Michael Westen, a seasoned U.S. spy, is suddenly "burned", i.e. discredited, without any form of procedure. He survives by doing impossible jobs for desperate people in Miami, where his mother lives.
I think Burn Notice stands in counterpoint to that because even in its darkest moments it has kind of a sunny outlook and it’s a world where people do care about each other. I think you need both.
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