I'm just being nitpicky here because it's literally spelled for you at every turn that it's NEAL, yet people still spell it as Neil. Why? It's not that hard (and yes, it's a tv show so it's not that serious).

But, It's like having my name in my email address AND email signature AND previous signoffs in the same email thread yet clients & vendors still address me wrongly that it's just annoying and disrespectful at this point.

I’m probably 3 deep, but I’m curious to hear who has the most? Who here is the biggest WC fanatic??

The saddest scene might be Peter saying 'You're free. You're free'.. I always tearing up.

(Black Screen)

Hello Kate.

Neil?!!

And 2

(Black Screen)

Hello Neil

Alex?

On Hulu and now Netflix they have the two part pilot episodes (41 minutes each), and I don't understand why. The 60 minute pilot episode is MUCH better IMO and would convert more people to watch the rest of the series.

The two part pilot episodes are what aired internationally, whereas the 60 minute pilot aired in the US - just for a bit of backstory. But here's the thing, the US version is not only more entertaining, but more consistent and actually true to the rest of the story - e.g. - Peter meets Mozzie for the first time in episode 4, right? Except for the fact that Peter meets Mozzie in the international pilot, making the episode 4 meeting redundant and inconsistent.

So what I'm really wondering is why in the world they keep airing the 2 part pilot episodes on these streaming platforms instead of the real pilot?? I quite literally had to buy the real 60 minute pilot on YouTube (many years ago when they first took it off Netflix) because I couldn't stand the 2 part pilot that was provided on Hulu. Which also reminds me, I'm pretty sure the 60 minute pilot was on Netflix back before the series was removed in 2018, so why now use the 2 part pilot (unless I'm mistaken)?

I honestly have no idea, that's why I'm asking.. Are there many new fans who've watched or are currently watching WC after Netflix brought it back in the US?

Am I the only one who thinks that there will be a revival of White Collar? I've seen so many people say 'no', but I honestly think there will be one and them putting it on Netflix is kind of a way to see if it could work..

According to someone, who wrote with Tim Dekay, said that Tim was talking about two new seasons and Matt doing all the promotion he can is kind of increasing my beliefs.

Legitimate talk actually means that the possibility is pretty high.

White collar season 5. I understand that she was under the impression that he is an FBI agent and wouldn't have reason to challenge it, but once she remembered that he was the last person with her and her ID card shouldn't she have put the dots together??? She knows him as Agent neal caffery and he is a well known criminal with a recognizable face

I’m only in season one but neal’s anklet has already been cut a handful of times. i could see the fact that it’s easy to cut just being for the sake of the plot but for as new technology it’s supposed to be why do they keep giving him new ones?

With all the hot rumor of white collar coming back for season 7. I decided to watch it again after a few years. 4th time around and still a magnificent show. Really hoping they make a season 7!

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So I’ve been rewatching White Collar and something about the season 2 finale bothers me.

Adler found an old German U boat filled with Nazi plunder. Peter mentions that if Neal stole the art, then he’d go to prison for life.

What bothers me is, what law(s) would he have broken?

Adler didn’t own the art, nobody owned the art that would be able to press charges, at least not in the US. The only thing I can think of is he could be charged with possession of stolen property, at worst. Granted, multiple counts.

Edit: I quickly see my error. Don’t worry, I facepalmed myself.

No spoilers on future episodes please!!

Edited to add: At the end of season 5, liking how it’s turning out. I think I’m going through the episodes too fast lol

I have binged watched this show in the last week & and half. (Yes I have too much free time)

I am beyond annoyed that Neal is back to stealing again, and the game is now- Neal or Mozzie steals something, it becomes part of a case & they try to solve it but also get away with it. While I don’t want Neal to go back to jail, it’s ridiculous how many times Neal has pulled this stuff over the seasons & not gotten caught- or, gotten caught with no real consequences.

I feel like the show has run its course at this point, but because of money, they will start doing outlandish things to keep it going. Maybe not jumping the shark, but… the shark is in the water currently preparing itself to jump.

I have no idea why, but when I saw this, I immediately thought that if it were today, this would be Peter and Neal trying to infiltrate like.. some Tik Tok world or something. The idea just immediately popped into my head. Thoughts?

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Let's say the events of the pilot didnt happen. How quickly do we think Neal is back on Peter's radar after his last 3 months?

I think within a year Neal and Moz (idk about Kate) would be back at it, and another 6 months before Pete pieces it together.

S1E4 Flip of the coin: How come detective Burke does not recognize Moz from the meeting he had at Moz’s store in the 1st episode? (Scene: Burke asks Moz how he located the print warehouse)

Can you recommend me a show similar so I can get over my sadness even for a bit?🥺🥹👉👈

I'm currently on season 3 episode 3 what happens with Neal and the art from the boat. Im still gonna watch obviously this show is so good but also I just want to know now. Please spoil it for me.

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In season 6 Rebecca says that Peter chose Neal over Elisabeth and... he kind of did, didn't he?

Apparently WC was in the Top 10 Tv shows yesterday. That's huge... 🥹

S3E5 Veiled Threat

Diana: I spoke to Selena and I didn’t get much. She likes tall, dark, and handsome.

Jones: How dark are we talking? 😂😂

https://youtube.com/shorts/BUSwKRBNBg4?si=kWrAq5v8TwjSVQAK

White Collar has entered the TOP 10 TV shows on Netflix US.

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I am so disappointed with that ending. I always wanted for Neal to turn things around fully and become a cop or for peter to become a criminal and they go down that route. It makes the most sense that he’s fully reformed though. Seems unlike Neal to just leave and let mozzie and peter think he’s dead. Rushed ending.

I just finished my first time watching and I need help understanding the final episode.

HUGE SPOILERS!!!

So the gun Neal had ready at the cash siphon spot had blanks.

Neal got close to Keller to set up a struggle.

Neal made sure trigger was pulled.

The blood? Point-blank blank shot has a lot of power maybe? Damaged his skin badly? Or he had fake blood pouch?

But what about the wound we see on the table at the morgue? Did no medical professional see it? Obviously no autopsy (yet, or at all).

But I’m sure he was put into a cold drawer. Timing just worked out that he awakened before dying of hypothermia? Okay.

He got out of the cold drawer, duh, it’s Neal.

BUT THEY HAD NOBODY TO BURY!!!

So Peter and Mozzie know he’s alive?

I know it’s a show so I’m cool with the unrealistic parts, but help me out if I am missing something!

Also, I cried so hard before the reveal!!! I got SO invested in that show.