Critic Reviews
| 90 |
Newsday Verne Gay
It's smartly acted, well written, funny, expertly directed and hugely entertaining. And utterly, totally, profoundly devoid of pretension. |
| 80 |
New York Daily News David Hinckley
Everything isn't perfect on Burn Notice. Some of the subplots have to be wrapped up a little neatly. But the interplay of the core group has enough ambivalence and shadows to keep the show intriguing. |
| 80 |
Newark Star-Ledger Alan Sepinwall
Nix and company had a very thing going last season, and they've found a way to change the show a little without screwing it up. |
| 75 |
San Francisco Chronicle Tim Goodman
In the best tradition of light but engaging (and highly entertaining) dramas, Burn Notice is plain and simple fun--you want to come back every week. |
| 67 |
Entertainment Weekly Gillian Flynn
Right now, it's relying too much on Michael's chainsmoking mom as hammy comic relief. [11 July 2008, p.65] |
| 50 |
USA Today Robert Bianco
The interplay among the main characters is by and large unaltered, and for some fans that will be enough. For others, though, what was once a summer pleasure is now a bit less pleasurable. |
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