Burn Notice Season 2 : DVD Review
Burn Notice Season two
Released by Roadshow
Rating: M
So one of the best spy series on TV (sadly overlooked and plonked into awful
late night slots) continues its second season - can you believe we're only on
season two when there's six made? Sometimes there's just no accounting for
taste.
Anyway, the brilliant Jeffrey Donovan returns as Michael Western, a former
CIA Operative who was burned (ie fired) from the agency - but with no idea why
or by whom.
This latest season finds him still stuck in Miami trying to find out who did
it and why - but brings him a little closer to solving the mystery with the
introduction of Tricia "Battlestar Galactica" Helfer's Carla.
But as ever, nothing is quite what it seems.
Why this show isn't a bigger hit is a mystery - but as long as we continue to
get season releases, that's the main thing.
Sleek, smart and a little sexy, Donovan is effortlessly cool and this second
season compounds the calibre of the show as well as the mythology. But it still
remains easy to jump in.
A great ensemble cast is rounded off by Bruce Campbell, Gabrielle Anwar and
Sharon Gless - and this year benefits from the appearance of one of Frasier's
greats.
Extras: commentary, deleted scenes and behind the scenes -
nothing spectacular.
Rating: 7/10
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