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White Collar

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White Collar	label	White Collar
White Collar	page	WhiteCollar
White Collar	comment	White Collar is a Police Procedural drama series created by Jeff Eastin about a white collar Gentleman Thief, Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer), and Peter Burke (Tim DeKay), the FBI Agent supervising him who work together, albeit begrudgingly, to stop white collar criminals. It aired for six seasons on USA Network from 2009 to 2014.Caffrey is a convicted Con Artist, having broken out of jail three months before his sentence of four years was completed. He's quickly caught by Burke (who was responsible for catching him in the first place) and is in for another four year stay, but manages to be released to the FBI (Under Burke's supervision and being tagged with a GPS-tracking anklet) to assist with catching some of the most ruthless white collar criminals in New York City, which also gives him an opportunity to pursue his lost girlfriend, Kate (Alexandra Daddario), on the side.Other important characters include Elizabeth Burke (Tiffani Thiessen), Peter's loving and devoted wife, with whom he has a wonderful relationship; Mozzie (Willie Garson), Neal's lovably eccentric partner in crime; and the members of Peter's White Collar Crime Unit, including Clinton Jones (Sharif Atkins) and Diana Barrigan (Marsha Thomason).Examples
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White Collar / int_13646b1b	type	My Friends... and Zoidberg
White Collar / int_13646b1b	comment	My Friends... and Zoidberg: "Agents... and Neal". Also "Gentlemen... and Neal."
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White Collar / int_13e693f4	type	Calling Your Bathroom Breaks
White Collar / int_13e693f4	comment	Calling Your Bathroom Breaks: Downplayed in "Hard Sell". If you had any doubt as to how criminal Caffrey is, his vernacular breaks the silence thusly: He also takes the time to scrutinize Peter's family photos, recognizing the ring, belonging to the man in the picture with Kate.
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White Collar / int_143939c1	type	Trailers Always Spoil
White Collar / int_143939c1	comment	Trailers Always Spoil: The commercials for the back half of Season Two let us know that Mozzie survived his shooting and Sara and Neal end up hooking up. The previews for the Season Four summer finale all but outright stated that Sam is actually Neal's father.
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White Collar / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
White Collar / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: Because of some notoriety at the time, White Collar is one of several shows at the time to dedicate an episode not merely to forged wines, but to the Thomas Jefferson collection.
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White Collar / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
White Collar / int_1777688d	comment	Peter's beginning to get wise:
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White Collar / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
White Collar / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop:
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White Collar / int_19384952	type	Master Forger
White Collar / int_19384952	comment	Master Forger: One episode features a document forger as the Villain of the Week and the MacGuffin of the week is a set of perfect identities he had created and wanted to sell. The Invented Individual they represented had a complete traceable "life" behind them in terms of paperwork, such as paid taxes and college courses won and everything, so all that was needed was someone actually stepping into the role.
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White Collar / int_198bef8	type	ManBehindTheMan
White Collar / int_198bef8	comment	Man Behind the Man: It's revealed in the season 2 mid-season finale that Fowler isn't the Big Bad. He's working under a higher power.
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White Collar / int_1ba8eb64	type	Visual Pun
White Collar / int_1ba8eb64	comment	Visual Pun: In "Forging Bonds" we see how Neal and Peter met for the first time. Peter was investigating some of Neal's forgeries. When Neal overhears a conversation between Peter and a bank manager he approaches Peter fooling him into thinking that he was a concerned citizen and has a brief conversation with him. Before walking off, Neal hands Peter a sucker.
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White Collar / int_1c6ded94	type	Wicked Cultured
White Collar / int_1c6ded94	comment	Wicked Cultured: Both Neal and Mozzie play with this trope. Neither is really evil (per se), but they both work outside the law, and not as Robin Hoods. But both appreciate fine wines and art.
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White Collar / int_1c712be8	type	Yaoi Fangirl
White Collar / int_1c712be8	comment	The fact that most of the fandom (the fandom) is unwilling to break up Peter and El's marriage in fic and the biggest ship is an OT3 of Peter/El/Neal should go far in showing you how Happily Married they are.
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White Collar / int_1cd602ef	type	Calling Card
White Collar / int_1cd602ef	comment	Calling Card: A literal calling card is left by the Architect, the bank robber in "Withdrawal" — he sends his card to the banks he plans to rob.
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White Collar / int_1cf11f13	type	No Sympathy
White Collar / int_1cf11f13	comment	No Sympathy: Averted with Elizabeth, who never seems to mind (too much) when Peter's work gets in the way of their personal life. When a fugitive FBI agent inadvertently hijacks Peter and Elizabeth's date night, she acts more like he's stuck in traffic than anything. To be fair, she asks Mozzie for Peter's safe word to make sure he's okay first. When she found out he spent an afternoon flirting with another woman, her response was to laugh hysterically, knowing how awful Peter is at that and how much he must have hated it. Of course, when she finds out he was posing as a chiropractor and the other woman refers to his "magic hands"... Played straight when Neal starts dating Sara Ellis. They both lead rather unconventional lives, but she views herself as being on the correct side of the morally gray area they live in, and doesn't like that Neal's on the wrong side.
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White Collar / int_1dfd19f9	type	Papa Wolf
White Collar / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Papa Wolf: A member of the State Department, in a quiet fashion. He comes to Neal and Peter because a college student has been wrongfully convicted by the Myanmar government. Only it turns out the college student is his estranged son. And he came to Neal and Peter because... Neal.
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White Collar / int_1e2af48	type	Trapped in Villainy
White Collar / int_1e2af48	comment	Fowler acts as one to both Peter and Neal. He's an FBI lifer like Peter who loved his wife, but because he was willing to murder the man who killed her, he ends up getting blackmailed into a life of crime. That also makes him a foil to Neal, who desperately loved Kate, but who was a willing criminal.
