Ep 2. Out Of The Frying Pan

Peter and Neal are back together again working for the FBI, but they are not on the same page. Peter is still upset over Neal's lies and deceits, while Neal wants to prove that he's a changed man and can be trusted. Neal sees an opportunity to do this when he learns that a corrupt city councilman might be involved in a silver heist.

As they dig deeper, they discover that the councilman is connected to a notorious skyscraper arsonist. The fire bug has been causing chaos around New York and the FBI is desperate to catch him. Peter and Neal realize that the only way to catch both the councilman and the arsonist is to work together.

But when a key witness in their investigation disappears, they quickly realize that they are in way over their heads. Neal and Peter are forced to think outside the box and come up with a plan to take down the bad guys before it's too late.

Meanwhile, Mozzie has his own problems to deal with when he discovers that his former girlfriend is in town. He's torn between his love for her and his loyalty to Neal. Elizabeth, Peter's wife, tries to offer Mozzie some advice, but will it be enough to help him make the right decision?

Out Of The Frying Pan is a fast-paced episode that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The tension between Neal and Peter is palpable, and the stakes are higher than ever before. The addition of the arsonist storyline adds an extra layer of mayhem, as we see just how far some people will go for revenge.

The episode also touches on themes of trust, loyalty, and forgiveness. Neal wants to prove to Peter that he can be trusted, but it's not an easy task. He's hurt Peter in the past, and it will take more than just words to earn his trust back. Mozzie is also struggling with loyalty, torn between his love for his ex-girlfriend and his loyalty to Neal.

Overall, Out Of The Frying Pan is a great addition to the White Collar series. It's action-packed, emotional, and thought-provoking. It introduces a new villain that keeps us on our toes, all while keeping true to the core message of the show - that even the best people can sometimes find themselves on the wrong side of the law.