Michael learns that James has a communication relay center hidden in an abandoned building in downtown Miami. Michael is going to take down James and his network, once and for all, or die trying. With their faces all over the news and everyone in Miami chasing after them, Michael and the team have no choice but to go ahead and finish the mission. Because Michael didn’t make good on his agreement to take James and his entire organization down within 48 hours, the CIA has opened up a manhunt for Michael and his friends, releasing their pictures to every law enforcement agency in Florida. Michael’s now back on the right track, but it’s too late: not only are James and his entire organization gunning for Michael, but now the CIA is, as well. Michael was planning on turning against the CIA and allying himself with Sonya, but when Sonya tries to kill Fiona for getting in their way, Michael shoots Sonya dead. Michael finds himself in a standoff between Fiona and Sonya: between loyalty and betrayal. The brothers are able to find common ground when it comes to their desire to keep their Mom happy and safe. Nate still resents Michael’s joining the military and leaving him at home with their abusive father. Madeline’s other son is Nate (Seth Peterson), Micahel’s down-on-his-luck younger brother who has a tendency to wager property that he doesn’t own. When Sam’s not doing that, he lives with Michael’s mom, a chain-smoking hypochondriac named Madeline Westen (Sharon Gless). Using the alias of Chuck Finley, Sam has no job and no place to live, so he sleeps with rich, older women in exchange for food and shelter. He tells Michael about this and they pass false information to the FBI. He works as a double agent and has been asked to report on Michael to the FBI. Sam Axe (Bruce Campbell) is a former Navy SEAL and a semi-retired intelligence operative. Fiona and Michael are drawn to each other and, in their line of work, they really don’t have anyone else they can be with. She decides to stick around in Miami after Michael shows up and becomes one of his confidantes. So, working as a private investigator, he hopes to learn who burned him and why.įiona is a former IRA operative. Michael learns that if he leaves Miami he’ll be taken into custody. A quick wit with two black belts, Michael’s assets have been frozen and he’s been abandoned by all of his business contacts. He soon finds himself back in his hometown of Miami with his ex, Fiona Glenanne (Gabrielle Anwar).
Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) flees a Nigerian operation that is taken down after the sudden non-cooperation of his U.S. This comedy/drama centers around a spy who’s received a “burn notice,” meaning that the agency that he works for has wiped him off the grid, leaving him with no work history, no money, and no identity. Performers include: Jeffrey Donovan, Gabrielle Anwar, Bruce Campbell, Sharon Gless, Paul Tei, Tricia Helfer, Seth Peterson, Marc Macaulay, and Brandon Morris. His backup weapon is another P228, holstered in his boot, which is pulled in his fight with Michael.TV show dates: June 28, 2007 - September 12, 2013 Heroin importer Glenn Harrick ( Johnny Messner) pulls a P228 when stalking Michael through the corridor of his boat in the season finale "Loose Ends, Part 2". Michael specifically identifies the weapon as a "SIG Sauer P228" during his voice-over.
In "False Flag" (S1E10), Michael's SIG is disabled by a female assassin, who removes the trigger bar spring without him knowing, forcing him to improvise one with a bobby pin given to him by Fiona.
#Burn notice ends full#
The first time he uses the pistol is in "Identity" (S1E02), when he pulls it on the con artist Quentin King ( Mark Pellegrino) to talk him into giving him full access to his bank accounts. 2.5 Smith & Wesson Model 629 Performance Centerīeginning in Season 1 and until Season 3, the sidearm of choice for Michael Westen ( Jeffrey Donovan) is the SIG-Sauer P228.
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