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White Collar / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
White Collar / int_1e7c47ab	comment	Stealth Pun: In "Free Fall", Neal sets up a bakery named "The Greatest Cake" as part of a scheme to escape police custody. The joke is never brought up. In "Shoot the Moon," Peter and his wife are kidnapped by a thieving couple. The girl tells how the boyfriend went to jail for stealing auto parts. He served hard time for assault for accidentally dropping a car battery on a cop's foot. This would make it an Assault WITH a battery.
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White Collar / int_1f250372	type	I Need a Freaking Drink
White Collar / int_1f250372	comment	I Need a Freaking Drink: Mozzie in "Countdown" as Neal is about to reveal his plan to switch in a fake Degas for the real one. He at first looks like he'll fill a short glass with wine...then he half-fills a tall one...and then seems to say, "screw it" and fill the tall one nearly full. He does this again during "In the Wind", after coming to Neal's apartment to plan, and runs into Sara. It's quite clear what she and Neal were doing the night before.
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White Collar / int_20d965e	type	Gentleman Thief
White Collar / int_20d965e	comment	Gentleman Thief: Neal; though not born into wealth he worked his way up there through crime, and otherwise exhibits all the traditional attributes.
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White Collar / int_216dab44	type	Framing the Guilty Party
White Collar / int_216dab44	comment	Framing the Guilty Party: "Scott Free" has a particularly notable example in that the guilty party is actually guilty of the exact crime he's being framed for. There's this kid, right? Stealing from Asshole Victims Just Like Robin Hood. Only his latest heist was from another thief who's fully capable of killing "Robin Hoody" for the hell of it. Neal's solution? Put the loot back and call Peter. The Season 5 premiere sees Neal do this to his father James, the real killer in the murder that Peter was wrongly arrested for, by forging a confession to the murder.
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White Collar / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
White Collar / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun Peter mentioning that he grew up upstate and knows some things about horses. In "Payback", Peter and Elizabeth have a not-quite-a-fight over Elizabeth having to pick up Peter's suit from the dry cleaners. Later, Peter finds a dry cleaners' tag still attached to the suit jacket with a safety pin, and uses the pin to pick his way out of a pair of handcuffs. Neal's tracking anklet serves as this in the series finale. He spent most of Season 6 being entirely off-anklet due to being undercover in a semi-long-term, high-stakes operation. However, once they've caught the bad guys and Neal slips away with Keller, Neal—who knows that Keller plans to betray him—secretly puts his anklet back on to help Peter find him and Keller in time to stop the latter.
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White Collar / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
White Collar / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: Sometimes several times an episode, often between Neal and Peter playing off one another's dialogue.
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White Collar / int_242f638e	type	Pastiche
White Collar / int_242f638e	comment	Pastiche: The movie Mozzie uses to teach Neal the game Pai Gow, Tiles of Fire, appears to be an Affectionate Parody of the Chop Sockey genre, since the film has lots of sequels, a Hong Kong Dub, Mickey Mousing, Kung-Foley, and an Artistic License – Martial Arts moment.
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White Collar / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
White Collar / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: The dissenters to Neal's crazy political campaign plans in "Need to Know" come off as this. While everyone else on the politician's team goes along with all of Neal's suggestions for Suspiciously Specific Denial, at least one person gripes that it makes absolutely no sense. Which is, of course, why it's working.
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White Collar / int_24e48d72	type	Dirty Harriet
White Collar / int_24e48d72	comment	Dirty Harriet: In "Need to Know", Diana goes undercover as a prostitute as part of an operation to bring down a corrupt politician.
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White Collar / int_251bce7c	type	Cardboard Prison
White Collar / int_251bce7c	comment	Cardboard Prison: The prison Neal escaped from in the pilot. The guards don't monitor the prisoners' Internet use, don't screen their mail, and don't recognize one of them when he grows a beard and then shaves it off. And this is supposed to be a supermax facility, which in Real Life would be The Alcatraz.
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White Collar / int_256eb742	type	Nerdgasm
White Collar / int_256eb742	comment	Nerdgasm: Diana when she sees the suitcase MP5s in "Countdown". Also in "Vested Interest" when she's talking to the inventor of the TGV-6 bulletproof vest. Peter loves dinosaurs. When he gets to recover a stolen T-Rex...
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White Collar / int_27be0280	type	Porn Stache
White Collar / int_27be0280	comment	Porn Stache: In "Need to Know", it's revealed that Peter once had a mustache. Luckily for Neal (and the audience) there is photographic evidence, which prompts Neal to comment that he was expecting something more Magnum, P.I. and less Mario.
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White Collar / int_297ab1b9	type	Parental Abandonment
White Collar / int_297ab1b9	comment	Parental Abandonment: Mozzie's parents left him on the doorstep of an orphanage when he was an infant. May also be the case for Neal as his crooked cop father left when he was 2-years-old.
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White Collar / int_2a02e5c9	type	Guile Hero
White Collar / int_2a02e5c9	comment	Neal. As an incredibly intelligent Guile Hero, he's great at talking his way out of situations, but since he's averse to violence and Doesn't Like Guns, he's not much good at fighting his way out. The few times he does end up in a physical fight, he loses the upper hand pretty quickly and has to be saved by someone else. In one episode he's heard trying to persuade Peter that he should receive combat training since he's out in the field so much, but Peter understandably shoots this down.
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White Collar / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
White Collar / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: In the second season, Mozzie does some investigation using a hair dryer.
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White Collar / int_2d4d16d9	type	I Know You Know I Know
White Collar / int_2d4d16d9	comment	I Know You Know I Know: The subtext of a lot of exchanges between Peter and Neal, especially in Season 3.
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White Collar / int_2dc0d2bf	type	Hidden Depths
White Collar / int_2dc0d2bf	comment	Hidden Depths: Peter is shown to have proficiency in a number of fields that even surprises Neal, such as being an experienced horse rider, knowing how to speak Chinese, skilled enough at baseball to have been a potential major leaguer, and possessing a very prestigious accounting degree.
