Burn Notice2007

[first lines]

Michael Westen:
[narration as he swims ashore from his helicopter jump] As an operative, you get used to being in uncomfortable situations. Whether it's resisting interrogation in a foreign prison, fighting guerrilla forces in a tropical jungle, or swimming 5 miles to Miami Beach in your suit pants - it's just part of the job. What's harder to get used to is going into a situation you don't know anything about. Just because you're exhausted doesn't mean you can stop looking out for trouble. Danger isn't always obvious. It can be as subtle as a glance from a friendly-seeming tourist, a car that slows down at an odd time, or a cop that suddenly seems a little too interested in you.

[starts running]