Ep 8. Friends Like These

Michael Weston, a former spy, is on a mission to clear his name and find out who burned him. In episode 8 of season 3 of Burn Notice, titled "Friends Like These," Michael's friend Barry seeks his help in finding a friend who has gone missing.

Barry's friend, Max, is a computer hacker who has been working on a project to develop a new operating system that could change the world. However, Max has gone missing along with his laptop, which contains the only copy of the operating system.

Michael and Barry begin their search by questioning Max's girlfriend, who tells them that Max was approached by a group of men who offered to buy the operating system from him. Max refused their offer and shortly after, he disappeared.

Michael and Barry then investigate the group of men who approached Max, and they discover that they are part of a cyber-crime organization known as the "Dark Army." The Dark Army is responsible for hacking into government and corporate databases and stealing sensitive information.

Michael and Barry devise a plan to infiltrate the Dark Army and retrieve Max's laptop. They approach the leader of the Dark Army, a man named Sebastian, and offer to sell him a fake version of the operating system in exchange for Max's laptop.

Sebastian agrees to the deal, and Michael and Barry set up a meeting with him to make the exchange. However, things quickly go wrong when Sebastian realizes that he has been duped and that the operating system is fake.

A gunfight breaks out, and Michael and Barry are forced to fight for their lives. With the help of some unexpected allies, they are able to escape and retrieve Max's laptop.

In the end, Michael and Barry are able to deliver the laptop and the operating system to their rightful owners, and Max's technology can finally be developed and put to good use.

"Friends Like These" is a thrilling episode that showcases Michael's skills as a spy and his unwavering commitment to helping his friends. The episode is fast-paced and action-packed, with plenty of twists and turns to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.