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- USA
- 6 Seasons, 81 Episodes
- October 23, 2009
- Action & Adventure, Crime, Drama
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/10 - Cast: Matt Bomer, Neal Caffrey, Tim DeKay
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In an effort to assist Neal in his risky heist, Peter joins a dangerous con against the Pink Panthers; Neal concocts a new plan that will benefit himself as well as the Pink Panthers.
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The Pink Panthers call on Neal unexpectedly, while Peter's family life takes a hit after a colleague is murdered.
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Peter and Neal take on a case involving someone from Mozzie's past.
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Running a con for the Pink Panthers, Neal feels torn for scamming an innocent mark. Meanwhile, Peter finds himself working with a reckless Interpol agent who could threaten their entire operation.
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Neal teams up with an enemy from his past in an effort to help the Pink Panther.
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In the sixth season premiere, Peter has Rebecca come in to help find Neal, who has been held captive, by someone she used to work with.
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Neal and Peter race to find a treasure hidden beneath New York City before someone gets to it first.
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When Neal has personal connections to a corporate espionage case, he pulls Diana from maternity leave for an undercover sting on a rogue stock trader.
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Peter and Neil work together to eliminate an assassin.
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A life is in limbo after Hagen tasks Neal with his final assignment.
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Peter becomes involved in an unsolved larceny case that has Neal on eggshells -because Neal committed the crime.
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Neal and Peter dig deeper into a recovery case for the Museum of Natural History for a stolen Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton and its egg.
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As Neal digs deeper into the mystery of the Codex, Peter and a fellow FBI agent, who happens to also be his ex, take on a classified espionage case.
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Peter and Neal pose as professional ice skaters during their investigation of a counterfeit passport ring in Little Odessa.
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Neal goes undercover as a butler to investigate an impostor who is looking to inherit a Manhattan family's fortune.
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Peter sends Neal undercover with a psychiatrist who may be manipulating her patients into thievery.
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As Peter adjusts into a promoted position at the FBI, Neal attempts to successfully execute a bold museum heist right underneath the FBI's nose.
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Peter assigns Neal a new handler to check out an online black market, but Neal's loyalties will be tested when the investigation leads to Mozzie.
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In the fifth season premiere, Neal makes a dangerous deal to keep Peter's reputation clean after he is accused of playing a role in Sen. Pratt's death.
White Collar News
For USA Network, there never really is an off-season. While summer is often rerun season on many major networks, USA has that rare model where there's always something a full, fresh lineup. Sure, it's a wrap on the latest season of "Psych" and the final round nears for "In Plain Sight", and it feels like just yesterday that the third season of "White Collar" finished up. But there's more original-TV goodness right around the corner....
Missing your weekly dose of Matt Bomer's baby blues? Well you don't have long to wait until season 3 of "White Collar" returns to USA on January 17th. If you still can't wait though, USA has released some new video previews that give some hints about where the show is going headed into the end of it's third season.
USA's midseason schedule features two returning favorites and one new show, and even though their motto is "We Know Drama," there's a lot of dramedy going on here. Read on for premiere dates and times for USA's midseason schedule.
"White Collar" fans, if you want "Blood," you've got it. Recently leaked set pictures confirm that "True Blood" star Joe Manganiello is coming to the USA original cops-and-heisters-helping-the-cops dramedy just a little later this season. Reports suggest that the 34-year-old Manganiello will play an ex-con who stirs up trouble with FBI agent Peter Burke and wife Elizabeth (Tim DeKay and Tiffani Thiessen).
Just where would Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) be without Neal Caffrey (Matthew Bomer)? Surprisingly, the suit does OK on his own. "Pick a deed, any deed," Neal says, assuring Peter that the solution to their ongoing mortgage-fraud investigation amounts to little more than luck of the draw - and elementary deduction. The white-collar hall-of-famer explains gently to his straight-laced FBI cohort that he needn’t even guess what card Peter drew.
Mozzie (Willie Garson) and Neal (Tim DeKay) have remained free men - well, semi-free - largely because they're always a step ahead of whoever would try to change that. This week, someone got a drop on them. As Mozzie is selling off a his collection of sketchy surveillance equipment and other "sleight of hand-me-downs" to benefit the Detroit orphanage where he was raised by a kind man named Mr. Jefferies (Ernie Hudson), his little fire sale is visited gangster Tommy DeLuca, Jr. and a few friends.
Damn the rules, "White Collar"! Must the art thief with the cat-that-cooked-then-served-you-the-priceless-rare-canary grin have all the fun? Must the by-the-book-so-close-you-can-read-the-page-numbers-on-his-fingers partner get all the glory? Quite frankly, this week the answer was "no" and "no." In fact, it's Agent Diana Barrigan (Marsha Thomason) that is thrown into the fire under the guise of a hard-nosed, harder-assed journalist's assistant.
