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1. Borrowed Time
Air date: Nov 6, 2014
In a last bid for freedom, Neal convinces Peter to make a deal with the FBI brass, but must first get access to the leader of a crime syndicate.
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2. Return to Sender
Air date: Nov 13, 2014
In order to gain the Pink Panthers' trust, Neal must work with a dangerous enemy from his past to get a valuable artifact; Peter and Elizabeth have a difficult time keeping their secret.
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3. Uncontrolled Variables
Air date: Nov 20, 2014
Neal is conflicted over scamming an innocent mark; Peter works with an audacious Interpol agent who could jeopardize their operation.
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4. All's Fair
Air date: Dec 4, 2014
Peter and Neal focus on a case dealing with someone from Mozzie's past who has returned to pull another con.
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5. Whack-a-Mole
Air date: Dec 11, 2014
Neal must orchestrate a treacherous operation for the Pink Panthers on short notice; Peter tries to balance his family life amid the fallout from a colleague's murder.
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6. Au revoir
Air date: Dec 18, 2014
In order to help Neal carry out a risky heist, Peter must involve himself in a dangerous con against the Pink Panthers; Neal designs a new plan.
White Collar (2014)
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While the buildup episodes are standard, Whitecollar wraps up perfectly in this polished final season. The finale is unexpected and deeply touching as we say goodbye to the treasured characters. As a whole, this show's greatest weakness has been sticking to the structure laid out in the first few episodes. It was a fabulous model but allowed limited progression. Thankfully, this ending was good enough to forgive any wrongs.
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White Collar really is one of the best dramas I've seen so far. It is different from other slightly more serious dramas featuring cops and criminals. It doesn't have any gory scenes, there is a lot of humour in the show and the character interactions are fun. Also, I really like the character of Neal Caffrey, he's charming and confident. Although I personally didn't have any problems with the final season, which was reasonably well plotted and tight, it was only six episodes, which seemed too short compared to previous seasons. After watching the finale I felt like I was still outside the situation. So ...... when are you guys going to make season 7 ah I really want to see it! Even if it's just an extra...!
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White Collar is my favorite television series ever. I have watched all seasons end to end 8 times at the time of this review and I will watch again. I love every actor, every character, especially Mozzie. I love how Jeff Eastin takes us all over NYC and brilliantly comes of with fresh ideas for every season.
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There are many great TV series out there, but if I have to choose one of my favorites, I will undoubtedly choose "White Collar." I enjoy watching it so much that I have to rewatch it at least once a year. At first, I thought that this series would be just like any other ordinary crime investigation TV show that focuses solely on cases, but that thought completely disappeared after I finished watching the 1st season. This TV series is a masterpiece! For the storyline, the scriptwriter did a great job writing it. The story is very well written, and its plot is both exciting and entertaining. My curiosity is always aroused. I love how most of the cases in this story focus on art crime, which is an unusual plot, thus adding more layers to the series itself. Also, the character's development in this series is one of the best I have ever seen. I adore Neal Caffrey and Agent Burge's relationship and chemistry in this series; they make an excellent team! Matt Bomer as Neal Caffrey is remarkable; his performance adds a lot to the series. He's good at acting like a charming and confident conman. His acting, combined with the character's personality, made Neal so captivating. His smile always gets me off guard. Tim DeKay, on the other hand, did an excellent job as special agent Peter Burke. His acting is both flawless and promising. Other supporting characters also did a great job of playing their characters. Many of the chapters in this series are jaw-dropping. The script is astonishing and witty. The city setting brings a lively atmosphere, which makes it very refreshing. The acting and directing in this series are also top-notch. When watching this series, I got cliffhangers many times. There are also some plot twists in the story, but the epilogue one is the best of them all. This series always puts me on the edge! I just love it so much. If you haven't watched it yet, I highly recommend this series to you to watch it. I hope that you will enjoy it as much as I do!
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I'm going to miss this series soo bad, no other series will ever compare this
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This is one of the only shows that I know of that actually ended on a high note. Along with the fact that no characters left before the final season, the final episode is one of the greatest ending notes tv has ever accomplished.
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Just sheer entertainment. Its got everything. Could never get tired watching it. Needs a revival soon!!!
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I am gonna miss Neal Caffrey.
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Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) is one of the best TV Characters ever.
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I recently started to watch this show and I was a little surprised to get dragged in so quickly. I like the humour and little comments and the relationsship between Peter and Neal. My only let down is that I am now facing the final season and I really do not want it to end. It has entertained med the last month and I would love for it to be at least one more season. But I guess its true what they say: all good things must come to an end. Is it your intellectual series? No, not at all. But do you laugh a little and get entertained? Absolutely. Is it my favourite tv show of all times. Not at all, but I have enjoyed it and will sort of miss it when I am all done with it.
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