#Burn notice 2017 license#
I’ll drive”) and the idea that Michael has no endorsements on his driving license (also is that a headshot from Touching Evil they’ve used on the license or is that what Jeffrey Donovan really looked like in 1984?). This will not end well.īut let’s not leave on a low note, instead let us celebrate Michael speaking lots of Russian (very sexy), Madelaine showing us where Michael got his spy skills from, Sam looking at Michael like he’s an idiot for asking if he knows where the Bananafish Bar is (“Er yeah. Fiona is increasingly unhappy that Michael is preventing Jesse from learning the truth about how he got burned and accuses him of caring more about the idea of people than about the actual people who have got his back. Unfortunately this isn’t the only darkness facing Michael. Sam calls Paul the Ghost of Christmas Future, but after sitting through the poignant scene where Paul’s memory is revealed to be failing and he points out to Michael that “stories are all you have left” after a life of spying, I hope these the shadows of the things that may be only, not they shadows of things that will be. We need all the humour we can get, because Past and Future Tense also trawls some very dark emotions. That one.” and “He’s Michael Westen/There’s only four of us.” kind of dialogue. You wouldn’t think there’s a lot of scope for humour when dealing with a Russian wetwork team – but you’d be wrong.
The one and only Burt Reynolds as an ex-spy who has brought himself to the attention of his old enemies in Russia. Michael’s disingenuous “I just told a psychopath what he wanted to hear”…īurn Notice has had some great guest turns in its time (Tyne Daly, Richard Schiff, John Mahoney and Lucy Lawless to name just a few) but this week sees an appearance from a 70s icon.There appears to be nothing that man can’t turn into a weapon or explosion. Re the infirmary: Michael Westen is any Health and Safety officer’s worst nightmare.Fi’s turn as a trashy prisoner’s girlfriend, not to mention her unique method of passing a lockpick….Michael’s deadpan reply, “Why, do you have a gun?” Juan’s panicked “You’re going to fight them off with a hand towel?”.Mike’s makeshift body armour – pens can be mightier than swords and books can protect you from a homemade blade.Sam to Fi after she tells him how Simon has probably booby-trapped his stash: “I see unstable minds think alike.”.Mike playing the doofus for Cruz – especially the thing with the basketball.The ‘beautiful moment’ where Michael demonstrates his love for Sam.The writers also find a new way to show off Michael’s skills, when he goes undercover in prison to protect Juan, an old friend of Sam’s, from a prison gang leader who’s planning to kill him. Ah the topsy-turvy world of Burn Notice… it throws a whole pile of twists at the big story arc this week which make for great viewing (especially as we get the return of psychopath and ‘walking nightmare’ Simon).
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