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The semi-serious action series Burn Notice starred Jeffrey Donovan as Michael Westen, a highly trained American secret agent who, smack in the middle of a tough assignment in Nigeria, was fired — or “burned” — by his superiors. Not only that: Michael was cut off without a penny or with any other resources and flagged as a bad risk for any other government job; indeed, he was figuratively wiped off the face of the earth, with no official acknowledgment of his existence. Stranded in Miami, Michael resigned himself to picking up sporadic work as a troubleshooter-for-hire, using his Special Ops know-how to help ordinary people in distress — all the while keeping several steps ahead of certain old enemies who were out for revenge. And, as Michael’s slightly sardonic voice-over narration made clear, he also was determined to find out who had blacklisted him, and why. Providing both moral and physical support for our hero was his ex-lover Fiona Glenanne (Gabrielle Anwar), an explosives/reconnaissance/surveillance expert formerly with the Irish Republican Army; and hedonistic semi-retired spy Sam Axe (Bruce Campbell), who had accumulated a warehouse of “mementos” of his espionage career which he freely shared with Michael whenever the need arose. Also in the cast was Sharon Gless as Michael’s overbearing, hypochondriac mom, Madeline, who was less upset over her son’s abrupt dismissal than she was over the loss of her meal ticket. Adroitly combining fast, sometimes brutal action with deadpan humor, Burn Notice joined the USA Network lineup on June 28, 2007, with a special 90-minute episode.
Watch Full Episodes of Burn Notice below:-
Season 1
1. Episode 1 Pilot
2. Episode 2 Identity
3. Episode 3 Fight or Flight
4. Episode 4 Old Friends
5. Episode 5 Family Business
6. Episode 6 Unpaid Debts
7. Episode 7 Broken Rules
8. Episode 8 Wanted Man
9. Episode 9 Hard Bargain
10. Episode 10 False Flag
11. Episode 11 Dead Drop
12. Episode 12 Loose Ends
Season 2
1. Episode 1 Breaking and Entering
2. Episode 2 Turn and Burn
3. Episode 3 Trust Me
4. Episode 4 Comrades
5. Episode 5 Scatter Point
6. Episode 6 Bad Blood
7. Episode 7 Rough Seas
8. Episode 8 Double Booked
9. Episode 9 Good Soldier
10. Episode 10 Do No Harm
11. Episode 11 Hot Spot
12. Episode 12 Seek and Destroy
13. Episode 13 Bad Breaks
14. Episode 14 Truth & Reconciliation
15. Episode 15 Sins of Omission
16. Episode 16 Lesser Evil
Season 3
1. Episode 1 Friends and Family
2. Episode 2 Question & Answer
3. Episode 3 End Run
4. Episode 4 Fearless Leader
5. Episode 5 Signals and Codes
6. Episode 6 The Hunter
7. Episode 7 Shot in the Dark
8. Episode 8 Friends Like These
9. Episode 9 Long Way Back
Ronald D. Moore, the producer of Carnivale and writer for Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, boldly re-imagined the original 1978 space opera of humans versus the robotic Cylons. He teamed up with co-executive producer David Eick on a powerful and dramatic update of the Galactica story. Gone are the technobabble, disco outfits and Egyptian helmets of the original series. The modern show introduces new elements to the Galactica story. The Cylons have developed human-form models that are indistinguishable from real humans. The Cylons have a monotheistic religion in contrast to the polytheistic religion of the human Colonies.
Watch Full Episodes of Battlestar Galactica below:-
Season 1
- Episode 1 “33″
- Episode 2 Water
- Episode 3 Bastille Day
- Episode 4 Act of Contrition
- Episode 5 You Can’t Go Home Again (2)
- Episode 6 Litmus
- Episode 7 Six Degrees of Separation
- Episode 8 Flesh and Bone
- Episode 9 Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down
- Episode 10 The Hand of God
- Episode 11 Colonial Day
- Episode 12 Kobol’s Last Gleaming, Part 1
- Episode 13 Kobol’s Last Gleaming, Part 2
Season 2
- Episode 1 Scattered (1)
- Episode 2 Valley of Darkness
- Episode 3 Fragged
- Episode 4 Resistance
- Episode 5 The Farm
- Episode 6 Home, Part 1
- Episode 7 Home, Part 2
- Episode 8 Final Cut
- Episode 9 Flight of the Phoenix
- Episode 10 Pegasus
- Episode 11 Resurrection Ship, Part 1
- Episode 12 Resurrection Ship, Part 2
- Episode 13 Epiphanies
- Episode 14 Black Market
- Episode 15 Scar
- Episode 16 Sacrifice
- Episode 17 The Captain’s Hand
- Episode 18 Downloaded
- Episode 19 Lay Down Your Burdens, Part 1
- Episode 20 Lay Down Your Burdens, Part 2
Season 3
- Episode 1 Occupation
- Episode 2 Precipice
- Episode 3 Exodus, Part 1
- Episode 4 Exodus, Part 2
- Episode 5 Collaborators
- Episode 6 Torn (1)
- Episode 7 A Measure of Salvation (2)
- Episode 8 Hero
- Episode 9 Unfinished Business
- Episode 10 The Passage
- Episode 11 The Eye of Jupiter (1)
- Episode 12 Rapture (2)
- Episode 13 Taking a Break from All Your Worries
- Episode 14 The Woman King
- Episode 15 A Day in the Life
- Episode 16 Dirty Hands
- Episode 17 Maelstrom
- Episode 18 The Son Also Rises
- Episode 19 Crossroads, Part 1
- Episode 20 Crossroads, Part 2
Season 4
- Episode 1 He That Believeth in Me
- Episode 2 Six of One
- Episode 3 The Ties That Bind
- Episode 4 Escape Velocity
- Episode 5 The Road Less Traveled (1)
- Episode 6 Faith (2)
- Episode 7 Guess What’s Coming to Dinner?
