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ARE YOU A SURVIVOR?

This may be unthinkable for some of us but let me tell you.. It is not!

You may be enjoying a drink in the Bahamas with your friends and all of a sudden, you find yourself waking up in an unfamiliar city without a wallet, mobile phone and any other useful belonging. In such an instance, what will you do to survive? Are you absolutely confident of being able to live through it?

Beginning on June 28, the USA Network's Burn Notice, a new TV series, will show you just how a CIA Operative (Michael Weston) survived a condition that is much much worse. Declared by the CIA as unreliable(burned), he was blacklisted, his credit was trashed and his bank account frozen. To further complicate his efforts to survive and redeem himself, Michael is constantly being shadowed by a shady military intelligence liaison hired by the Feds.

USA Network's Burn Notice will show how Michael Weston utilized the special skills he acquired during training and long service in the CIA, and in the process help people that are unable to rely upon police help.

The TV series commercial free premiere will air on June 28, Thursday, at 10/9C. The succeeding episodes will be shown throughout the summer every Thursday at 10/9C.

For sample clips and further information, please visit the website of USA Network's new TV series.

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