EPISODE
SEASON
White Collar - Season 2
In order to manage to catch up the dangerous criminals, who don't leave any evidence behind them, the owner of FBI agency, Burke, who decides to benefit from a thief and a criminal, Neal, as he manipulates him, to help him arrest other criminals, in order to set him free, the thing that leads Neal to accept Burke's offer, so he does things easily, as his awareness of the criminal works, minds, and methods.
22 April 1959, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
22 September 1984, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
3 May 1958, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
27 December 1984, New Rochelle, New York, USA
11 November 1961, Bloomfield, New Jersey, USA
12 December 1970, Sparks, Nevada, USA
23 February 1976, Denver, Colorado, USA
6 August 1978, North Bay, Ontario, Canada
April 07, 2016
I'd wager it was one of the most fun episodes of TV I've seen this summer.
July 13, 2010
White Collar may not be reinventing television as we know it, but it's gotten better at delivering on its strengths - light character drama and caper-ish crime proceedings.
December 13, 2016
While the second season premiere of White Collar lacks the story progression that fans were hoping for, it's still able to deliver a solid hour of entertaining television.
July 13, 2010
What White Collar did best, though, was to reestablish the easygoing rhythms and longish, thoughtful-ish colloquies between Bomer's Neal Caffrey and DeKay's Peter Burke.
April 07, 2016
The leads are fun, and if they can get guest stars the caliber of Matheson every week, I can learn to ignore the arc stuff the same way I do for most USA shows.
March 15, 2017
Though it would be nice if the storyline itself were less contrived, the characters make up for any other shortcomings White Collar has.
July 13, 2010
The bro-mance between the art thief and his by-the-book FBI handler is still the best reason to watch this show.