CIA operative. Do you think they would make a good couple?

Finally got my hands on this bad boy so it feels like a good time to restart the show.

(Sorry my camera can’t focus on two things at once)

So I’ve watched the whole series a few time. I’m up to season 4. Simon’s been recaptured and Michael is with Vaughn. So Vaughn says (a couple times) “we” burned you. Jumping ahead. Doesn’t it turn out that Anson was the puppet master of all this? Anyway, is Vaughn a part of Management? Is Management ‘in charge’ of Simon? Who turns up (way) later as working with the FBI. I think I may be confusing myself . . . Can anyone help me out??

I can't remember if it was a hat or a t-shirt or a tote bag, I can't remember which character was wearing it but it was probably Fiona, Madeline or an extra. I fast forwarded through a few episodes looking for it but haven't spotted it since I originally viewed the episode and thought "hey that's a super south Florida thing to wear"

Help me out, it's gotta be in the first 3 seasons because that's where I'm at on my current rewatch, which episode was it where one of the ladies in the show wore some kinda Bustelo merchandise?

It is so awesome how bad ass the main women characters are!

Madeline is the mother we all need Fiona is the backup everyone wants

Just finished a Season 6 rewatch moving to 7 tonight. Watched a commentary from season 1 where Gabrielle said “you suck” in what sounded like a joking manner. Saw an YT interview with Jeffrey where he said he made lifelong friendships with several but did not mention Gabby.

I heard some time ago that they didn’t like each other. It was after my second but before my third rewatch. I thought I might be notice a subtle cue or two. However, I really cannot tell at all. They look so in love half the time.

This lead me to wonder, is that rumor even true?

Thanks a bunch!

I'm nearly done with my first rewatch of the show, having watched it when it actually aired. It's, for the most part, as good as I remember but I will say that this season feels like it's dragging, esp the second half.

When Michael >!shoots Tom Card, it's at a time where he's back in good standing with the CIA. Why wouldn't he simply pull Tom's gun back out of it's holster and put it in his hand? "What happened?!" "Oh, this guy shot at Tom, Tom shot him, turned the gun on me, I shot him."!< That seems like the best option at this point to me.

These last 3 episodes of the season I'm kinda coasting through. I don't remember feeling this way upon first watch.

Thoughts?

Did the two shows exist in the same universe?

I mean the cars the video quality all of that looks like the 90s (and it can't be the 80s because Russians are in Miami)

Hi all,

Like the title says, i looked up JD's wiki and imdb profile and he has not done anything since 2023 with Surrounded and Law and Order, and does not seem to have anything lined up.

Thanks!

Am I the only one that feels the tension through the screen between Michael and Pearce? Feel free to call me crazy.

So I've been watching a bunch of spy shows and movies lately, and I've often compared them to Burn Notice. I've often wondered how Michael would fare against some characters(Jack Reacher or Jack Ryan for example), or what would happen if he came into contact with a Kingsman. Anybody else ever thought about things like this?

Burn notice is my favorite show to ever air. However, there are a few times, the acting and or cues are a little, ummmm. Mine is in the episode Eyes Open. And it bothers me so much lol.

Without spoilers, at the beginning of the episode when they talk to the woman in the hospital. They ask her what happened. She begins to talk to them, then turns her back and starts walking away as she continues to recount the story, and Michael and Sam follow her while listening. It looks very normal for TV. But when I think about that scene in real life…. They ask her what happened and she basically turns her back starts walking away as she answers. Such a strange thing to do. Anyone else have a random scene they hate for over looks like that?

Maddy is 1000% a better covert operator than any of the so called professionals. Prove me wrong.

I mean, where is the back story? If he was there in Miami all this time and at a high level position, why wasn’t he introduced much earlier on. In the first episode, we meet a girl who Michael connects with and then we never see her again. Literally, that could have been Tom Card. Also, Tom is by far, the worst villain for the main reason of being a back stabber.

Been rewatching burn notice lately and there are so many great bad guys! I was curious what everyones favorite non season long villain was?

I tend to learn towards Tyler Bremen or Larry.

Gabrielle (Burn Notice) and Rebecca Mission Impossible 5&6, Dune.

Sometimes I stop and think about Marvin and how he really got the worst of any character in burn notice.

Before Michael Weston entered his life he was where he was and through actively knowing him set him down a course that would lead to his death.

I think what really gets me about the whole situation is that Jesse wasn't really up for using Marv of the way they did and it was Michael pushing because he was so adamant about gaining a government asset.

Throughout the series Michael did a multitude of questionable acts even Cold blood murder but what he did to Marv is kind of the worst thing to me.

The craziest part is that he wasn't even that remorseful about it Jesse was really upset about it but Michael was so fixated on getting the NOC list that he didn't really show remorse for the whole situation.

So tonight I pour it out tomorrow a character who did not deserve the Fate he was given.

I remember an episode of this show (I think?) where Michael is chasing someone and he tells him his name is Michael Weston and the guy doesn’t believe him and thinks that name is a myth.

What episode is this and am I even thinking of the right show lol?

I feel like the guy is the actor whose name is actually Michael Weston but google said otherwise.

Micheal has a rifle on top of a building in which he intends on shooting Larry with. What is that rifle. Name of the episode is Double Booked, it looks familiar but I can't tell exactly what Michael is using

This is random but I’m watching on Hulu season 6 and the intro is no longer there after episode 5. Is that a Hulu thing or did they cut it?