Hello all and welcome to Day 1 of
Seasons Continue. Now before I get chastised about letting
Supernatural fall behind, I would point out... I forget crap. It
happens. That being said we now look at the further adventures of
our favorite burnt spy. HAHA!!! Yeah you can wait for Supernatural,
punkers. As we move on, taking down a major Black Ops crew
operating off the books is deemed bad by the intelligence
communities. As a driving force to stop this unofficial creation,
Weston is brought to Washington to have some face time with one of his
former mentors.
This is Burn Notice Season 5.
Hold me closer, tiny photo. |
The CIA using Michael's solid intel
allowed them to follow the trail of bread crumbs leading to the heads
of the company and bringing them in or six feet under. With that
being said, Michael is also on a short leash as he has his own CIA
liason Max (Grant Show of Melrose Place, The Girl Next Door,
Swingtown, Accidentally on Purpose, Private Practice and Big Love)
making sure that Weston sticks to the prodical and not making it up
as he goes along.
Months of investigation and team
missions have put this into play but something crucial seems to be
missing... Oh yeah, how about Sam, Fi and newcomer Jesse?? As luck
would have it, Sam has slimmed down and wowing the ladies and I can
imagine Bruce Campbell not having to flip flop between weight is much
better for it. Fi is trying her level best to not rub the CIA the
wrong way but she is not a team player when there is that much red
tape in the way. Counter-Intelligence Agent Jesse decides against
going back to the biz when he felt helping the little guys and gals
hands on was something he was proud of doing. That being said and
all he is working for a major security firm that are more than
generous in their stipend and love of his skills.
Sam, stop staring at Fi's legs. |
Michael's mom is making changes in her
life and we also see little brother Nate make some appearances so all
seems to be going well until... Max has been shot and killed, and the
killer managed to put the murder weapon in Michael's hands. Covering
his tracks, he also covered Max's killer's tracks. The CIA pissed
in losing a good man, has their watch dog to solve this mystery
requiring Michael to be at least 4 steps ahead of Agent Pearce
(Lauren Stamile of Grey's Anatomy, Alligator Point, Community,
The Event, Complications and CSI: Cyber) who wants the man
that murdered her friend and colleague. With the clock ticking, the
lies that will only cover Michael so far and trust that can be easily
believed as a front, the gang need to get Weston cleared of these
charges.
Weston is also dealing with the nagging
sensation is the company that burned him actually dead and buried?
Could this just be his paranoia kicking in or are the ashes of the
old rising anew?
Season 5 brings in some solid writing
and griping suspension. You have a spy drama showing its "A"
game and presenting so many unknown elements along with still being
able to assist people with their problems. Clients are being helped
and the crew really are meshing together as a dynamic. Admittedly I
wasn't really sure about Coby Bell's character Jesse Porter, who felt
like a watered down version of Michael but he has come to the edge of
the abyss without blinking last season and it was great seeing him
back. Familiar faces make their way in and provide good
performances. Is Dead Larry gone for good or will he hurt Michael
to the bone? Tune in and find out!
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