Sam Wrote:I, too, was a fan of Touching Evil and was bummed when it didn't return for a second season - I figured it wouldn't cause it did lack that certain special something. But I've wondered how the American version compared with the original English version?? Better, worse, no comparison? I hope he has better luck with this show.I've watched both versions. I liked both versions. I had seen the American version first, so I was probably partial to it, but I really liked both versions.
crimsontarheel Wrote:i think burn notice is very good, i like it so much in fact that i'm sure i've personally doomed it.You and me both. Whenever I like a show, it is almost automatically destined for quick cancellation. I like the chick that plays his girlfiriend or ex-girlfriend, whichever it is, especially when she uses that Irish accent. And it is really cool to see Bruce Campbell on a regular basis again (at least until the show gets cancelled).
Paige Wrote:Just watched the premier of Burn Notice on USA.I've got the first two episodes tivo'd. Saw this one and thought it looked good. Glad to see I wasn't wrong.
I'm a huge fan of Jeffrey Donovan from his "Touching Evil" days and i wasn't disappointed. The premise is fairly simple. An ex-spy who fell out of favor with the gov. is now stuck in Miami helping the little guy. It reminded me so much of Jack i wanted to cry a little.
The easy, laid back character, the "simple" fix to complex situations...everything a gal needs after a long day in the office. So, those who have seen it, nay or yeay?
Susan Wrote:I'm really enjoying this show. Smart and funny. And now I know all the tricks on how to be a spy or criminal!
Susan