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May 10 2013 05:53 PM ET

'Burn Notice' season 7 will be its last

Burn Notice‘s upcoming 13-episode seventh season will be the show’s last, the USA Network said today in a release.

Burn Notice has had an incredible run over the last six years, and we could not be more proud of the extraordinary talent both in front of and behind the cameras who have collectively made this show into one of the most popular and lauded shows on TV today,” USA Network co-president Chris McCumber said. “From day one, Burn Notice‘s characters, storylines and mythology have consistently captivated a massive audience, and this final season will raise the stakes even higher, leading up to a spectacular series finale,” added fellow co-pres Jeff Wachtel.

Burn Notice‘s new season premieres June 6.

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Apr 3 2013 01:26 PM ET

USA announces summer premiere dates for 'Suits,' 'Covert Affairs,' 'Burn Notice,' more

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USA, the blue sky network, has announced premiere dates for its summer shows. Burn Notice returns first on June 6, followed that night by the debut of Graceland, the new drama from White Collar creator Jeff Eastin centered on undercover agents from the FBI, DEA and US Customs living and working under one roof. Royal Pains and Necessary Roughness launch their new seasons on June 12, while Covert Affairs and Suits follow on July 16.

A new reality show, Summer Camp, which has 16 adults competing in “over-the-top competitions inspired by classic camp games,” will premiere in July.

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‘Burn Notice’ renewed for shorter seventh season

Dec 20 2012 12:09 PM ET

'Burn Notice' season finale: Gang fights to save Sam -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO

Michael and Co. seem to have run into yet another major snag while trying to escape from Panama in tonight’s season finale of Burn Notice – and the price of this mistake might be Sam’s life!

In the exclusive clip below, we see Sam (Bruce Campbell) severely injured after a run-in with Riley. But as worried about Sam as you will be after watching the clip, we should probably be equally worried about Jesse (Coby Bell), who we learn has been taken captive.

Check out the moment below and catch the season finale tonight on USA to find out how it all plays out!

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Nov 7 2012 08:05 PM ET

'Burn Notice' renewed for shorter seventh season

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Burn Notice is coming back to USA. Just not all the way back.

The network picked up 13 episodes for the show’s seventh season, which will bring the veteran spy drama to 100 episodes. “Burn Notice is like a fine wine that gets better with age,” said USA Network co-presidents Chris McCumber and Jeff Wachtel. “Delivering high-octane action, gripping drama and nearly 7 million viewers for the mid-season finale, this veteran series is a proven staple of our portfolio.”

And like a fine wine, Burn Notice has gotten more expensive as it ages, too — like all TV shows. So it’s not surprising USA is reducing its order a bit, despite the drama’s earthy vintage bouquet. Burn Notice has enjoyed 18-episode seasons in recent years, which is very rare for a cable drama and an indication of its success. A 13-hour order is more the norm.

Still, this made us wonder if this could be Burn Notice‘s final season. A USA spokesperson says there’s “no expectation” this will be the last round. The second half of the series sixth season returns on Thursday.

Aug 25 2012 12:00 AM ET

'Grimm,' 'White Collar,' 'Person of Interest,' 'Supernatural,' 'Grey's Anatomy': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room

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True story: I’m so excited for fall TV that I’ve been having dreams about watching season premieres. Seriously. My entire dream is me sitting on the couch, watching TV. Part of me thinks that maybe I’m clairvoyant and all the secrets of the fall season are playing out on Dream Sandra’s TV. The more likely possibility is that I need a real life. (My birthday was last week, and I’m now starting to think I wasted that wish. Damn.)

Regardless, as TV continues to invade my dreams, I encourage you to engage with it in reality by sending me your questions! Email spoilerroom@ew.com or ask via Twitter @EWSandraG. Belated birthday wishes also accepted. (Just don’t ask for age specifics. I’ll never tell.)

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Jun 26 2012 06:45 PM ET

'Burn Notice': Michael falls apart during reunion with Fiona -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO

Get ready for a tearjerker, Burn Notice fans.

Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) hasn’t been taking his girlfriend’s incarceration very well, and in Thursday’s episode, it shows more than ever when he goes to visit Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) in prison for the first time.

While we expected their reunion to be emotional, we never expected full-on waterworks from both parties. Frankly, for a series known for its big explosions, fast-paced action, and general badassery, the scene’s super-sad music and hopelessly romantic feel (they’re recounting how they met?! D’aww!) caught us off guard.

Watch it below and tell us if you agree — and if you got a little teary, too.

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Jun 15 2012 01:02 PM ET

'Dallas,' 'White Collar,' 'The Middle,' 'Grey's Anatomy': Find out what's next in Spoiler Room

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I’m baaaaaack!

