[Michael09]

Recently I began watching burn notice from season 1 on US netflix. I have seen the show before but mostly just random episodes. It has grown on me I think, anyone else agree with me

[JasonWatkins]

It's a show I like, but it can get very formulaic - which is probably why it's survived for as long as it has.

[Doghouse Riley]

I used to watch it (mainly for the delightful Fiona) but it got a bit boring after a season and a bit, I've a similar opinion of Covert Affairs.

[Verence]

Originally Posted by JasonWatkins

It's a show I like, but it can get very formulaic - which is probably why it's survived for as long as it has.

That's true enough, every season Michael Weston thinks he has finally got to the bottom of the mystery of who burned him only for another layer of the conspiracy to turn up in the nexy season

It's still a fun show though

[Mickey_T]

It's become very stale and boring in later Seasons. I've pretty much given up watching it now.

[Schmiznurf]

I love the show but I cannot stand skeleton Fiona and Michael's mum.

[Michael09]

I spoke to my brother and he had some of the same opinions on the show saying that he gave up on it after 2 seasons

[S-Jo]

I love it but like others have posted can get repetitive with nearly finding out who burned him but then no. Its only like the mentalist, nearly finds red john, loses red john, kills red john, oh no its not actually red john, nearly finds red john....and so on!

[Sniffle774]

It's good fun and I enjoy watching it but compared to premium dramas like Sons of Anarchy it don't compare. However, sometimes you want steak, sometimes you want burgers.

[JasonWatkins]

I must admit to quite enjoying the last Season on FX - Season 5 I think, mainly because ..

Spoiler

I think they finally moved away from the 'burned' storyline for a large part of it. I know with the ending, and Fiona surrendering to the police, still keeps it going with the "one last member" of the organization, but I do think it got a lot better.