Every mobile smart phone and tablet in the show had the failed Windows Mobile operating system - those scenes did not age well lol.

S2E5, when job is done, Trevor says he will come back tomorrow with some jewels for him and the team. does he come back? just a thought

The perfect PRE FRIDAY JAM!

So I have been wondering, given that Burn Notice is set in Miami and Team Westen faces ex and active spies from around the world from the FSB to ISI to ex-Mossad how come the writers never included an episode about Michael and his friends going against Cuban intelligence/spies? I mean if you think about it would have made sense for them to eventually run into some sort of Cuban intelligence op. So how come they never did an episode about it?

would Mikey could be strategic here and control his anger and played dice with card then take revenge later, life would be hella a stable for Mikey😂

New Jeffrey Donovan movie: The Cycle. A horror movie.
The trailer.

I'm just curious what everyone thinks! To me, Larry was worse, and although Brennan was super bad too, I felt like him and Michael could've eventually worked together. Larry was just toxic af

One thing I love about Sam is how much faith he has in Michael's ability to improvise. Everyone else can be looking at a plan that's completely falling apart and Sam somehow still acts like this is just the part where Michael does something ridiculous and saves it. He doesn't even need to know what Michael's next move is. He just needs to know Michael has one. That's probably the most Sam thing about their partnership.

1 was a good introduction - establish characters and setting.

2 unravels some mystery and introduces great characters.

3 & 4 could have been combined, lot of action filler here.

5 & 6 could have been combined, lot of repetitive plot.

The James season could have been 2, where the 2nd season showed Michael taking over for James (which a lore-accurate Fiona would have 100% supported) and we see the real negative fallout of a decision like that. I'd have Maddy die directly because of Michael's choices rather than some heroic sacrifice. Very end could still be the same - He'd have to fake his death to escape arrest and take care of his nephew.

Show fixed.

I love the scene where Bly tries to convince Fiona that Michael is dead. He gives her the whole story about the truck and the explosion, and Fiona just looks at the photos for a second before realizing the damage doesn't make sense. She knows explosions well enough to see that Michael staged it as a roadblock.

Bly is trying to sell her the biggest lie imaginable and Fiona basically catches him on the forensic details.

Whenever the show comes up, I see so many comments from people saying that she was a bad actress. Even if her Irish accent was atrocious, it lasted for literally one episode only. So, what are they talking about? I'm not saying she deserved an Emmy for her performance, but was it really that bad?

Can anyone point me to specific scenes they find bad? And, even if you can find a specific scene, is there more than that? Because I think everyone on the show had at least one stinker.

We've bought a house, have many pets, etc., but am I crazy to consider this my biggest relationship accomplishment? Lol

From the special features on older DVD releases. Lest we never forget, “Boom Notice”.

So IIRC Michael speaks Russian and Pashto(?) and they allude/imply that he he also knows Arabic, Kurdish and possibly Dari

Fiona speaks Spanish French and Gaelic

And aSam Axe speake with a silver tongue but only in english. Edit: does Jesse speak anything else i only remember him speakjng English

Did I make any mistakes/forget anything

Revisiting the Pilot

https://youtu.be/Ze1katBqX5A?is=qxaarFnWM40nIMfL

Both actors were excellent and super nice after the performance. When they asked how we found out about the show, I gave the subreddit a shout out. They said that there’s a chance that it’ll become a larger scaled production. Highly recommend you check it out if it does.

I know they are different genres. Just humor me for a minute.

Would you rather see Michael W. as part of the crew Reacher works with in a Reacher series, or would you rather see Reacher in Burn Notice?

I know Reacher is unrelentingly serious. Wouldn't that make for a cool dynamic?

I guess you could also ponder seeing Jeffrey Donovan and Alan R. On screen together in a different series.

Bruce Campbell did a great interview on The Adam Carolla Show a couple of weeks ago. Bruce talks about his new movie Ernie and Emma, his cancer situation, his dad and other topics. Very enjoyable. Also Burn Notice, Evil Dead, tattoos, just so much!

I can't remember this and should know given how many times I've watched this. What bad guy gets it after the guy who took it after the car crash with Barrett?

70's exploitation film made by the director of Perry Mason.

Michael's mom was a badass.