"Fi's Not My Past, She's My Future."

[redbrunja]

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I just.... every single finale, the Burn Notice writers just.... suddenly they know what to do with Fiona and I'm respecting her and everyone's choices make sense and... and... guh.

Michael being so desperate to get back into the CIA is understandable now.

You know the episode prior to the midseason finale? When Michael hit Fi to keep his cover and then there was the whole sotto voce exchange outside the bedroom with him trying to apologize and her flinching? Oh I am SURE that one will be giving Mike nightmares.

Him getting into bed with Strickler was SO clearly a bad choice, and so clearly one Michael couldn't help making. I loved how that played out. When I found out Strickler set Fi up, I was praying that Michael was going to shot him - and then he did. Because no one messes with Michael Westen's best girl.

I find it hilarious that we have an episode where the actor who actually played Harry Dresden is guest-starring in the show of the actor I want to play Harry Dresden. (Randomly, each episode I watch makes me crush harder on Jeffery Donovan - that actor is amazing.)

Madeline continues to rise to the occasion - we clearly know where Mike got the smarts.

When Sam said he wasn't leaving without Fi no matter what I got all wibbly. Semper fi, my friend. Semper fi.

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[g0shawk.livejournal.com]

That stinks :/

*nods* Exactly :)

Heh, I know what you mean.