Comments on: Burn Notice Recap: Devil You Know (Season Finale)

By: Colleen

Colleen — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:21:13 +0000

Well, first of all, how do we know he has been transported out of Miami? Did we see that? Is there any indication that he left the city? I didn’t catch it.
I thought the acting was top-notch on all accounts. I thought Simon was perfect as the psycho – there is no telling what that dude will do next, should he ever be free again. Michael’s terror in realizing that Management has him right where they want him; absolutely painful. How true is Simon’s prediction? “You’re gonna be just like me.” The fact that he did not pull the trigger shows us that Michael isn’t like Simon – yet; he was willing to endure physical capture rather than kill an unarmed man. But what really fueled that decision? His own moral code or the knowledge that Management would be 2 steps behind him with his “freedom”? Interesting questions!
Yes, I’m a Michael fan. I know he will not bend to Management’s code. It’s just going to be a fun journey.
Actually, my greater concern is the newest member of the “team”. I find that disconcerting because there are so many characters whose roles they could have beefed up before introducing a Michael “clone”. Just don’t see how that is going to work out. I hope I am pleasantly surprised and that I have to eat my words.

By: Christopher

Christopher — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 03:01:12 +0000

WIth classic Burn Notice flare and style, Michael Westin again finds himself in a situation that will require the skills of a spy to escape from.

I will be polishing my weapons, eating yogurt, and working out while I count the days until I can see the spy of spys again in June!

By: Justina

Justina — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 20:21:05 +0000

I absolutely loved it. I was kind of touch & go, throughout the second half of season three. Some things were good, some things were a little boring but the episode before this and the finale were just on fire.

I agree, Sharon Gless was so good. I especially loved the end, when she fount out Michael went missing. Beautiful moment.

Fi & Sam, finally getting on him and to have Michael apologize, actually, saying the words and meaning it, was beautiful.It shows a great change in Michael, Fiona & Sam.

Finally, Simon was an a-hole, I really hated him, such a crazy person. Not to mention, the return of management, I wouldn’t be surprised if they set this all up, just to trick Michael back into working with them.

The ending threw me off. I had to rewind twice just to make sure I was seeing it right. Great season three finale and I can not wait for season four.