Burn Notice2007

[first lines]

Michael Westen:
[narrative] There's a long tradition of using doubles in espionage. They're mostly used by dictators who want to confuse would-be assassins, but they have other less-common uses, like framing someone for a crime they didn't commit.

Sam Axe:
[pauses tape] Okay, I know this video is grainy, but from that angle, it sure looks like you.

Michael Westen:
It's not me, Sam.

Fiona Glenanne:
I assume the burner cellphone he's buying made a call from the scene of Max's murder.

Madeline Westen:
Well somebody went to a lot of trouble to do this. Huh. They didn't find this guy sitting at a bus stop.

Sam Axe:
She's right, Mike. This is starting to feel personal.

Michael Westen:
It's been personal since Max bled out in my arms. Since he told me to say goodbye to his wife.

Madeline Westen:
So, what's the plan to keep my son out of prison?

Sam Axe:
We got to track down the fella on this tape. I mean, that's step one in finding Max's killer.

Fiona Glenanne:
Actually, step one is deciding what to do with the bloodhound the CIA sent to replace Max. Pearce knows we have the security footage.

Michael Westen:
I can buy us some time. I'll tell her it's taking a little longer to analyze the footage.

[cellphone buzzes]

Michael Westen:
Speak of the devil.

[Michael answers his phone]

Michael Westen:
Agent Pearce, right on time. I-... Got it.

[Michael hangs up]

Sam Axe:
What's up? She got something new about the murder?

Michael Westen:
No, it wasn't about that. She wants to meet tomorrow morning, 0700. She's got another job for me, high priority at the CIA. Wish me luck.