Having been recruited by the people who burned him, Michael’s new handler Carla tasks him with helping a computer tech, Jimmy, whose wife and daughter were kidnapped, liberate some information that is guarded by bowelless mercenaries.
Michael tries to find out more about the enigmatic woman who issued his burn notice. He and Fiona also help out his mother’s friend, who got conned out of $200k.
Introduced by Nate, Michael helps a Russian woman named Katya whose sister was smuggled into the U.S. by gangsters. However, Katya cannot afford their extortionate demands, and her sister is being held captive.
An ex-con enlists Michael’s help in breaking away from a group of bank robbers out of love for his son. This is a charity case for Michael (who’s known to have a soft spot for neglected children) as he simultaneously tracks Carla.
Michael helps an old friend who’s suspected of embezzling from a hip-hop mogul. Meanwhile, one of Carla’s men, Victor, recruits Michael to participate in a heist.
Michael is hired to track down nearly a million dollars worth of pharmaceuticals that were stolen by thieves on their way to Tanzania. Add a couple incidents with a gun dealer and you have a decent episode.
Hired by Fiona’s boyfriend’s friend Henry, Michael poses as a disgruntled bodyguard to thwart a kidnapping plot masterminded by a ruthless man named Lesher.
Michael prevents a man from committing suicide, whose son suffers from a heart condition. He had lost his savings in a scam after investing in a “miracle drug” for his son, so Michael decides to get him his money back. Meanwhile, he has to...
In order to get free football tickets, Sam asks Michael to join him in helping Coach Sean Martin, as one of his players is threatened by a gangster. Meanwhile, Michael works on finding out who tried to kill him.
Michael, under the alias of Miles Parker, is hired by Scott Chandler to investigate strange activity – log-ins at odd hours, unusual computer activity and telephone bugging – at an art gallery. But after being attacked by the the gallery’s...