Burn, Noticed

Another nostalgia trip sees the return of Natalie the thief, who seems to want to work WITH Michael this time, instead of against. "Seems" is the operative word. Love us in a non-c...

A rash former client of Michael's hires a trust fund serial killer/amateur bomber and now it's an injured Michael's duty to stop him. There's a lot to love in this episode, one of ...

Jesse's on the warpath after discovering the gang's betrayal, and Michael makes an important choice about Simon's bible, Management, and who's side he's on (for now, at least). Als...

Sam and Fi con a [very dumb] con man while Jesse starts asking more questions about his burning. This is the first episode we recorded post-election so in our slap-happiness we go ...

Michael does a prison infiltration slash break, Simon returns but isn't quite the mindfreak Vaughn promised, and Bri continues her pitching of a Prison Break podcast Burn, Noticed ...

Another strong episode follows Michael Westen and friends running around a post-hurricane Miami to thwart an assassination attempt on a federal witness. The clients? Our favorite b...

Dear Lisa Joy, first solo female writer in Burn Notice history, please let Bri write for your new Fallout TV show. She would be great for it. Anyways this was a great Burn Notice e...

Jason Tracy.... who hurt you? Did you just go through a breakup? Why're you so mean to this one poor lady in a bathing suit who doesn't speak the whole episode?? Also Burt Reynolds...

Jesse plays "underappreciated underling" cop with a kidnapped Kendra while Michael and Fi play the worst security consultants ever in this week's episode. Love us in a non-creepy w...

This week's episode has us following a strangely fractured version of our core four and a frankly offensive underutilization of Justina Machado.  Love us in a non-creepy way? Love ...

So it's Bad Breaks, but... worse.... plus Jesse? There's a lot to like, but definitely not the strongest episode this season so far.  Love us in a non-creepy way? Love us in a cree...

In Jeffrey Donovan's BN DIRECTORIAL DEBUT (congrats boo!), we learn he loves magic hour, slider shots, and generous head room. Also Rune from Gilmore Girls is there. Neat! Love us ...