Burn Notice 2×9: Good Soldier
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.
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.
Returning to L.A. proves to be a challenge when Brenda's witness remains hesitant, causing her to be creative. The fallout leaves Brenda's parents picking up the pieces while Fritz becomes buried underneath all the stress.
Kevin and Scotty make a commitment to be life partners; Saul finally comes to grips with his identity in a public way; the family discovers that William kept yet another painful secret from them.
Betty finds herself in a dilemma between Henry and Gio when each makes a romantic offer to her. Meanwhile, a softball game between ELLE and Mode has rivals Wilhelmina and Naomi Campbell facing off in the field. Finally, Hilda makes quite a discovery about Coach Diaz, and a surprise visit from an orphaned French boy stirs things up at Mode.
Uryu and Renji struggle against their clones. Szayel reveals a second ability: he is able to create voodoo dolls of an opponent by wrapping them in his wings. He succeeds with Uryu and Renji, and shows that by using them, he can cause pain to the targets and damage their internal organs. Meanwhile, Nnoitra is still losing to Neliel, but they hesitate before they can deal each other fatal blows, and Nnoitra notes that he has despised Neliel even before her departure.
Stottlemeyer must keep up the pretense that Monk is dead, while Adrian tries to determine who framed him for murder.
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Writer: Damian Kindler, Peter DeLuise, Michael Greenburg Director: Peter DeLuise Guest star: Carmen Argenziano (Jacob Carter/Sel’mac), Dan Payne (SF #2), Michael Shanks (Thor (voice)), Peter DeLuise (Loki (voice)), Teryl Rothery (Dr. Janet Fraiser) , Noah Beggs (Security Force Officer), Michael Welch (Young Jack), Gregory Bennett (Lt. Col. Beck), Tom Heaton (Werner), Poppi Reiner (Pamela), Ed Hong-Louie (Zyang Wu), Theresa Lee (Interpreter), Ralph Alderman (Shop Owner), Evan Lendrum (Pilot #1), Chris Kramer (Pilot #2), Joey Shea (Young Pamela Ambrose)
SG-1 discovers that Jack has apparently regressed to the age of a teenager, and there is some mysterious connection to alien abductees and the Asgard.