On the menu for today’s Television Thursday for the letter W is the show White Collar. It is one of those dramedies that USA does so well and lives up to their slogan of “Characters Welcome.” Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) is a con man/art thief/forger who is caught by FBI agent Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) and agrees to use his expertise to catch other criminals in exchange for limited freedom. It is mostly a light show with lots of fun moments, but it delves into some pretty angsty stuff on occasion, too, so it’s a good mix.
I could tell you about the slick plans Neal comes up with to help the team catch the criminal of the week. I could tell you about the quirky and witty criminal sidekick Mozzie. I could tell you about the refreshingly angst-free and supportive marriage Peter has with his wife (Tiffani Thiessen from Saved by the Bell, y’all!). I could tell you about Jones and Diana, the other two members of the FBI team who always turn their small screen time into entertaining moments. I could also tell you about the epic bromance between Neal and Peter – two men who genuinely respect and care for each other, but often find themselves on opposite sides of the line. But I think I’ll let this do all the talking:
Seriously, I don’t think there’s a better looking man on television (although Jensen Ackles runs a close second). He’s almost too beautiful to be believed. I look into those blue eyes and I just… wait, I’m sorry, where was I? Oh, and he’s really a fantastic actor, too. Matt and Tim both give their characters a lot more depth than the writing warrants. The show has taken some missteps this past season, but these two guys always keep me watching. Especially, Matt. I mean, look at that face – how can you not watch his show?
Do you watch White Collar? Would you want to be part of one of Neal’s cons? How Wonderful is Molly with her W?
On the menu for today’s Television Thursday for the letter W is the show White Collar. It is one of those dramedies that USA does so well and lives up to their slogan of “Characters Welcome.” Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) is a con man/art thief/forger who is caught by FBI agent Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) and agrees to use his expertise to catch other criminals in exchange for limited freedom. It is mostly a light show with lots of fun moments, but it delves into some pretty angsty stuff on occasion, too, so it’s a good mix.
I could tell you about the slick plans Neal comes up with to help the team catch the criminal of the week. I could tell you about the quirky and witty criminal sidekick Mozzie. I could tell you about the refreshingly angst-free and supportive marriage Peter has with his wife (Tiffani Thiessen from Saved by the Bell, y’all!). I could tell you about Jones and Diana, the other two members of the FBI team who always turn their small screen time into entertaining moments. I could also tell you about the epic bromance between Neal and Peter – two men who genuinely respect and care for each other, but often find themselves on opposite sides of the line. But I think I’ll let this do all the talking:
Seriously, I don’t think there’s a better looking man on television (although Jensen Ackles runs a close second). He’s almost too beautiful to be believed. I look into those blue eyes and I just… wait, I’m sorry, where was I? Oh, and he’s really a fantastic actor, too. Matt and Tim both give their characters a lot more depth than the writing warrants. The show has taken some missteps this past season, but these two guys always keep me watching. Especially, Matt. I mean, look at that face – how can you not watch his show?
Do you watch White Collar? Would you want to be part of one of Neal’s cons? How Wonderful is Molly with her W?
