Burn Notice: Season Two (2008)
Comedy | Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Fall of Sam Axe


Tagline: Spies don't get fired, they get burned.

Combining thrilling espionage action and wry humor with intricate plot twists and gripping suspense, Burn Notice is simply one of the smartest, sexiest shows on television!

After being mysteriously blacklisted from the intelligence community, former CIA operative Michael Westen must rely on his extraordinary - and lethal - set of skills to survive the hard-boiled streets of Miami and somehow recover his stolen identity. With the help of his sultry ex-girlfriend, Fiona - a former IRA affiliate every bit as deadly as she is gorgeous - Michael must track down his elusive nemesis and get to the bottom of his burn....before it's too late.

The second season, consisting of 16 episodes, depicts Michael's struggle to discover more about his new "handler" and use her to get to the people that burned him. The season begins with Michael meeting Carla, the woman on the phone from the previous season. He begins a professional relationship with her after she begins bringing him clients. Meanwhile, Madeline begins getting closer to learning about Michael's secret life. By the season finale, Fiona kills Carla, and Michael meets "Management", the leader of a professional black ops syndicate. After telling Management that he wants out, Michael leaps from a helicopter and into the ocean, effectively ending their relationship as well as the "protection" that Management had secretly been providing for Michael.


Disc 1: (2:50) --- Breaking and Entering - Turn and Burn - Trust Me - Comrades
Disc 2: (2:50) -- Scatter Point - Bad Blood - Rough Seas - Double Booked
Disc 3: (2:54) -- Good Soldier - Do No Harm - Hot Spot - Seek and Destroy
Disc 4: (2:56) -- Bad Breaks - Truth and Reconciliation - Sins of Omission - Lesser Evil


2.01: Breaking and Entering - Stepping out of the back of the eighteen-wheeler he was riding in, Michael Westen is greeted with an exploding plane, dead bodies, and one hog-tied, live "client", Jimmy. The phone rings, and a female voice, calling herself "Carla", lets Michael know that if he gets this man back to Miami, and help him play ball, she will finally let him know who burned him. After agreeing to help his new client, Jimmy, steal data from the fortress at Security Associates, and get the man's family back, who are now being held hostage, Michael enlists the help of his friends Fiona and Sam.

2.02: Turn and Burn - While Michael's new handler asks him to locate a Tunisian counterfeiter, Sam asks him to help a woman who says she is being stalked by a drug dealer, and his mother asks him to join her in seeing a therapist.

2.03: Trust Me - Michael tries to help a man who lost the money he owes to loan sharks to a conman, and blackmails a Pakistani spy in order to get information about his new operative. Meanwhile, Michael's mother asks Fi about their breakup.

2.04: Comrades - Michael's brother shows up to ask him to help a Russian woman whose sister is being held by Russian mobsters, and Sam tries to work a local agriculture source to find out more information about Michael's handler.

2.05: Scatter Point - Michael poses as a safe cracker to help out a reformed ex-con who is unwittingly part of a heist, and tries to sneak into the heavily-guarded office of his handler. Meanwhile, Sam gets an unexpected proposition from his girlfriend.

2.06: Bad Blood - Michael meets his new "wrangler"/"rodeo clown". Also Michael's childhood friend Ricky needs help proving his innocence to his boss, Valantine.

2.07: Rough Seas - An early client of Michael's returns with a new job for him which will disrupt Fi's social life, and spark Madeline's, and the search for the buyer of the sniper rifle turns dangerous.

2.08: Double Booked - Michael tries to foil a hit that he was hired for by an old spy colleague he thought was dead, which becomes more complicated when he discovers that there is more than on contract out on the target.

2.09: Good Soldier - Michael and Sam are busy running counter-surveillance on Carla and the sniper. However, the job is interrupted when Fiona's new boyfriend asks Michael to help a friend involved in a kidnapping conspiracy plot.

2.10: Do No Harm - Michael has questions for Carla, and he wants to know who tried to blow him up. But first he goes after a group of medical scam artists who stole the life savings from a man trying to take care of his sick child.

2.11: Hot Spot - While Fi tries to help Michael by getting the identity of the man who may have tried to blow him up, Michael tries to help a football player who is in trouble with a gang of car thieves.

2.12: Seek and Destroy - Michael turns to a familiar arms dealer for help in tracking down the bomber, and decides to help out a woman track down her dead artist father's stolen painting.

2.13: Bad Breaks - Michael and former handler Jason Bly are trapped together in a bank robbery. The pair must work together in order to get out alive

2.14: Truth and Reconciliation - Michael helps a Haitian man who is trying to prove that a man currently living in Miami is actually a fugitive who killed his daughter in a Haitian prison.

2.15: Sins of Omission - Michael's ex-fiancée asks for help after a black market dealer kidnaps her son to force her to steal a tracking chip for him.

2.16: Lesser Evil - Michael captures the rogue agent responsible for trying to bomb him, but he decides to form an alliance with him and together go after Carla and her boss. But that decision also puts Michael's mother in jeopardy.

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