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Burn Notice re-watch | 3x02 | Question & Answer
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The Sarcasm, Wit, and Sarcastic Wit of Michael Westen: 41/∞
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The Sarcasm, Wit, and Sarcastic Wit of Michael Westen: 40/∞
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Burn Notice re-watch | 3x01 | Friends and Family
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Burn Notice re-watch | 2x16 | Lesser Evil
Bruce Campbell: That’s a pretty high fall, I gotta say. Matt Nix: That’s about 90- 80, 90 feet. BC: And Dean Grimes did that, right? MN: Dean Grimes, the double, did the full fall, and then Jeffrey did maybe a 20-30 foot leap off a tuna tower. BC: That’s enough. That’s enough. MN: Yeah, that was a really- that was a scary fall. Dean also, the double, had to do the jump twice because he didn’t nail it.
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Burn Notice re-watch | 2x16 | Lesser Evil
Bruce Campbell: Look. Donovan’s getting all gooey here too. Matt Nix: I remember watching this scene and when your voice, Michael [Shanks], hit that kind of *grunts* it hit Jeffrey. BC: Now, he’s got some weird thoughts here, guys. Did you see what he did with that gun? MN: Well, he didn’t tell anybody he was doing it! This was- He did this once. BC: That was creepy. MN: We were watching that and I was watching it and I was like “Is he going to shoot himself?!” BC: Right, right, ‘cause it’s those moments when you go this is all just not- this is not worth it. This is the downside of the spy business. MN: Yeah, and we were shooting that at 1 in the morning on the last day of shooting the entire season. BC: I don’t think Donovan could even stay awake that day. MN: It was really late and everyone was really tired and then he did that and the whole crew just burst out into applause. Everyone was hugging him and high-fiving and it was- ‘cause we knew- bam.
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Burn Notice re-watch | 2x16 | Lesser Evil
Matt Nix: This was one of- I think one of their best “love” scenes, if you will. Bruce Campbell: Well, these guys, look, they have chemistry. MN: Yeah. BC: You’ve got two leading actors and they, as Michael [Shanks] well knows, sometimes you’re gonna pass the chemistry test and sometimes you’re gonna fail. And these two, for whatever reason, they got it! And it’s critical! So I mean I don’t know that- you can’t fake that. You really can’t fake that chemistry. MN: And what’s fun is that part of that chemistry is that slap. And it was interesting because I wrote that scene without the slap and it was actually Tim Matheson who said “it feels like it needs something there.” And I was like “I think I know what it needs” and then I wrote the slap and they were like “Yes! There we go! The slap! Perfect!” But I love that it manages to be more romantic with the slap and not less. BC: Well, there always seems to be a little violence with love. You know, in the trenches. It’s always life and death. MN: Combustable. Michael Shanks: Well, especially for those two it seems to be. BC: Yes. Well, it’s explosive.