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With his high cheekbones and piercing blue eyes, Matt Bomer plays con man Neal Caffrey with a smooth, handsome gloss. White Collar follows Caffrey's adventures as a sort of indentured servant to the FBI, under the watchful eye of Agent Peter Burke (Tim DeKay). At the end of the previous season, Caffrey found himself in possession of a trove of classical art recovered from a sunken Nazi U-boat. His moral quandary--whether or not to sell the art and run--is the thread woven throughout the season, tying together assorted single-episode high jinks about stolen objects like an Egyptian scarab amulet or a Stradivarius violin, a forged will that turns out to be a treasure map, and speed dating with a possible black widow murderess. Another element recurring over the course of the season: Both Peter and Neal are deviled by figures from their respective pasts--Peter's former mentor (Beau Bridges) and Neal's former partner (Ross McCall). Lies, false identities, and shifting allegiances are the bread and butter for White Collar.
White Collar has a light touch that harks back to '60s and '70s shows like Banacek or It Takes a Thief, with elaborate scams carried out by snappy dressers with a glib comeback to parry any threat. While the emotional stakes are occasionally high for the characters (in one episode, Peter's wife Elizabeth--played by Tiffani Thiessen--is kidnapped, giving DeKay plenty of opportunities for clenched-jaw machismo), a good outcome is never really in doubt for the audience. This is cheerful fun with plenty of eye-candy. Guest appearances included Mädchen Amick (Twin Peaks), Eliza Dushku (Dollhouse), Lena Headey (Game of Thrones), Dylan Baker (Happiness), and Tom Skerritt (Alien). --Bret Fetzer
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Matt Bomer is back for another thrilling season of high-class capers and criminal intrigue on TV's slickest, sexiest show, White Collar! Bomer returns as suave con man turned FBI consultant Neal Caffrey, racing to stay one step ahead of the feds even as he helps his partner, Agent Peter Burke, bring down some of the world's most clever criminals. The stakes are at an all-time high as Neal struggles to come to terms with his own checkered past, but will his greatest con cost him everything? Featuring DVD-exclusive extras, the white hot Season Three of White Collar is a whole new bag of tricks!
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49 of 51 people found the following review helpful
By Josie
Format:DVD
There have been some White Collar fans who have said they aren't happy with S3 of this wonderful series. I have loved this show since the beginning and find this season to be just as well thought out and written and produced with just as much care and love as the other two seasons. The producer has said this is Neal's chance to do the right thing, and in order to show that, there have been some changes of necessity. I fully believe all will be well and we will once again have our Bromance in full swing. Fans just must be patient and understanding of what the writers have in mind. Hang in there, this is the only really great series on TV and the wait is worth it.
59 of 66 people found the following review helpful
By J. Fox
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I LOVE "White Collar" and can't wait for the season 3 DVD to come out. I own season one and two.
I'm buying the series for the episodes, not the extras, which I find lacking. The commentaries are basically a lot of chatter, with very little useful information given. The gag reels are fun, but I could have done without the F and S word in one scene in season two.
I love the writing and the wit of this series and Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay work so well off each other. Willie Garson is so much a part of the episodes, I hope there's no intention of writing his character out of the series. That would be disastrous.
Thank you for the steady camera work! I'm so tired of the hand-held camera effects and the MTV editing. If you're going to pay an actor to act, you should give him time to react!
I haven't seen this kind of male rapport since Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell in "Quantum Leap." The whole cast seems to work well together and it shows on screen. A wonderful series well worth having.
I'm buying the series for the episodes, not the extras, which I find lacking. The commentaries are basically a lot of chatter, with very little useful information given. The gag reels are fun, but I could have done without the F and S word in one scene in season two.
I love the writing and the wit of this series and Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay work so well off each other. Willie Garson is so much a part of the episodes, I hope there's no intention of writing his character out of the series. That would be disastrous.
Thank you for the steady camera work! I'm so tired of the hand-held camera effects and the MTV editing. If you're going to pay an actor to act, you should give him time to react!