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White Collar / int_2e8441c9	type	The Bad Guy Wins
White Collar / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: In "Payback", Keller is prevented from killing Peter and making off with a priceless ring...but his primary goal is to break out of jail, and this he accomplishes without a hitch, walking off free and clear at the end of the episode. In "Most Wanted", in order to get Neal pardoned for fleeing FBI custody, Peter is forced to concoct a plan that requires Collins to win. In return for letting Neal go, Collins takes the credit for arresting the #4 fugitive on the FBI's Most Wanted List.
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White Collar / int_2f187e89	type	It Works Better with Bullets
White Collar / int_2f187e89	comment	It Works Better with Bullets Neal tries towards the end of "Book Of Hours". The perp points out there's still a round chambered. He managed to pull it off better in "Unfinished Business" though. Apparently mooks don't chamber their rounds. In the series finale, Neal pulls this on Keller in a very complex fashion, combined with a bit of Fridge Brilliance. The first round in the revolver is the trick bullet Neal uses to fake his own death. The second chamber is empty to guarantee Peter gets the drop on Keller. The rest are full, to give the gun the appropriate heft.
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White Collar / int_2fd7200b	type	Dead Guy Junior
White Collar / int_2fd7200b	comment	Dead Guy Junior: Diana's son Theo, named after the late Teddy Winters (actually Mozzie's real identity, whose death was faked). In the series finale, Peter and Elizabeth name their son Neal.
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White Collar / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
White Collar / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards:Peter manages to convince a Chechen mob boss to help him take down an adoption agent who was running an extortion racket using Chechen orphans. Although, as he seems to care more about the fact that they are Chechen then the fact that they are children, an Alternative Character Interpretation is that this is more Even Evil Has Loved Ones extended to a national level.
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White Collar / int_31da1e24	type	Shipper on Deck
White Collar / int_31da1e24	comment	Shipper on Deck: As of "Scott Free", Peter seems to be this for Neal and Sara. He singsongs "romance is in the air..." and then comes this exchange: From the first episodes, Neal is one for Peter and Elizabeth, although Peter is initially (understandably) suspicious of his interest.
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White Collar / int_32c7a2a3	type	Symbolic Blood
White Collar / int_32c7a2a3	comment	Symbolic Blood: The tomato sauce on the floor after Elizabeth is kidnapped.
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White Collar / int_35ba90ab	type	Recruiting the Criminal
White Collar / int_35ba90ab	comment	Recruiting the Criminal
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White Collar / int_35fb9016	type	Gratuitous German
White Collar / int_35fb9016	comment	Gratuitous German: The label on the dynamite in the U-boot reads "Gefabrlicher Exploeavstoff" and "Halten sie trocken", "gefährlicher Explosivstoff" and "trocken halten" would be correct.
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White Collar / int_36135fb0	type	Official Couple
White Collar / int_36135fb0	comment	Official Couple: Peter and Elizabeth who are Happily Married.
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White Collar / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
White Collar / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: Keller pulls off an impressive one to successfully break out of jail. It relies on Peter focusing on the crime, Neal focusing on rescuing Peter, his partner focusing on being a dumb douche, and prison guards focusing on the possibility of getting paid. In "Honor Among Thieves," Peter thinks Neal pulled one in order to get everything he wants. In summary, Neal managed to catch the criminal of the week, escape legal punishment for stealing a piece of artwork, avoid taking the rap for the stolen files from the US Marshals' database despite Abigail planting his hairs in their offices, obtain the files on Ellen that the Marshals weren't going to give up, and perhaps most importantly, retained Peter's trust despite not telling him about all the stuff he should have. It gets to the point where Peter isn't even sure if Neal pulled a long con on him, and doesn't know whether he was right to believe Neal when Neal said that Peter's trust was more important to him than Ellen's files on the flash drive were. Credit to the writers: we don't know, either. Neal's final con in the series completely relied on knowing Keller would betray him. He even admits that is is utterly predictable.
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White Collar / int_39884242	type	KnowWhenToFoldThem
White Collar / int_39884242	comment	Know When to Fold Them: Henry Dobbs pretty much owns his little part of Costa Verde. For a price, he will more than willingly handle minor complaints his renters have and take care of the local government's complaints against them. The US Federal Government, however, is a force he will not go up against and be more than willing to help them so his little paradise is not disturbed.
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White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_39884242
White Collar / int_39ed1c8a	type	Conspiracy Theorist
White Collar / int_39ed1c8a	comment	Conspiracy Theorist: Mozzie. Lampshaded in one episode where Peter and Neal discuss a Revolutionary War conspiracy, ask who would believe in such things, and then remember Mozzie.
White Collar / int_39ed1c8a	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_39ed1c8a	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_39ed1c8a
White Collar / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
White Collar / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: In "Payback", Neal's first move is to tell the FBI that Peter has been kidnapped. It's more likely that, several years ago, Neal would have tried to rescue Peter solo and through a con rather than go through official channels. And then in the denouement, Peter offers Neal back the ring he used for ransom with no strings or assumption of guilt as to the origins. Neal politely declines and suggests that it is indeed stolen. As much a step forward for Neal on many levels as it was also the ring he was going to propose to Kate with. Also at the end of "Checkmate", Neal intends to fully confess to Peter his part in the theft of the Nazi treasure, even though it means serious jail time for him. He is genuinely sorry for betraying him and regrets that Elizabeth was kidnapped as a result. However Keller takes all the credit for the theft (claiming he did it in order to return the treasure to its rightful owners) before Neal gets the chance to confess. Peter, however, has a good idea of what Neal was going to confess to and greatly appreciates the gesture nonetheless. An utterly devastating example is evident in "In The Wind". Neal discovers the truth about his father, mainly that he really did kill a cop. The manner in which he confronts his father is laced with anger, but at the same time, hidden acceptance. This is drastically different than the 18-year old who ran away from home at just the mere mention of "murder". Diana later breaks the news about Pratt's death at the hands of James (self-defense). Neal falls into resignation; addressing him calmly. Remember, this is the tone of the same consultant who could barely look at a dead body, even going so far as trying to back out of the room in "Home Invasion". Now, he doesn't even bat an eye.
