Featuring clever plotting and outstanding chemistry between its leads, White Collar is a witty, briskly-paced caper series. Read critic reviews
White Collar (2009 - 2010)
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Episodes
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1. Pilot
Air date: Oct 23, 2009
FBI Agent Peter Burke teams up with an unlikely partner, imprisoned con man Neal Caffrey, to hunt an elusive and vicious counterfeiter known as the "Dutchman." Diahann Carroll guest stars.
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2. Threads
Air date: Oct 30, 2009
After advanced technology embedded with security data is secretly woven into a designer dress, Neal and Peter must plunge into the world of New York's Fashion Week to prevent an international criminal from completing a treacherous sale.
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3. Book of Hours
Air date: Nov 6, 2009
A New York mafia kingpin enlists help from Peter and the FBI after his precious Bible disappears; Neal finds himself in a tango with a sexy female villain and must decide where his loyalty truly lies.
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4. Flip of the Coin
Air date: Nov 13, 2009
Peter and Neal try to track down smuggled Iraqi artifacts, with clues pointing to either a U.S. soldier or a news producer.
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5. The Portrait
Air date: Nov 20, 2009
After an expensive portrait is stolen from a young woman, Neal tries to uncover the secret behind its origin, and he works with Peter to set up a sting, hoping to catch the cunning and deadly culprit.
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6. All In
Air date: Nov 27, 2009
Thrust into the seedy underbelly of New York City's Chinatown, Peter and Neal must navigate vicious Triads, mysterious Interpol agents and a game of Pai Gow as they try to nail their target.
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7. Free Fall
Air date: Dec 4, 2009
The FBI probes a spectacular jewelry heist and all the clues point to Neal, putting Peter in the position of trying to figure out if Neal is pulling a con.
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8. Hard Sell
Air date: Jan 19, 2010
Neal infiltrates a corrupt Wall Street brokerage firm; Peter is forced to go under cover alongside Neal.
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9. Bad Judgment
Air date: Jan 26, 2010
Peter and Neal go after an estate judge who is committing mortgage fraud and is also connected to Fowler.
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10. Vital Signs
Air date: Feb 2, 2010
Neal stumbles on a scheme to harvest human organs; Neal and Peter devise a plan to get the ringleader to expose his crimes.
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Critic Reviews for White Collar: Season 1
Audience Reviews for White Collar: Season 1
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great premise , Bomer is a fine actor but has zero chemistry with any love interest, might be because he would rather date mozzy
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Great Show. Great Characters.
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Incredible opening season with brilliant performances all around.
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Awesome, simply awesome
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Incredible series. It rang a bell though. Only Jan ValJan didn't make actual friends with his policeman hunter and he didn't fake his death, and his sidekick was actually his adopted daughter not a very smart and bald guy. Loved it, definitely smacks of Les Miserables. Actually I thought the fact that they modernized and adapted a classic work to TV was genius. And very true to character. If you compare Neal with Jan ValJan you see the same person. And the very closing scene in which you catch a glimpse of Neal in France is the perfect nod to Victor Hugo's incredible talent. And it gives the happy ending for the story that unfortunately got interrupted by the French Revolution in the book. In fact Neal and Jan ValJans origins are starkly alike. The loaf of bread Jan ValJan stole because of France's cruelty to his family was so much more applicable to modern day when captured by Neal's symbolic stealing of identities because of being raised by the underground protection system. France robbed Jan from a normal life as a child as did Neal by his corrupted police father. Both learned eventually to live an honest life but we're not given the chance to be trusted. The series is rich in historical inuendo. To life!
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What a relief to see this intelligent story with real characters instead of the many violent and superficial action shows on Netflix.
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BEST SERIES I'VE EVER SEEN
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Best show ever!! Smart, sexy, creative, funny, intriguing, surprising, exciting, heartwarming, and so entertaining! Excellent premise, writing, casting, and acting. I've got withdrawals. Looking forward to the reboot.
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A charming show, well written and cast just as well, loses a little bit of momentum in the last couple seasons, but what show doesn't have a few bad episodes? The story is handled well and Matt Bomer kills it with his portrayal of Neil Caffrey, must see TV!
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Take Burn Notice, change the agency from the CIA to the FBI, change a burned agent to a convicted felon released to work with the FBI, and you've got White Collar. The plots are interesting, the good characters are likeable, and heck, some of the criminals are likeable also. I enjoy this series almost as much as Burn Notice.
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