Trust Me 

Michael tries to help a man who lost the money he owes to loan sharks to a conman, and blackmails a Pakistani spy in order to get information about his new operative. Meanwhile, Michael's mother asks Fi about their breakup.

Director:

Paul Holahan

Writers:

Matt Nix (creator), Craig S. O'Neill (as Craig O'Neill)

Stars:

Jeffrey Donovan, Gabrielle Anwar, Bruce Campbell

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Jeffrey Donovan	...	Michael Westen
Gabrielle Anwar	...	Fiona Glenanne
Bruce Campbell	...	Sam Axe
Sharon Gless	...	Madeline Westen
Patrick Fabian	...	Zeke
Michael Naughton	...	Andy
Assaf Cohen	...	Waseem
Cindy Pickett	...	Diane
Paul Tei	...	Barry
Stefen Laurantz	...	Zeke's Partner #1
Judy Clayton	...	Phyllis
Brittney Collins	...	Trina
David Fine	...	Baranski
Harriet Oser	...	Regina
Alison Pelletier	...	Club Girl

Storyline

At Fiona's request, Michael takes a job helping Andy, a cell phone salesman who got conned into investing in a fake club in Cuba using money that he borrowed from a loan shark. Meanwhile, he also is working on Wasseem, a Pakistani spy who Michael believes can get him information on Carla.

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Plot Keywords:

loan shark | nightclub | blackmail | former navy seal | narrated by lead character | 

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

24 July 2008 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fuse Entertainment,Fox Television Studios,Fabrik Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min 55 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

At the Pakistani consulate Michael Weston introduces himself as a reporter named "Rich Franklin", who is actually a UFC fighter and former Middleweight champion to whom the lead actor, Jeffrey Donovan, bears a very close resemblance.

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Goofs

Michael goes to a Pakistani consulate to look for information on Karla who was stationed in Kurdistan but Kurdistan is in Iran not in Pakistan.

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Quotes

Madeline Westen: [referring to Fi] Your girlfriend's getting creamed.
Michael Westen: She's not my girlfriend.
Madeline Westen: Okay honey, whatever you say.
Michael Westen: Yeah, the thing is...
Madeline Westen: What?
Michael Westen: Yeah, we're not - well, we're still working together but the other part, that's uh, well, we've closed the door on that.
Madeline Westen: Why do you always do this?
Michael Westen: I didn't do it this time. She did.
Madeline Westen: Right.

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Connections

References The Sting (1973)

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Soundtracks

El Fuego
(uncredited)
Performed by Carlos Santana

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