White Collar / int_3b113b7	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3b113b7	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3b113b7
White Collar / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
White Collar / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: The many jobs Neal has 'allegedly' pulled only get vaguely alluded to, letting the audience take their best guess. In a specific incident, Neal and Mozzie discuss how to steal a book that is in a high-security case.
White Collar / int_3c0a4666	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3c0a4666	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3c0a4666
White Collar / int_3c51db1c	type	Zany Scheme
White Collar / int_3c51db1c	comment	Zany Scheme: Many of Neal's capers and Peter's operations fall into this category.
White Collar / int_3c51db1c	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3c51db1c	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3c51db1c
White Collar / int_3c598f56	type	Conflict Ball
White Collar / int_3c598f56	comment	Conflict Ball: When Peter's brakes were sabotaged in his helping Neal take down the corrupt Senator and ends up in the hospital, Elizabeth makes Neal promise to cut her husband out of the loop, making Neal lie to Peter's face and Peter knows it but doesn't know why Neal is doing it and wouldn't think his wife was the cause. Thus making some conflict between Peter and Neal . . . again.
White Collar / int_3c598f56	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3c598f56	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3c598f56
White Collar / int_3c9267d2	type	Flatline
White Collar / int_3c9267d2	comment	Flatline: Mozzie gets one at the beginning of "Burke's Seven", mainly for effect; we see activity start again almost immediately.
White Collar / int_3c9267d2	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3c9267d2	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3c9267d2
White Collar / int_3ec18c6f	type	Sherlock Scan
White Collar / int_3ec18c6f	comment	Sherlock Scan: Peter pulls this on Neal's post-coital apartment in "Scott Free".
White Collar / int_3ec18c6f	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3ec18c6f	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3ec18c6f
White Collar / int_3f11ef74	type	Parental Substitute
White Collar / int_3f11ef74	comment	Parental Substitute: Peter is more than a little like this to Neal. Lampshaded by Mozzie on more than one occasion, starting in the second season. Elizabeth, June, and Ellen also took on maternal roles to Neal at different points. Peter and Elizabeth's role as Neal's surrogate parents was never more clear than when they were talking to him about how he needed to tell Rebecca the truth about who he was. The scene was so very reminiscent of parents sitting their son down to talk to him about relationships and the importance of honesty. Him going to June for her opinion after that demonstrated how Neal values her advice just as much as Peter and Elizabeth's. Mr. Jefferies to Mozzie.
White Collar / int_3f11ef74	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3f11ef74	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3f11ef74
White Collar / int_3f4613f8	type	Smart People Wear Glasses
White Collar / int_3f4613f8	comment	Smart People Wear Glasses: When Neal and Peter get a case at the prestigious Manhattan Prep school, Neal shows up wearing glasses, though he has never before been seen needing corrective eyewear, though he may wear contacts that the viewers never see. In another episode, Peter questions him for wearing glasses and points out that Neal has twenty twenty vision.
White Collar / int_3f4613f8	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_3f4613f8	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_3f4613f8
White Collar / int_403f1a36	type	Steal the Surroundings
White Collar / int_403f1a36	comment	Steal the Surroundings: The episode "Neighbourhood Watch" involved the crooks stealing a vault from a hotel.
White Collar / int_403f1a36	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_403f1a36	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_403f1a36
White Collar / int_40a94897	type	The Irish Mob
White Collar / int_40a94897	comment	The Irish Mob: "The Dentist of Detroit" is mostly about an Italian mobster from Detroit, but the New York Irish mob plays a bit role in Neal's elaborate plan to arrest him.
White Collar / int_40a94897	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_40a94897	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_40a94897
White Collar / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
White Collar / int_40bb59d0	comment	Later, we find out that when Neal was a kid, his mom told him his dad was a heroic cop who died in the line of duty. Neal grows up wanting to be just like that, and ends up learning a lot about guns.
White Collar / int_40bb59d0	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_40bb59d0	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_40bb59d0
White Collar / int_40c57041	type	Manipulative Bastard
White Collar / int_40c57041	comment	Manipulative Bastard: Kate, at times. Mozzie, at other times. Peter is more than willing to manipulate Neal when he thinks it is good for him.
White Collar / int_40c57041	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_40c57041	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_40c57041
White Collar / int_4159744	type	The Magic Poker Equation
White Collar / int_4159744	comment	The Magic Poker Equation: In "In the Red", Neal plays no-limit Texas Hold'em against an adoption lawyer with an embezzling scheme. For the final hand, in which both players are all-in, the cards on the table are Spades 6, Spades 2, Clubs 8, Hearts Q, Spades 9. The adoption lawyer reveals a Spades J and Spades Q for a Queen-high flush, only for Neal to reveal his Spades 10 and Spades K and win it all with his King-high flush.
White Collar / int_4159744	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_4159744	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4159744
White Collar / int_4160410d	type	Damsel in Distress
White Collar / int_4160410d	comment	Damsel in Distress: Kate seems to have been one, but we're not sure exactly how distressed she was. The kidnapped girl in "Frontman" In Season 5, Rebecca gets kidnapped by Hagan as part of his plan to force Neal to decode the Mosconi Codex for him. But it's subverted because she turns out to be behind everything.
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White Collar / int_4160410d	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4160410d
White Collar / int_4583a262	type	Shirtless Scene
White Collar / int_4583a262	comment	Shirtless Scene: Visitors to Neal's apartment seem to have about a 50/50 chance of catching him shirtless. Viewers approve.
White Collar / int_4583a262	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_4583a262	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4583a262
White Collar / int_45de9bd6	type	Adopt the Dog
White Collar / int_45de9bd6	comment	If Peter is late home from work, the family dog Satchmo will eat at his share, at the table no less. Also the Mob Don in episode 3.
White Collar / int_45de9bd6	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_45de9bd6	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_45de9bd6
White Collar / int_46d619c4	type	Unnecessarily Creepy Robot
White Collar / int_46d619c4	comment	Unnecessarily Creepy Robot: Mozzie gets some car rental records using a fake baby with a removable hand with a USB drive hidden inside. When he pops the hand off, Neal squicks. It also has a drill hidden in its neck.
