Burn Notice - Season One

This is a great show with a great cast, and it immediately can count itself amongst USA network classics like Monk and MacGyver. A funny, down to earth intelligence officer/agent has been "burned" by his handlers (declared unreliable) and is confined to Miami where he must work under the table as an "investigator" while he figures out his situation. Its not really that deep or ground breaking, but it works as an original series.


Caveat, I saw this at the store for 39.99, regular price. That is too high, don't pay more than what is advertised here. Show is great, but you only get 11 42 minute episodes and the video quality is mediocre at best. 25.99 is a fair price.

The Burn Notice is awesome! When it first came on I thought it was stupid and the character, Michael Weston, was too arrogant. But then USA had a Burn Notice marathon and I was hooked! The first season is a bit edgier, but it's all good!

This show is the greatest. I saw the second season on cable and purchased the first season on DVD. I will be watching the DVD over and over until the second season comes out. I love the characters and am very invested in them. The show is a quality production - great writing, beautiful camera work, fantastic acting by all involved, and the best plots. I highly recommend it. A MUST SEE!

Far too often I get invested in a new TV series only to have it go off the air in less than the span of a season. It's nice to finally see a TV show that won rave reviews from critics and has proven that it has staying power. The MacGyver-meets-Miami Vice vibe and the amazing chemistry of the cast make this series a sure bet (not to mention Bruce Campbell is superbly cast as smart-mouth Sam Axe). Part spy-drama, part romance, part comedy, part action-thriller... Burn Notice is sure to keep everyone on the edge of their seats anticipating future seasons!

The chemistry of the main characters is excellent, the dialog is snappy, and the plots are juicy. Can't wait until the following seasons come out on DVD.

If you haven't seen the show, it's worth taking a flyer on.