Dogs can't sweat through their skin (except the skin-parts of their paws) like humans so they pant. When dogs pant they sorta look like they're smiling or extremely excited (just google image search dogs panting). Thus: smiling Jason Gann = overheated Wilfred.

Dogs can't sweat through their skin (except the skin-parts of their paws) like humans so they pant. When dogs pant they sorta look like they're smiling or extremely excited (just google image search dogs panting). Thus: smiling Jason Gann = overheated Wilfred.

It's funny that Ramon is, objectively, more beautiful than starwberry girl but he was the nicest person in the episode. Probably one of the handful of genuinely "good" people that's ever been featured on this show, actually.

It's funny that Ramon is, objectively, more beautiful than starwberry girl but he was the nicest person in the episode. Probably one of the handful of genuinely "good" people that's ever been featured on this show, actually.

Ah god Allison Mack needs a a real gig after this. Here's hoping these guest spots make everyone forget about _Smallville_ (even though she was one of the few undigested pieces of corn in that shit show, along with Michael Rosenbaum and the dog formerly known as Krypto.)

Ah god Allison Mack needs a a real gig after this. Here's hoping these guest spots make everyone forget about _Smallville_ (even though she was one of the few undigested pieces of corn in that shit show, along with Michael Rosenbaum and the dog formerly known as Krypto.)

Not the only one. The only unspoken but "good" explanation is that Collins doesn't want Neal, but something Neal can provide (testimony, a stolen trinket, the number for his personal trainer), setting up for a possible face turn for our putative assassin by mid-season when he gets lost in those dreamy blue eyes.

Not the only one. The only unspoken but "good" explanation is that Collins doesn't want Neal, but something Neal can provide (testimony, a stolen trinket, the number for his personal trainer), setting up for a possible face turn for our putative assassin by mid-season when he gets lost in those dreamy blue eyes.

Actually all the Burn Notice sets are either real, built, or CGI'd places in South Florida. The market is a real flea market in Opa-locka. 

Actually all the Burn Notice sets are either real, built, or CGI'd places in South Florida. The market is a real flea market in Opa-locka. 

Not even five. It's a cough-syrup dream for the folks who have more than one public radio station on their presets. That's why I love it. Also why I don't take it seriously.

Not even five. It's a cough-syrup dream for the folks who have more than one public radio station on their presets. That's why I love it. Also why I don't take it seriously.

Nah, Jessica probably doesn't have an eidetic memory, or even hyperthymesia, which would be more realistic… except in TV shows. She's smart, a skilled lawyer, and more experienced than Mike and Harvey put together. On top of all that there's a shitload of mnemonics for the law…

Nah, Jessica probably doesn't have an eidetic memory, or even hyperthymesia, which would be more realistic… except in TV shows. She's smart, a skilled lawyer, and more experienced than Mike and Harvey put together. On top of all that there's a shitload of mnemonics for the law…

Oh yes. Yes, yes, yes. Kaylee gets her revenge!

Oh yes. Yes, yes, yes. Kaylee gets her revenge!

Considering how long she's been around (middle of season 1) it's a tiny miracle they haven't used that one yet.

Considering how long she's been around (middle of season 1) it's a tiny miracle they haven't used that one yet.

I think it's a WoW reference, along with the "green fire" one.

I think it's a WoW reference, along with the "green fire" one.