Saturday 1 September 2012

White Collar Recap Pt.1

    So we played a big game of catch up watching three and a half seasons of White Collar over the past couple of weeks. So now that we have the blog up and running its time to start doing some reviews.

    So to recap the past three and a half seasons Neal Caffrey is a con artist, expert counterfeiter and art thief played by  Matt Bomer.  He was pursued and finally caught by FBI agent Peter Burke played by Tim DeKay.  After being caught he was offered to work off his sentence outside prison by cooperating with the FBI White Collar division under the supervision of Agent Peter Burke.

     Over the past three seasons Neal has been involved in every case that Peter's White Collar team has been involved in, either as a typical consultant offering an expert opinions on situations and evidence, as well as being the undercover man often bending or outright breaking the law to close a case.  More often then not Peter is oblivious to half if not all of Neal's plan or end game when it comes to catching the criminal or criminals that they are after.
   
    Neal's two primary goals throughout the first two seasons were to keep his limited freedoms by staying out of prison and to reconnect with his past love interest Kate (Alexandra Daddario). Helping Neal pull off some very elaborate cons and helping him keep Peter in the dark about most of his illegal actions is his friend and mentor Mozzie (Willie Garson).  Mozzie tends to compliment Neal extremely well with a serious dose of paranoia and distrust of any and all government employees, for the most part including Peter.

    Neal and Mozzie despite becoming friends with Peter's wife Elizabeth Burke (Tiffani Thiessen) are very often, and rightly so accused of running cons and art theft while working on many of White Collar's cases, which forces Neal to be even more cunning by running a con on the criminals to close the case as well as running a separate con on Peter and his team in order to close the case and achieve their own goals each episode.


More review of White Collar coming up (spoiler warning!!!)

Tuesday 28 August 2012

Welcome

    Welcome to our new blog, we have been watching season after season of a number of past and current episodic television shows and decided that we should write our thoughts on the shows.

    For some time we have been watching a great deal of crime drama, legal drama, and music reality television.  After we moved we found our selves watching many of our favorite shows on demand, but quickly found that we had watched every episode up to current and had to start looking for new shows to keep our late evening entertaining as many other couples do.  We have no started watching so many different shows at the same time that it can be a bit confusing at times, especially when you see Noam Jenkins as Detective Jerry Barber in Rookie Blue, then two hours later he is FBI Agent Vincent Rossabi in Covert Affairs.

Well, I should get back to work now, but tonight, with new and old episodes to watch, the reviews will start rolling in... so stay tuned.