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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...
Rachel Faulkner
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Martine 2022-01-02 08:02:05
Looking forward to the return of Michael Western soon
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Cleve 2022-01-02 08:02:05
The main story is about a laid-off agent who gradually unravels his fascination with tagging. One episode is a short story. The fast food-style drama is not hard to chase, and at the same time it is not addictive to watch.
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Sam Axe: Oh?
Divya Katdare: Any one of those could be causing your excessive thirst.
Sam Axe: I see.
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Sam Axe: Thank you.
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