White Collar / int_46d619c4	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_46d619c4	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_46d619c4
White Collar / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
White Collar / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: Not only are there a lot of establishing shots of the city, but we get to see a lot of very nice houses. In "Stealing Home", they made mad passionate love to Yankee Stadium.
White Collar / int_49d59be9	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_49d59be9	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_49d59be9
White Collar / int_49fb5ccb	type	Combat Pragmatist
White Collar / int_49fb5ccb	comment	Combat Pragmatist Jones. When an encounter with an intruder in his home gets down to fisticuffs, the first thing he does is rip off his necktie. The second thing he does is grab a skillet. In S03E11, "Checkmate", Keller is faced with Neal, using a shield with some proficiency. After Neal manages to disarm him, he picks up a priceless Raphael, which Neal doesn't want to damage, and smacks him down with it.
White Collar / int_49fb5ccb	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_49fb5ccb	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_49fb5ccb
White Collar / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
White Collar / int_4aaffbd5	comment	I Never Said It Was Poison: When June's old friend, fresh out of prison, shows up looking for another big score, semi-coerced by a violent acquaintance from prison, he and Neal end up working together undercover. Unfortunately, he lets slip a bit of info he shouldn't have had, and Neal has to dance on air to work his way out of it. Refuge in Audacity for the win.
White Collar / int_4aaffbd5	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_4aaffbd5	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4aaffbd5
White Collar / int_4bfcfa7c	type	Kansas City Shuffle
White Collar / int_4bfcfa7c	comment	Kansas City Shuffle: It happens occasionally. Notably, in the pilot, Neal pulls this on the FBI and the suspect at the same time: when it turns out that Peter and Neal figure out exactly where the crime is occurring, but can't actually get in there without a warrant and have no probable cause to get a warrant, Neal jumps the bounds of his tracking device and heads to the location, convincing the criminals that he's trying to rob them, badly. The FBI raids the location to get Neal back, and just happen to discover the illegal activity there, which is admissible under the "Exigent Circumstances" exception of law: they were there to get Neal back, but any evidence of illegal activity discovered in the course of said apprehension is perfectly legal.
White Collar / int_4bfcfa7c	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_4bfcfa7c	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4bfcfa7c
White Collar / int_4e3f6d57	type	What Would X Do?
White Collar / int_4e3f6d57	comment	What Would X Do?: In "Vital Signs", Neal puts himself as X when Mozzie needs advice on how to play a part. Hilarity Ensues.
White Collar / int_4e3f6d57	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_4e3f6d57	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4e3f6d57
White Collar / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
White Collar / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: Quite a few of the villains qualify. Most notably Matthew Keller, Edward Walker, Van Horn, and Agent Colins
White Collar / int_4f84cdef	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_4f84cdef	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4f84cdef
White Collar / int_4fb9a00b	type	Get a Room!
White Collar / int_4fb9a00b	comment	Get a Room!: Mozzie in "Deadline" to Neal and Sara.
White Collar / int_4fb9a00b	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_4fb9a00b	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_4fb9a00b
White Collar / int_5008a1bb	type	Mysterious Informant
White Collar / int_5008a1bb	comment	Mysterious Informant: Mozzie.
White Collar / int_5008a1bb	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5008a1bb	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5008a1bb
White Collar / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
White Collar / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: Peter burns one of Neal's remaining valid aliases just because he introduced him to a jewel smuggler as "Mr. Satchmo", the name of Peter's dog. Though Neal thinks it's fair.
White Collar / int_50b05d30	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_50b05d30	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_50b05d30
White Collar / int_50dd5147	type	BeardlessProtectionProgram
White Collar / int_50dd5147	comment	Beardless Protection Program: In the pilot, Neal grows a beard in prison, and then shaves it off the day he escapes so he won't be recognized. He doesn't look all that different, but he does look just different enough to fool the facial recognition on the prison security cameras and the guards.
White Collar / int_50dd5147	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_50dd5147	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_50dd5147
White Collar / int_51460d4e	type	Cops Need the Vigilante
White Collar / int_51460d4e	comment	Cops Need the Vigilante: The series plays with this, as the FBI know the crook-of-the-week is operating out of a warehouse, but they do not have a warrant. So convicted felon Neal Caffrey, who works as a consultant, simply runs to the warehouse - where the FBI then tracks him using his monitoring bracelet, and can use exigent circumstances to go inside. This follows under the heading of "an agent of the police can't do what the cops can't do".
White Collar / int_51460d4e	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_51460d4e	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_51460d4e
White Collar / int_5319eefb	type	Book Safe
White Collar / int_5319eefb	comment	Book Safe: Neal keeps the key to his anklet in a book in his apartment. He also keeps a hundred grand in a hollowed out weapons manual.
White Collar / int_5319eefb	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5319eefb	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5319eefb
White Collar / int_53c9fc92	type	Flashback
White Collar / int_53c9fc92	comment	In the flashbacks in "Forging Bonds", Neal is naked and can possibly be seen by the neighbors through the window. Kate puts the hat on his head and says he's dressed enough. Neal does the exact same thing to Sara in "Scott Free" when she's wearing only his shirt at the loft, and adds that the sale of binoculars in the neighborhood has gone up because of her.
White Collar / int_53c9fc92	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_53c9fc92	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_53c9fc92
White Collar / int_54163958	type	Shower of Love
White Collar / int_54163958	comment	Shower of Love: "Master Planner", opens with Elizabeth and Peter having just walked out of one, wearing Modesty Towels and still bantering about it.
White Collar / int_54163958	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_54163958	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_54163958
White Collar / int_54ee15f9	type	Always Gets His Man
White Collar / int_54ee15f9	comment	Always Gets His Man: Peter. Though to be fair, every time Peter catches Neal, it is part of Neal's plan. Except the first time...face it. Neal knows Peter WILL catch him, so he just factors that inevitability into his plans now.
