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LUCY LAWLESS
Role: Evelyn


Burn Notice
Episode: False Flag
USA Channel - Airdate: 13 September 2007
 
Lucy Lawless guest stars as a woman whose estranged husband has disappeared with her son. Michael helps track down the husband and finds himself matched against an opponent just as skilled and deadly as he is . . . only more ruthless!

Synopsis:

Michael is hired by Evelyn, an attractive woman whose ex-husband, Doug, has taken their son and gone into hiding. Michael connects emotionally with Evelyn, whose passion for protecting her troubled, gifted son strikes a deep chord. Fiona is angry and frustrated by the way Michael is allowing his emotions to interfere with his judgment, and drops off the case. Michael finds Doug hiding in the woods... only to discover that Evelyn is actually an assassin, hired to kill Doug before he can go into witness protection. She used Michael to do the legwork of finding her target; now she's going to finish the job.

No longer the fragile housewife she was pretending to be, Evelyn turns out to be a cunning adversary, as well as a long-time admirer of Michael's. A former operative, Evelyn will stop at nothing to find Doug and kill him. She's not above going after the people Michael cares about to get the information she wants. With help from Fiona and Sam, Michael comes up with a plan to save Doug. Michael must think like an assassin and use the connection he had with Evelyn to turn the tables on her.

Meanwhile, Michael's plans to travel to Washington D.C. to confront the man who burned him are put on hold when he discovers that the man is coming to Miami to confront him instead.

FALSE FLAG (#BN109)
EPISODE PREMIERE: September 13, 2007

Jeffrey Donovan ... MICHAEL WESTEN
Bruce Campbell ... SAM AXE
Gabrielle Anwar ... FIONA GLENANNE
Sharon Gless ... MADELINE WESTEN


Lucy Lawless
... EVELYN
China Chow ... LUCY
Anthony Starke ... DOUG BAKER
Tim Ware ... JUMBO
 

Directed by Paul Shapiro
Written by Matt Nix and Ben Watkins