S6.E15

Best Laid Plans

Episode aired Dec 6, 2012
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43m

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Gabrielle Anwar, Coby Bell, and Jeffrey Donovan in Burn Notice (2007)

Maddie asks Barry for help. Michael's plan to sell an important piece of technology puts Sam in the crossfire when things go awry.Maddie asks Barry for help. Michael's plan to sell an important piece of technology puts Sam in the crossfire when things go awry.Maddie asks Barry for help. Michael's plan to sell an important piece of technology puts Sam in the crossfire when things go awry.

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Madeline says that Micheal is her only family left. Yet she had previously mentioned living with Micheal's Aunt (presumably her own sister) and, of course, her grandchild by Nate.

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Olivia Riley: Do you know what the bit for an obstruction of justice charge is?
[Madeline shakes her head "no"]
Olivia Riley: At your age, you'll die in prison.
Madeline Westen: Beats ending up in a nursing home.
Olivia Riley: I wouldn't be too sure about that. You're helping an enemy of the state. You're not gonna get sent to some medium-security playground. You'll do hard time the whole time. But tell us where your son is, doesn't have to be that way.
Madeline Westen: Last I checked, the CIA is not allowed to spy on an American citizen, so I don't think I'd be the only one in trouble here. You let me out now, or I'm calling my lawyer. And if you think I would *ever* let you know where my son's gonna go, you're out of your god damn mind.

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References Super Friends (1973)

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8/10

A really good episode, featuring Patton Oswalt

Patton adds humor to this episode, which makes it great. It also is like some strange foreshadowing for the film, :Keeping Up with the Jones'. Although Jones' features Zach Galifianakis in a role that Patton Oswalt could have easily filled, both roles require the "Oh darn, I'm scared to death and can't do the things you spy people do all the time." That type of role is perfect for both Zach and Patton. They're covering the Jerry Lewis segment of Hollywood films currently, though I find both Patton and Zach far funnier these days.

All in all, this is a really good episode, of a show I always enjoy all the time.