White Collar / int_54ee15f9	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_54ee15f9	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_54ee15f9
White Collar / int_55c79f7c	type	Death Trap
White Collar / int_55c79f7c	comment	Death Trap: Adler, the man who killed Kate puts Alex, Neal, and Peter in one of these. Why? Apparently, For the Evulz.
White Collar / int_55c79f7c	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_55c79f7c	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_55c79f7c
White Collar / int_5798bfbf	type	Reassigned to Antarctica
White Collar / int_5798bfbf	comment	Reassigned to Antarctica: Burke in Season 4, Episode 3: he's sent to the evidence locker, a.k.a. "the Cave" pending review of his actions in getting Neal back.
White Collar / int_5798bfbf	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5798bfbf	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5798bfbf
White Collar / int_589661ad	type	Renaissance Man
White Collar / int_589661ad	comment	Renaissance Man: Neal speaks multiple languages, knows all about art from most cultures, can forge almost anything, is skilled with firearms, is good at chess, and is an exceptional thief. The trailer for next season also has him sword fighting with someone.
White Collar / int_589661ad	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_589661ad	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_589661ad
White Collar / int_58fed037	type	It's Fake Fur, It's Fine
White Collar / int_58fed037	comment	It's Fake Fur, It's Fine: Part of the shopping spree, in the episode "Taking Account", involves buying lots of fur coat, and the episode notes twice that they are fake, just very high quality for artificial fur.
White Collar / int_58fed037	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_58fed037	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_58fed037
White Collar / int_59828815	type	Fakeâ€“Real Turn
White Collar / int_59828815	comment	Fake–Real Turn: In "Need to Know", Neal goes under as a political spin doctor, and creates a fictitious public park project for his client to be in favor of, in honor of an equally fictitious childhood friend. This creates such a response that by the end of the episode, the park is actually getting made, with the nonexistent kid's name attached.
White Collar / int_59828815	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_59828815	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_59828815
White Collar / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
White Collar / int_5989e3b6	comment	Enemy Mine: The series premise is a cop and a criminal being forced to work together.
White Collar / int_5989e3b6	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5989e3b6	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5989e3b6
White Collar / int_59938d30	type	Better than Sex
White Collar / int_59938d30	comment	Season 2 ends with Neal in a room filled with a fortune in lost art/riches. With a look on his face that screams "Better than Sex". He didn't steal it... but who did?
White Collar / int_59938d30	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_59938d30	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_59938d30
White Collar / int_5a963d1c	type	False Reassurance
White Collar / int_5a963d1c	comment	False Reassurance: After borrowing Burke's FBI jacket, Neal swears that "under no circumstances will I use this jacket to impersonate an FBI agent". Cut to Neal's friend Mozzie using the jacket to impersonate an FBI agent. Peter's beginning to get wise:
White Collar / int_5a963d1c	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5a963d1c	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5a963d1c
White Collar / int_5aa60027	type	Tell Me About My Father
White Collar / int_5aa60027	comment	Tell Me About My Father: Neal thinks this knowledge will help him realize his own identity.
White Collar / int_5aa60027	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5aa60027	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5aa60027
White Collar / int_5bdf025f	type	Instant Sedation
White Collar / int_5bdf025f	comment	Instant Sedation: The drink Adler gives Peter and Neal knocks them out instantly.
White Collar / int_5bdf025f	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5bdf025f	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5bdf025f
White Collar / int_5f930b19	type	Named After Somebody Famous
White Collar / int_5f930b19	comment	Named After Somebody Famous: Quite a few characters (Peter, Elizabeth, Alex, Kate...) share their names with Russian monarchs. There's also Neal's standard alias Nicholas Halden, and Mozzie checks into the hospital as Ivan Bliminse. Mozzie's "real" name derives from his inability to pronounce "Mozart" as a child.
White Collar / int_5f930b19	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5f930b19	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5f930b19
White Collar / int_5fb4ac87	type	Nazi Gold
White Collar / int_5fb4ac87	comment	Nazi Gold: Adler turns out to be hunting lost Nazi treasure.
White Collar / int_5fb4ac87	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5fb4ac87	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5fb4ac87
White Collar / int_5fbb8d8e	type	Hollywood Density
White Collar / int_5fbb8d8e	comment	Hollywood Density: A briefcase full of Krugerrands was quite easily passed around in one episode, while in reality that much gold would have weighed about a hundred pounds. Another episode had Neal and Mozzie walking around with a few hundred pounds of stained glass and lead came. In one hand each. Like it was a Welsh Corgi.
White Collar / int_5fbb8d8e	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_5fbb8d8e	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_5fbb8d8e
White Collar / int_60547993	type	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy
White Collar / int_60547993	comment	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: When Sara gets a job offer that would take her considerably outside of Neal's radius, he tells her she should take it, and immediately subverts the ensuing misunderstanding that dogs so many other fictional couples by explaining that he doesn't want her to go, but he wants her to be happy.
White Collar / int_60547993	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_60547993	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_60547993
White Collar / int_60ea2a89	type	Starter Villain
White Collar / int_60ea2a89	comment	Curtis Hagen was the show's Starter Villain, and returns to be the Big Bad Chessmaster of Season 5. Or so it seems...
White Collar / int_60ea2a89	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_60ea2a89	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_60ea2a89
White Collar / int_619985d7	type	Sacrificial Lion
White Collar / int_619985d7	comment	Sacrificial Lion: David Siegel lasts three episodes, gets some characterization and backstory, then gets murdered in season five.
White Collar / int_619985d7	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_619985d7	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_619985d7
White Collar / int_6201e8b0	type	I Have Your Wife
White Collar / int_6201e8b0	comment	I Have Your Wife: Keller to Peter, in the heartbreaking cliffhanger ending of 3x10, "Countdown".
White Collar / int_6201e8b0	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_6201e8b0	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_6201e8b0
White Collar / int_62624dc2	type	Interpol Special Agent
White Collar / int_62624dc2	comment	Interpol Special Agent: There's one in "All In."
