Burn Notice2007

Michael Westen:
[narrative] It doesn't take long working in combat situations before you start paying a lot of attention to little things.

Tim Hastings:
Isabella?

Michael Westen:
[narrative] Things that don't feel right, like an open gate or a pampered dog running around loose, often lead to much bigger things...

Tim Hastings:
Oh my God! Isa- Isabella? What the...

Michael Westen:
[narrative] like a body floating in a swimming pool.

Tim Hastings:
We have to call an ambulance.

Michael Westen:
Yeah, it's too late for that.

Tim Hastings:
Or the- the police.

[a siren is heard in the distance]

Michael Westen:
Somebody already called them.

Michael Westen:
[narrative] Of course, knowing something's wrong and being able to do something about it are two different things. Sometimes, the damage is already done.

Tim Hastings:
That's my gun! What the- the hell is happening?

Michael Westen:
You've been framed. Someone set you up.

[Tim reaches down for the gun]

Michael Westen:
No, no! Don't. Don't touch it.

[Michael take's Tim's pocket square and uses it to pick up the gun]

Tim Hastings:
You have to believe me, I didn't shoot her.

Michael Westen:
Yeah, obviously! We gotta go out the backyard.

Tim Hastings:
The backyard won't work. There's a- a wall. We'll be trapped.

[Police car stops in front]

Michael Westen:
I vote the backyard.