I haven't seen this kind of male rapport since Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell in "Quantum Leap." The whole cast seems to work well together and it shows on screen. A wonderful series well worth having.
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
By Omega Wolf
Amazon Verified Purchase
The plots keep getting better and there's more character development for both Peter and Neal this season. I love this show!
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
By Adele Kaye
Format:DVD
White Collar has intrigued me since the first program. Even the use of windows and sliding doors was fascinating. Add Matt Bomer and Tim McKay and you've got a winner all the way. Love it! Can't wait for Jan 17 and to get the 3rd Season on DVD. I've watch S-1 and S-2 so many times I can say the dialogue before Mozzie does. Keep up the great show.
Adele Kaye
Adele Kaye
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This show is absolutely amazing! Don't let the title trick you into thinking this show is slow and lacking in excitement. The character development is fantastic, the writing ingenious, and the all of the cast are superb! The two main actors (Tim DeKay and Matt Bomer) have unbelievable chemistry on screen, but having said that, all of the relationships are well developed and completely realistic. Totally enjoyable TV!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By Reggie
Format:DVD
Season 3 has been amazing so far, cannot wait for final DVD. Love the cast, but Matt Bomer and his megawatt talent and looks are what drives this series week to week.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
So since it doesn't have a list of the special features on the disk, I'll list them (since that's what sways my buys anyways).
Disc 1 (with Neal Caffery on the disk):
1. On Guard
2. Where There's a Will
3. Deadline
4. Dentist of Detroit
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-Interrogation Room: A Trivia Challenge with the Cast (very funny!)
Disc 2 (with Peter Burke on the disk):
5. Veiled Threat
6. Scott Free
7. Taking Account
8. As You Were
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-Jeff Eastin: @ddicted
Disc 3 (with Elizabeth Burke on the disk):
9. On the Fence
10. Countdown
11. Checkmate
12. Upper West Side Story
Disc 4 (with Mozzie on the disk):
13. Neighborhood Watch
14. Pulling Strings
15. Stealing Home
16. Judgement Day
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-Gag reel (disappointed with this one, because the prior two series censor the "F" word that Matt Bomer is very fond of, but though it's only here a handful of times, it's not only not censored but the gags themselves aren't really all that funny. Sad, because prior seasons had great gag reels.)
- Deleted Scenes (Pretty good additions, not very important overall, you know hence the "deleted scenes" label, but some good additions.)
-Audio Commentary on Judgement Day (Always nice to have the running commentary with the cast, but this is the only episode that has it. Prior seasons have at least two, but nice nonetheless.)
Great season, still going strong! Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay are fantastic and with some more Mozzie and Elizabeth Burke added to the mix, Neal and Peter have loads of adventures ahead of them!... Read more ›
Disc 1 (with Neal Caffery on the disk):
1. On Guard
2. Where There's a Will
3. Deadline
4. Dentist of Detroit
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-Interrogation Room: A Trivia Challenge with the Cast (very funny!)
Disc 2 (with Peter Burke on the disk):
5. Veiled Threat
6. Scott Free
7. Taking Account
8. As You Were
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-Jeff Eastin: @ddicted
Disc 3 (with Elizabeth Burke on the disk):
9. On the Fence
10. Countdown
11. Checkmate
12. Upper West Side Story
Disc 4 (with Mozzie on the disk):
13. Neighborhood Watch
14. Pulling Strings
15. Stealing Home
16. Judgement Day
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-Gag reel (disappointed with this one, because the prior two series censor the "F" word that Matt Bomer is very fond of, but though it's only here a handful of times, it's not only not censored but the gags themselves aren't really all that funny. Sad, because prior seasons had great gag reels.)
- Deleted Scenes (Pretty good additions, not very important overall, you know hence the "deleted scenes" label, but some good additions.)
-Audio Commentary on Judgement Day (Always nice to have the running commentary with the cast, but this is the only episode that has it. Prior seasons have at least two, but nice nonetheless.)
