Burn Notice: Season 3, Episode 16
3 - 16: Devil You Know
The episode opens with Michael lying on the grass next to the vehicle that was blown up at the end of the previous episode. Michael gets up and calls Sam to brief him on what happened. The call is cut short when he is chased by the local police for his involvement with Simon's escape. Michael escapes from the local police as well as the FBI and various other agencies. Michael notices his face plastered all over the TVs in a electronics store. He walks inside only to come face to face with Simon. Simon informs Michael that he is the man who did all the things Michael was accused of. Simon shows Michael a picture of a bomb which is "in one of Miami's many hotels" and tells Michael that if he doesn't help him get to Management, Simon will blow up the hotel. Using various ploys and tricks, Michael contacts Fiona and Sam to let them know what's going on, as well as contacting Management (John Mahoney) to let him in on the secret as well. Michael meets up with Fiona and Sam and decides to keep the meeting. Simon blows up Management's helicopter and tries to kill Michael but Michael manages to get away by sliding down a trash chute. He reaches the ground where Sam and Fiona are waiting, very confused. Michael tells them he has to go after Simon. Sam and Fiona want to help, but Michael responds by saying that "this is something I have to do on my own." Meanwhile, FBI agents visit Madeline to press her for information about Michael, and inform her of who the "real" Michael Westen is. When she refuses, the agents arrest her. Michael hijacks a truck and crashes it into an ambulance Simon is driving with Management inside. Management escapes, and Michael holds a gun to Simon's head, but police show up and they are both arrested, Simon taunting him saying Michael is going to end up just like him. The episode ends with an FBI agent informing Madeline that Michael is gone, while a prisoner in a hood is escorted through a dark hallway. The closing picture is of Michael sitting in a nicely furnished room, his hood removed.