White Collar / int_62624dc2	featureApplicability	1.0
White Collar / int_62624dc2	featureConfidence	1.0
White Collar	hasFeature	White Collar / int_62624dc2
White Collar / int_627264e0	type	Death Glare
White Collar / int_627264e0	comment	A mild variation with Neal giving Elizabeth a quick peck on the cheek to convince a nervous whistle-blower that he was agent Peter Burke. Seconds before, however, they almost did kiss. Cue Peter's Death Glare.
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White Collar / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
White Collar / int_62fd5552	comment	Bavarian Fire Drill: Both Neal and Mozzie are adept at this. Mozzie in particular managed to fool a local cop into thinking he was an actual FBI agent with nothing but a jacket and some forensic tools.
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White Collar / int_63075cbd	type	FBI Agent
White Collar / int_63075cbd	comment	Peter loves his wife very much. DO NOT mess with Elizabeth or try to bust up her shop, even if you are an FBI Agent. He will punch you in the face. And that's just for starters.
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White Collar / int_63389b0b	type	Kids Are Cruel
White Collar / int_63389b0b	comment	Kids Are Cruel: Played straight in "Dentist of Detroit". Mozzie was bullied a lot as a kid because he was an orphan.
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White Collar / int_639aa0cd	type	Did You Just Have Sex?
White Collar / int_639aa0cd	comment	Did You Just Have Sex?: Elizabeth notes that Neal is very chipper after a night with Sara. Then Neal notes the same thing about her... Also in "Stealing Home", when Neal drops by the Burkes before work, Peter comes down the stairs calling Elizabeth a "Tigress", only to find Neal in his kitchen, drinking orange juice. Peter proffers breakfast; Neal professes to have lost his appetite.
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White Collar / int_646407bd	type	We Named the Monkey "Jack"
White Collar / int_646407bd	comment	We Named the Monkey "Jack": Turns out Mozzie takes his name from his mispronunciation of his teddy bear's name "Mozart".
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White Collar / int_673999b1	type	Locking MacGyver in the Store Cupboard
White Collar / int_673999b1	comment	Locking MacGyver in the Store Cupboard: In "Payback", Peter manages to escape a locked cell with nothing but a clothespin, soda can, light bulb, and cell phone. With some help from Neal, of course.
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White Collar / int_676e942c	type	We Hardly Knew Ye
White Collar / int_676e942c	comment	In "One Last Stakeout," Neal walks into a solemn office and starts thinking that they might have found out what he was up to in the last few episodes. This isn't helped by the previous scene, where Siegel caught Neal interacting with Hagen and passing him a suspicious bag. What actually happened was that Siegel was found dead at Neal and Hagen's meeting place. We Hardly Knew Ye...
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White Collar / int_67dfa28	type	Planning with Props
White Collar / int_67dfa28	comment	Planning with Props: Mozzie outlines a plan to surreptitiously wipe a tape of incriminating evidence that's being sent by courier, using a bunch of toys that are lying around.
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White Collar / int_69cce3dc	type	Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap!
White Collar / int_69cce3dc	comment	Explain, Explain... Oh, Crap!: In the episode "By the Book", there is a Let Me Get This Straight... moment when Peter points out the flaw in the Perfect Exchange but later when Mozzie figures it out is more of one of these as he exclaims "There is no middle man!"
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White Collar / int_6a3bedce	type	Modesty Bedsheet
White Collar / int_6a3bedce	comment	Modesty Bedsheet: Utilized in almost every post-sex scene with Neal's Love Interests. In "Forging Bonds", both Alex and Kate wrap themselves in a sheet after having sex with Neal. Kate and Neal actually fight over the sheet when getting out of bed, with him walking naked in the apartment after she wins. In "Scott Free", Sara wakes up wearing one the morning after she sleeps with Neal. In "Wanted", Maya and Neal and seen wearing the "L shaped" one after sleeping together. "No Good Deed" opens with a post-coital Neal and Rebecca Talking in Bed while both each have their own modesty sheet.
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White Collar / int_6ad19559	type	Wine Is Classy
White Collar / int_6ad19559	comment	Wine Is Classy: Neal loves this trope. Working stiff FBI agent Peter Burke is a beer man. This comes to a head in an episode when Peter needs to pose as a wealthy wine connoisseur and Neal, horrified that they'll be exposed, tries to step in. Peter rallies, Magnificent Bastard style and completely snows everyone.
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White Collar / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
White Collar / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: In "Upper West Side Story", Neal and Mozzie take their self set side mission of getting Chloe to notice Evan as seriously as they do any of their other tasks.
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White Collar / int_6b7e3069	type	Birth-Death Juxtaposition
White Collar / int_6b7e3069	comment	Birth-Death Juxtaposition: A metaphorical one. When Mozzie's true name of Theodore Winters is revealed and on the FBI radar, he finds he needs to kill off this identity. Diana, who was 8 months pregnant at the time, decided to name her baby after him as a secret thank you for Mozzie helping in her delivery. Neal lampshades this trope.
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White Collar / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
White Collar / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: The episode name "Forging Bonds" has a double meaning. Caffrey appears to have a care-free attitude, Keller is a killer, Fowler was up to something foul... Also, an in-universe example with Neal using word-associations to remember names. A variant occurs where Mozzie calls Peter by his name instead of the usual "Suit" at the end of "Dentist of Detroit". This implies he has gotten over his bad experience of being adopted by a family of Feds as a child.
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White Collar / int_6bdf39ae	type	Master Actor
White Collar / int_6bdf39ae	comment	Master Actor: Neal is quite skilled at getting into character in order to become one of his many aliases. At one point, Peter calls him an 'alias savant'.
