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Kristina 2022-01-02 08:02:05
burn notice, the pinnacle of agent spy drama
The former spy who was fired, everything was blocked, he could not leave the city without money or work, and was monitored 24 hours a day. This is the current life of the male protagonist Mike.
Mike, who was on a mission, was told that he was blocked when he called to inform the network to close.... -
Roselyn 2022-01-02 08:02:05
Beauty is too hot, hero is too busy
Comedy, eye-catching, and the plot is like what some people say: Laid-off agents turn to heroes to explore Han Yuliang.....
also / luck / fortunately, has a violent girlfriend.
I watched Burn Notice while watching Dexter. The similarities are very interesting: they are self-deprecating and...
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Fiona Glenanne: ["Characters Welcome" crossover ad with "White Collar": Fiona takes a gun out of her purse to get her ringing cellphone at a restaurant where she's having lunch with Michael] Ah, damn, I missed it.
FBI Special Agent Peter Burke: You have a permit for that weapon?
Fiona Glenanne: [covers the gun with a napkin] What weapon?
FBI Special Agent Peter Burke: The one right there.
Michael Westen: That's a napkin.
FBI Special Agent Peter Burke: I can literally see it.
Fiona Glenanne: Oh, that's my cellphone.
FBI Special Agent Peter Burke: Well, then what is that?
Fiona Glenanne: My other cellphone.
Michael Westen: She's a big talker.
Fiona Glenanne: Let's just pretend this never...
[a grenade rolls out of her purse]
Fiona Glenanne: ... happened.
FBI Special Agent Peter Burke: Is that a grenade?
Fiona Glenanne: What grenade?
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Michael Westen: [crossover ad introducing "Royal Pains": Michael is narrating a letter he's written Hank Lawson, who's opening a care package Michael sent him] Dear Dr. Hank, I understand you recently lost your job and had to find a new way to earn a living in an unfamiliar setting. I know exactly what that's like, so I've enclosed a few things that might come in handy: sunscreen, sunglasses, and a block of C-4 because you never know when you'll need a stable plastic explosive. Best of luck. Your pal, Michael Westen.
