Burn Notice

Season 7

New Deal

1. Jesse tells Fiona that the guy looking for info on Michael used the name Jack Marsden to rent a car. This is the exact name Michael gave the non-existent airport employee who was single-handedly messing up the plans of the bad guys in Season 5's "Army of One."
2. Jack Coleman (Andrew Strong) and Adrian Pasdar (Burke) also starred with one another on Heroes. Their characters were the Biological and the Adoptive Father of a major character named Claire Bennett.
3. First time in the series Michael speaks Spanish.
4. The character Dexter Gamble (French Intelligence) was portrayed by Nick E. Tarabay who is Lebanese.

Forget Me Not

1. The bartender in this episode is credited as Michael McBride. This happens to be the same name as Westen's old cover ID when he first met Fiona in Dublin.
2. This is Episode 100 of Burn Notice

Down Range

1. Paul Hipp plays a character named Leo Sapienza which is the same last name of an actor who played an FBI agent in a season 3 episode.
2. Jack Coleman and Adrian Pasdar played together in the TV show Heroes.

Brother in Arms

Exit Plan

All or Nothing

1. Charles Mesure's character, Jack Frakes, was partially named after the man who directed "All Or Nothing'" actor-director Jonathan Frakes.

Psychological Warfare

Nature of the Beast

Bitter Pill

Things Unseen

1. Amaury Nolasco is the fifth actor from Prison Break to guest star on Burn Notice. The first one being Laurence Mason (Sammy) who played Andre Dekker. Chris Vance (James Whistler) who played Mason Gilroy. Robert Wisdom (Lechero) portrayed Vaughn Anderson. Lastly, Wade Williams (Brad Bellick) played Carter.

Tipping Point

Sea Change

Reckoning

1. Lines usually heard in the Burn Notice opening monologue ("My name is Michael Westen...") are repeated by the various characters during this episode. Jesse says, "That's how we do it." Sam says, "You know spies: buncha bitchy little girls." Fiona says, "Should we shoot them?" And the last words are, "My name is Michael Westen. I used to be a spy," though this line is delivered in the episode by Fiona.
2. The location used for the cell-phone/convenience-store scene is the same area used for Nigeria in the pilot episode as well as other various scenes throughout the series.
3. Matt Nix has a cameo playing a news reporter on a TV that is playing in the background.
4. Last show of the series.
5. The house used at the end of the episode where Fiona tells Michael what to say, 'My name is Michael Westen, I used to be a spy,' is the same house that Kate Winslet's character trades to Cameron Diaz's character in 'The Holiday.'