1/5 Great series, inadequate BluRay transfer: DVD only
  by Jeffrey D. Gilbert (Hillsboro, OR)
You've read the other reviews. The HD version on the USA channel was great. That did not make it to most of the BluRay (curiously, the between-scene landscape shots are in good HD!). You'd think the home video industry is mature enough to prevent this Yugo of a BluRay from being made. What's going to happen because of this fiasco? I (and likely many others) will wait for reviews of upcoming USA series on BluRay before purchase. Maybe someone will notice.

I guess it would be nice if there was a "THX" for BluRay so we could have an independent certification of transfer quality.


1/5 VHS Quality on Blu-ray?
  by Kevin Docherty
Do not buy this great series on Blu-ray as the video quality is like a VHS tape, I never knew Miami had snow until I watched this! Buy it on DVD (saving $20 in the process) and play on an upscaling DVD player for better quality. I am now very skeptical on TV series Blu-ray's and always read reviews on the quality aspect first, which is a pity because Blu-ray can look totally awesome dudes!

1/5 frustrating
  by V. Mehta
First off, I love the series. This review is just for the Blu-ray discs for this series. I have a Samsung P3600 blu-ray player, and these discs don't even load. I tried updating the firmware, but that didn't help. The player plays the rest of my blu-rays and dvds just fine. I am sending it back and getting the dvds.

2/5 Don't buy Blu-ray version
  by F. Minus (Ohio)
Burn Notice season two rocks! But I thought I was going to go crazy trying to get all my settings right on my home theater! I figured out that it wasn't my TV, it's the Blu-ray disc, what a waste of money! The picture is worse than SD-DVD by far. Keep e-mailing [...]!!!!

4/5 Very enjoyable show
  by Michael Premsrirat (Los Angeles, CA)
Refreshingly simple, straightforward but well done and entertaining, thanks to solid stories, clever plot devices and charming characters. When your brain is tired from the more challenging fare of 21st Century hour-long dramas like BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (or just tired of the ridiculous twists upon arbitrary twists of the CSIs and the LAW & ORDERs), it's nice to relax with a fun show with a very '80s feel ... think A-TEAM, THE EQUALIZER, MAGNUM P.I., or something in that vein.

What's not to love about it? A pastiche of ALIAS cover identities, MACGYVER improvisation with technology, THE EQUALIZER helping out the underdogs, and ROCKFORD FILES laid-back charm. Nothing truly original about it, but it has all the great elements that make good television.

The show looks great in HD, but it's not the kind of show that demands HD (like the candy colors of PUSHING DAISIES or the crisp cinematography of the CSI franchise).