- Episode 8 Sine Qua Non
- Episode 9 The Hub
- Episode 10 Revelations
- Episode 11 Sometimes a Great Notion
- Episode 12 A Disquiet Follows My Soul
- Episode 13 The Oath (1)
- Episode 14 Blood on the Scales (2)
- Episode 15 No Exit
- Episode 16 Deadlock
- Episode 17 Someone to Watch Over Me
- Episode 18 Islanded in a Stream of Stars
- Episode 19 Daybreak, Part 1 (1)
- Episode 20 Daybreak, Part 2 (2)
- Episode 21 Daybreak, Part 2 (3)
The sci-fi series that never said die is rising from the Earth once more.
Comedian Patton Oswalt will write ‘Serenity: Float Out,’ a comic book that picks up where the film ‘Serenity’ left off, with the death of the ship’s pilot, Wash.
Oswalt said the new chapter of the ‘Firefly’ saga features the remaining crew christening a new ship, hence the “float out,” and recalling stories of Wash in action.
“We’re basically seeing what could be the start of a new adventure,” Oswalt told MTV.
MTV has also released an image of the comic’s new cover art featuring Wash. The comic from Dark Horse Comics will hit stands on June 2.
Watch promo and sneak peeks of The Secret Life of the American Teenager Season 2 Episode 23 I Got You, Babe
Watch a sneak peek & promotional photos of Burn Notice Season 3 Episode 16 “Devil You Know“ airing this Thursday March 4 2010 on USA Network (10 p.m. ET).
Synopsis: Burn Notice Season 3 Episode 16 “Devil You Know” - Michael’s worst fears come to life when a world class terrorist is unleashed on Miami, threatening to detonate a bomb if Michael doesn’t give him what he wants. With the FBI hot on his trail, Michael will need every advantage, and every friend, on his side to defeat this madman.
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Watch promo of The Secret Life of the American Teenager Season 2 Episode 22 Good Girls & Boys
Watch promo of The Secret Life of the American Teenager Season 2 Episode 21 “Choices”
Watch Cast Promotional Photos of Burn Notice Season 3
Watch a sneak peek of the new USA series White Collar Season 1 Episode 12 “Bottlenecked“ which airs Tuesday February 23 on USA (10-11 p.m. ET).
Synopsis: White Collar Season 1 Episode 12 “Bottlenecked” - In the premiere of “Bottlenecked” an old rival of Neal’s lays down a challenge: to see if either of them can create an impossible forgery. But as the rival uses brutal and deadly tactics to achieve his ends, Neal quickly realizes that much more is at stake than bragging rights!
In this kind of, sort of action-packed episode of ‘Archer,’ the screwed-up relationships between characters really picked up speed. Drama is always heightened when you’re stuck with your ex and your unfaithful current beau in a ticking time bomb of a blimp — er, rigid airship.
It will be interesting to see how much longer they can go on without addressing Cyril’s affair with Cheryl/Carol/what’s-her-face. The show is only set to run for ten episodes, so it’s not unimaginable that they could leave the big reveal for the final episode. And we can assume it will be big because we all saw what Lana did even when Archer and Cyril were just training together.
The Excelsior promo was fantastic in all its mid-century cheesy glory. It did further confuse me as to the ‘Archer’ time period though. Obviously this ad was meant to be new but it looked super-60s, but the pop culture references through the series are occasionally from the naughts (I must refer to “the Dane Cook of martial arts”). Of course, the entire world surrounding this animated series is ridiculous enough that the continuity regarding the time period isn’t a huge issue and actually becomes a bit of a joke itself. I can dig it.
Everything about that cruise ship in the sky was great as well, including the evil-looking Lt. Kraus, who turned out to be a pretty cool guy who got his scary scar after saving a Jewish girl from a gang of skinheads (“So Kraus gets a curb party!”). Archer’s perpetual inability to grasp the safety of helium was a testament to the show’s oddly specific choice of recurring jokes. Elements! Hilarious.
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