Patrick – Bouncing bullets works. In Burn Notice they are using "real bullets" but in riot control, bouncing "rubber" bullets is how cops are directed to fire. The bullets are fired into the ground in front of the crowd and the deflected bullets hurt, but don't kill, the rioters.

I'll admit that might be a bit of esoteric information for most people, but for me it totally worked. I have no idea if it works the same for "real" bullets, but I'm more than willing to suspend my disbelief in this case.

Patrick – Bouncing bullets works. In Burn Notice they are using "real bullets" but in riot control, bouncing "rubber" bullets is how cops are directed to fire. The bullets are fired into the ground in front of the crowd and the deflected bullets hurt, but don't kill, the rioters.

I'll admit that might be a bit of esoteric information for most people, but for me it totally worked. I have no idea if it works the same for "real" bullets, but I'm more than willing to suspend my disbelief in this case.

The bullet bouncing thing was ridiculous in how reliable it was. Sure, some bullets may bounce up, but others will skid and shatter.

I didn't really love the Carla story lines myself, so I'm excited to see it shift slightly back to Season 1 type stuff – a criminal of the week. There can still be emphasis on WHY he was burned (probably more to it than "we wanted you") and WHO that guy really is, just no more "agency" and Carla stuff.

The bullet bouncing thing was ridiculous in how reliable it was. Sure, some bullets may bounce up, but others will skid and shatter.

I didn't really love the Carla story lines myself, so I'm excited to see it shift slightly back to Season 1 type stuff – a criminal of the week. There can still be emphasis on WHY he was burned (probably more to it than "we wanted you") and WHO that guy really is, just no more "agency" and Carla stuff.

It would seem as if the producers want to keep making Michael do more and more unbelievable stuff which… well, just turns me off more and more. A bomb from some brake fluid that just happens to be chilling in the car? Deflecting bullets up from the pavement? Killing Victor regardless of leaving the Agency?

Not to mention, I see no opportunities for the show to go anywhere. It's called Burn Notice. The whole dilemma thus far was how Michael will clear his name and meet the people that burned him. This season ended with him just kind of tipping his hat off to both when he jumped from the chopper.

I also can't really see much to write about when Michael's enemies will be coming after him. Do I really care about him being chased around Miami by some guys with guns? No, because there's no real problem and solution for him to have and seek. It would just be ridiculous, jumbled action against no backdrop.

The show has survived so far and gained a great, big ol' audience due to having a picture perfect cast with some kickass, grounded action and a cool problem for our characters to face. Without the little MacGuyver moments Michael has being believable and with this sort of "shotgun" aimed new storyline (or at least what I would guess), I really don't want to watch anymore…

It would seem as if the producers want to keep making Michael do more and more unbelievable stuff which… well, just turns me off more and more. A bomb from some brake fluid that just happens to be chilling in the car? Deflecting bullets up from the pavement? Killing Victor regardless of leaving the Agency?

Not to mention, I see no opportunities for the show to go anywhere. It's called Burn Notice. The whole dilemma thus far was how Michael will clear his name and meet the people that burned him. This season ended with him just kind of tipping his hat off to both when he jumped from the chopper.

I also can't really see much to write about when Michael's enemies will be coming after him. Do I really care about him being chased around Miami by some guys with guns? No, because there's no real problem and solution for him to have and seek. It would just be ridiculous, jumbled action against no backdrop.

The show has survived so far and gained a great, big ol' audience due to having a picture perfect cast with some kickass, grounded action and a cool problem for our characters to face. Without the little MacGuyver moments Michael has being believable and with this sort of "shotgun" aimed new storyline (or at least what I would guess), I really don't want to watch anymore…