Yes, my two-week vacation to the motherland (Texas) was just the refresher I was hoping for before getting into the thick of all the exciting things happening here at EW this summer — like set visits, Comic-Con, general tomfoolery. My highlights? Reigning supreme in my very first Penny Can tournament, cuddling puppies, and getting my mother addicted to The Vampire Diaries. (“Awww! He met her first!” — mom, re: the finale). But now it’s back to work! So enjoy the return of Spoiler Room.

And in case you’ve forgotten: Submit your TV queries to spoilerroom@ew.com or via Twitter (@EWSandraG). READ FULL STORY »

Jun 14 2012 08:41 AM ET

'Burn Notice' graphic novel: See Fiona and Michael's explosive first encounter -- EXCLUSIVE ART

In a new graphic novel out today, Burn Notice fans will finally learn the story behind how spy-lovers Michael (Jeffrey Donovan) and Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) came to be, and EW has your first look.

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Jun 4 2012 02:12 PM ET

Brian White joins 'Burn Notice' -- EXCLUSIVE

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Brian White, who appeared in TNT’s Men of a Certain Age and Joss Whedon’s frightfest The Cabin in the Woods, has been cast in an upcoming episode of Burn Notice. In episode 8, which will air on Aug. 9, he’ll play Agent Woods, “a hard-edged and by-the-book FBI agent” who “has devoted much of his career to bringing down a ruthless Boston Mob syndicate.” Woods will team up with Jeffrey Donovan’s Michael, and be tempted to bend the rules to put his nemeses behind bars.

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May 11 2012 12:12 PM ET

'Once Upon a Time,' 'House,' 'Burn Notice,' 'Vampire Diaries': Find out what's next in the Spoiler Room

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We’re in the thick of finales, folks! I never thought it’d get here (and part of me hoped it never would!), but that’s indeed the case.

Having fun? Me too!

But it’s also been a ridiculously busy week, with a rush of renewals (O. M. G.), cancellations (R.I.P. Alcatraz), and pick ups (welcome, newbs). Next week? More madness, as the networks have their annual Upfront presentations here in NYC. But the good news for you is that I’ll be trolling around getting answers to your burning questions! So send them my way. Usual means works great: spoilerroom@ew.com and @EWSandraG on Twitter!

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May 8 2012 08:27 PM ET

'Burn Notice': Join creator Matt Nix for a Spoiler Room live chat!

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UPDATE: That was fun! Replay the chat below if you missed it. Thanks to all who participated!

Earlier: Want secrets from Burn Notice’s upcoming season 6? Well, let’s get some!

Join me (Sandra) and the man behind every move Michael and Fiona make — creator Matt Nix — for a live chat WEDNESDAY at 1:45 p.m for the very first Spoiler Room live chat!

As you’ll recall, last season left off on a monster cliffhanger: After half a season of Anson threatening to expose evidence implicating Fiona in a murder, Fiona made a decision that would free Michael (Jeffrey Donovan) from Anson’s hold. She turned herself in! Yes, Fiona might be off to prison! But will she? And if she is, to what lengths will she go to escape? And how does Michael feel about her sacrifice? Let’s grill the man who has all the answers!

Set a reminder below, and see y’all later: READ FULL STORY »

Mar 21 2012 10:34 AM ET

'Burn Notice': Look who's back next season... -- EXCLUSIVE

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We knew Michael wouldn’t let Anson and Rebecca get away with their antics. And it looks like we’ll find out his plan of action in season 6, as EW has learned that both Jere Burns and Kristanna Loken are set to return.

Burns made his first appearance last season as Anson, one of the masterminds behind the evil organization that burned Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan). Season 5 ended with Michael outwitting Anson and Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) breaking the control he had over Michael, who Anson had been blackmailing. In season 6, Anson is said to be looking for “other devious resources to enact his plans.”

Rebecca (Loken) will no doubt be part of those plans. In the finale, she was revealed to be a double agent, and will return in season 6 to prove just how dangerous she can be.

Both actors are set to appear in multiple episodes.

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Dec 15 2011 11:00 PM ET

'Burn Notice': Gabrielle Anwar on finale cliff-hanger, what's next for Fiona

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[Spoiler Alert] If you haven’t seen the season 5 finale of Burn Notice yet, be warned: There are spoilers ahead.

On tonight’s Burn Notice season finale, the question that has dominated the back half of the season was finally answered, for better or for worse. For weeks, evil mastermind Anson has been holding Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) by his throat, threatening to turn evidence over to the authorities that would incriminate Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) for murder. With Anson’s demands becoming too much to bear and with no solution in sight, Fiona did the only thing she could: Surrendered herself to authorities. READ FULL STORY »

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