Burn Notice: The Anti-Reference

It’s a good thing that I still have my fake CV from back when I was still a rookie CIA agent and I was infiltrating the Liberal Media Establishment. As long as nobody bothers to call any of my references, I should be able to work part time delivering papers. I worked too hard and learned too much and now the Agency has cut me loose and cut me off. It’s called a Burn Notice, they put out the word to everybody in the spy game that I wasn’t to be used. I’m untouchable, and not in that hip MC Hammer kinda way.

This business isn’t much different from any other business when you get terminated, aside from the threats on your life and the fact that they pat you down to make sure your not leaving with 30 pounds of office supplies. I earned enough respect from my colleagues that chose to forego the customary cavity search. If anybody needs a pen, I’m your guy.

You know what?… they took away my title and my paycheck and all the respect that I had earned in the spying community, but they can’t take away my mad skills. I think I might head out into that big old world and cut my own slice of spy pie.

The above fictional monologue is my take on what might be going through the mind of the main character on USA Network’s Burn Notice which premieres on June 28th. Go to the real preview of Burn Notice and then come back and read my blurb again, except this time with Michael Weston’s voice in your head.




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2 Responses to “Burn Notice: The Anti-Reference”

  1. Bailey Singh Says:

    Burn Notice is one hell of a great tv series, i love spy movies and tv series like this one.’;’

  2. Sean Perry Says:

    i love gabrielle anwar on Burn Notice, she is a great leading lady;:~

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