Burn Notice > Season 4 online - S4

USA's  Burn Notice  returns in one week for its new season and has booked a memorable  True Blood  vampire to guest star in an episode. James Frain , who also starred in NBC's shortlived  The Cape,  will appear in the ninth e more

There are complications to come on season five of Burn Notice , along with a formidable foe for Michael. There's also a new, recurring guest star and he's a familiar face: Grant Show, recently seen on Private Practice and Big Love , will come on board thi more

Should Michael Westen have been careful about what he wished for? It came true on the season four finale of Burn Notice , as the character heads into this summer an unburned agent. But creator Matt Nix tells AOL that a life NOT on the run - which is where more

We've known that "Burn Notice," USA Network's highly successful spy series, would return June 23 for its fifth season for quite a while now -- but there's finally a tantalizing trailer to go along with a premiere date. http://www.thewrap.com/column-post/b more

Before the next season of "Burn Notice" premieres June 23 on USA, here's an opportunity to brush up on the last season. The "Burn Notice: Season 4" DVD collection goes on sale Tuesday, June 7 at online retailers and stores where DVDs are sold.Relive more

Gavin Rossdale will guest-star on an upcoming episode of Burn Notice , Entertainment Weekly reports. The Bush frontman, also known as Mr. Gwen Stefani,  will play the wealthy and powerful Armand, a baddie with... http://www.tvguide.com/News/Bur more

Check out photos of BURN NOTICE “Company Man” Season 5 Episode 1 which airs Thursday June 23 at 9 pm on USA. Grant Show guest stars. Episode Synopsis:  BURN NOTICE “Company Man” Season 5 Episode 1 – Ever since he was first burned, Michael Westen more

With Burn Notice fans counting down the days until the show's June 23 return, star Jeffrey Donovan has given them another reason to get excited. On episode four, he tells EW , there will be “a huge murder twist” that will throw Michael’s life into turmoil more

Wow. Now that was some excellent Burn. If "Out of the Fire" and "Last Stand" were what this show was all the time, I'd be a much bigger fan. I've had an interesting relationship with this show over the years. Back in Season 1 (I started reviewing it f more

I was very happy to see Brennan pop up right at the end of "Dead or Alive" and get, surreptitiously, transformed into a "final boss" for this season. It's great that they didn't decide to introduce someone new into the villain role right at the end an more

At first, “Dead or Alive” looked like it might be a filler BURN NOTICE tale where the team helps on of Sam’s old pals,a cop who’s been framed and missing. But, in a credit to the show helmed by creator Matt Nix, it took some turns quickly. A scuzz more

Bringing back Michael Westen’s younger brother Nate (perhaps) one more time, “Brotherly Love,” was a tie-up loose ends kind of episode for BURN NOTICE, but also moved along the current story arc as well. Though the episode title refers to the bro more

Several sub-plots and continuing story arc elements were all woven together brilliantly. And the acting – sheer excellence from the entire cast, everyone playing to character strengths, but never as cardboard cutouts. Early on, there was a great Sam l more

Jesse, who’d learned Michael was the one who burned him, had ended up shooting him through the clavicle with a rifle to save his life. So we now find Michael in the hospital, kind of a mess, which can happen when you’re shot after crashing an SUV and more

A good formula can be a show's salvation. It can also start to seem, after a while, like an albatross.  The flashbacks that 'Lost' employed seemed so clever when the show began. Of course, midway through season 3, they started to grate when they were more

Jesse Porter is pissed. John Barrett is not a very nice guy and he's brought an army. Vaughn is probably a little cranky too. All of these guys are looking for Michael Westen, and not to give him a hug. What a way to cap the first half of a great fou more

All series have a shelf life. So do their characters and plotlines. While they may start hot, storylines can just as quickly paint a good show into a bad corner, or completely change it around. (And I don’t just mean “When will Character A and Charact more