Great season, still going strong! Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay are fantastic and with some more Mozzie and Elizabeth Burke added to the mix, Neal and Peter have loads of adventures ahead of them!... Read more ›
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By David Matz
Format:Amazon Instant Video|Amazon Verified Purchase
Following the exciting season finale of season 2, we continue to follow Peter, Neal, Mozzie, and the rest of our favorite suits and con men. This season is by far the most interesting and exciting season yet. It explores the aftermath of the big events in the season 2 finale, and the effect it had on Peter and Neal's relationship, and Neal's other relationships with Mozzie, Sarah, and Elizabeth. We learn much more about Mozzie's origins, including the origin of his nickname in an episode heavily devoted to him. Neal's arch nemesis Keller is back, and we're introduced to a gentleman con man/thief who is very much like Neil. We meet Peter's mentor from the Art Crimes division of the FBI, played by Beau Bridges. And we even manage to learn more about Neil's background and backstory, along with getting yet more questions about him and his background.
If you've been watching White Collar, sit back and enjoy this season. If you just ran across the show, START WITH SEASON ONE. This is one show where the ongoing storyline is important to the enjoyment and following of many of the episodes of the show. Don't let the fact that this is season 3 be too daunting. As White Collar is a USA show, it's seasons are only 16 episodes long, and the shows are easy to watch and enjoyable. Both my wife and myself enjoy the show, and look forward to season 4.
If you've been watching White Collar, sit back and enjoy this season. If you just ran across the show, START WITH SEASON ONE. This is one show where the ongoing storyline is important to the enjoyment and following of many of the episodes of the show. Don't let the fact that this is season 3 be too daunting. As White Collar is a USA show, it's seasons are only 16 episodes long, and the shows are easy to watch and enjoyable. Both my wife and myself enjoy the show, and look forward to season 4.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best series made!
Fell in love with the series since the first episode. Makes you wish you were a con-artist, or a White Collar agent, whichever one the road takes you.
Published 1 day ago by Championship
5.0 out of 5 stars
white collar fan
My 16 yr old daughter and I view at least one episode a night
We laugh, cry, and mimic our favorite actor throughout the
show. It is fantastic for family entertainment
We laugh, cry, and mimic our favorite actor throughout the
show. It is fantastic for family entertainment
Published 3 days ago by Pamela Blackburn
5.0 out of 5 stars
White Collar: Season Three
I was so excited to find WC Seasons 1, 2 and 3! I was introduced to the WC series in the middle of Season 4; therefore, I had no idea of the events which made the basis of the... Read more
Published 6 days ago by Cheryl Thompson
3.0 out of 5 stars
OK
This looks like a good episode because of one person I know who stars and another who guest stars. Thanks!!!
Published 9 days ago by Nick
5.0 out of 5 stars
Not Slipping an Inch
Season Three of White Collar is an interesting spin on the series. There are two main plot arcs, each taking up half a season, and both ratchet up the tension really well. Read more
Published 24 days ago by James Horlan
4.0 out of 5 stars
A serie which has all the ingredients I look for in a story
I like it because it is not so much about violence than most criminal series. All the leading characters are very likeable.
Published 24 days ago by W Rob Jansen
5.0 out of 5 stars
Five Stars for White Collar!
The writers are creative in producing exciting scenarios as well as weaving in wonderful heartfelt relationships among the characters of the show. Read more
Published 26 days ago by Patricia Kennedy
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome!
The plot, action, acting, storyline, humor, suspense and drama couldn't be any better! Matt Bomer is a MM= masculine morsel.
Published 1 month ago by Corrine Shakespeare
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome
Nothing compares to Amazon Instant Videos!!!!! Love how we have the next episode the next morning!!! The price is EXCELLANT!!!!
Published 1 month ago by Lori A. McCahill
5.0 out of 5 stars
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Plus I have to have 16 more words to be able to submit which I am forced to do, they don't like me to just rate the product with 6 stars. What a bunch of bull.
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