Mizzougrad96
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I have to catch up. They're doing a marathon on Thursday. The Tivo is ready.
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Burn Notice on USA
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Jesus_Muscatel
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I've gotten into this show too.
Irishcheesehead
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I have to say with Burn Notice, Royal Pains, Psych, White Collar and Covert Affairs (premiere in a couple of weeks) I will watch USA shows than most main TV shows.
Burn Notice: Since 24 expired, this is my favorite show. The addition of the fourth guy I thought was going to be hard to do but there is even an underlying conflict between him and Michael. It is only getting better, IMO.
Burn Notice: Since 24 expired, this is my favorite show. The addition of the fourth guy I thought was going to be hard to do but there is even an underlying conflict between him and Michael. It is only getting better, IMO.
DanOregon
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I've been catching up with my cable series lately - one big difference I've noticed is that most seem to have strong ensembles and the "leads" whether Kyra Sedgewick, Jeffrey Donavan, Dennis Leary et. al. seem to allow/promote the development of the secondary characters a lot more than you see on most broadcast shows where the supporting actors mostly just work off of the lead.
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