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White Collar / int_6c75e0e4	type	Beware the Silly Ones
White Collar / int_6c75e0e4	comment	Beware the Silly Ones: Mozzie sells the Degas painting to finance a bounty on Matthew Keller for murdering a fence he was friendly with, and to stop Keller from coming after Neal and their treasure. It isn't just the act itself; weird, quirky little Mozzie is chillingly calm as he arranges with an intermediary for a Carnival of Killers to go after Keller. Turns out that if you really anger Mozzie, he's more dangerous than Neal...
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White Collar / int_6ccba96b	type	Talking in Bed
White Collar / int_6ccba96b	comment	"No Good Deed" opens with a post-coital Neal and Rebecca Talking in Bed while both each have their own modesty sheet.
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White Collar / int_6d7026fa	type	Punny Name
White Collar / int_6d7026fa	comment	Punny Name: Before the FBI identified Neal as the bond forger, his nickname was James Bonds. "Scott Free" gave us Robin Hoodie: he stole from the rich and wore a hoodie. More accurately, Neal gave the FBI the name and immediately regrets it when everybody else takes to it. The expression of exasperation he has when Elizabeth expresses she likes it is positively epic. Sara names her and Neal's hypothetical baton-wielding con-children Conrad and Connie.
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White Collar / int_6d892421	type	Teacher/Student Romance
White Collar / int_6d892421	comment	Teacher/Student Romance: Chloe in "Upper West Side Story" is hot for Neal, who is pretending to be a substitute teacher at a swanky prep school. Her and every other female student.
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White Collar / int_6e0a57d6	type	Like an Old Married Couple
White Collar / int_6e0a57d6	comment	Like an Old Married Couple: Neal and Peter's spat in "Dentist of Detroit" comes off like this.
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White Collar / int_71598ac8	type	Internal Affairs
White Collar / int_71598ac8	comment	Internal Affairs: The FBI has the Office of Professional Responsibility. Unfortunately, one of its lead agents is quite obviously corrupt and is the leading contender for the Ring Man.
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White Collar / int_727a65e0	type	Gaslighting
White Collar / int_727a65e0	comment	Gaslighting: Used to get the villain-of-the-week in "Vital Signs" to give up his account number.
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White Collar / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
White Collar / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: In the Season 4 finale "In the Wind", Peter discharges his weapon into the floor inside a building as a warning shot, which no trained federal agent would ever do. This then results in him having gunshot residue on his hands when he's discovered with a murder victim, whom Peter had motive to kill.
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White Collar / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
White Collar / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words Operation Mentor "May you live in interesting times, and may you find what you're looking for."
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White Collar / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
White Collar / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Agent Lauren Cruz and Fowler.
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White Collar / int_7570a10c	type	Bond Villain Stupidity
White Collar / int_7570a10c	comment	Bond Villain Stupidity: In "Under the Radar", where either Adler or his henchmen leave a tied up Peter, Neal, and Alex to drown in a slowly filling drydock. Once they escape they Lampshade how Adler is trying too hard to act like a cartoon supervillain, and the henchmen simply open up with guns.
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White Collar / int_76c30df4	type	Will Not Tell a Lie
White Collar / int_76c30df4	comment	Will Not Tell a Lie: Early on, Neal tells Peter that he's never lied to him. As someone who lies for a living, you'd think that statement to be improbable... except that it's true. Neal's committed quite a few lies of omission, and has skirted around telling the entire truth to Peter on several occasions, but he's rarely, if ever, fed the FBI agent a bald-faced lie. According to Jeff Eastin, Neal does NOT actually lie to Peter, which makes his "creative truth-telling" a challenge to write. In season 4, Elizabeth asks Neal to lie to Peter about one of Neal and Peter's investigations, in order to protect Peter who has just ended up in the hospital due to a related FBI case. Peter knows that it's a bald-faced lie and immediately realizes something is wrong, because he knows Neal never outright lies to him. In fact, in contrast to his reactions to Neal's usual misdirection, Peter assumes that Neal is lying for a good reason and does his best to help Neal without revealing that he's involved.
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White Collar / int_777c0033	type	Technical Pacifist
White Collar / int_777c0033	comment	Technical Pacifist: Mozzie is a generally non-violent type, probably due to the influence of his old mentor Mr. Jeffries, who taught Mozzie to fight his battles with words, and Neal, who just doesn't like violence at all. Mozzie can babble and bluff his way out of almost anything. Hurt or kill someone he cares about, and he will put a six million dollar bounty on your head without a second thought.
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White Collar / int_78410584	type	She Is Not My Girlfriend
White Collar / int_78410584	comment	She Is Not My Girlfriend: Neal and Sara spend the episode after their near sexual encounter insisting this about one another. Everyone else disagrees.
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White Collar / int_786bf97f	type	Real Life Writes the Plot
White Collar / int_786bf97f	comment	Real Life Writes the Plot: In season five, Diana is pregnant because Marsha Thomason was at the time of filming.
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White Collar / int_794095d7	type	Boxed Crook
White Collar / int_794095d7	comment	Boxed Crook: Neal, albeit in a far less extreme version than the definition presented on that page. Alex gets such a deal from the Greek government after trying to rob the Acropolis for art with which to decorate her villa. They figure if she's so good at stealing Hellenic antiquities, she can go reclaim Greek cultural treasures from other countries for them. In season six, Matthew Keller has a deal similar to Neal's with Interpol. Difference is that Keller is still a killer and is even willing to get his handler murdered, assuming he'll be able to walk away when everything is done.
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White Collar / int_79974fb8	type	Rock Beats Laser
White Collar / int_79974fb8	comment	Rock Beats Laser: In "Uncontrolled Variables", Mozzie sneaks into a secure vault with a flash drive in order to steal some valuable data. Unfortunately for him, the data is stored on a 1970s era computer system which is impossible to hack and totally incompatible with modern computers.
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White Collar / int_799d05eb	type	Not Listening to Me, Are You?
White Collar / int_799d05eb	comment	Not Listening to Me, Are You?: Elizabeth and Peter in "Front Man":
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White Collar / int_7a54c458	type	Mock Millionaire
White Collar / int_7a54c458	comment	Mock Millionaire: Neal during several investigations. Peter during several other investigations.
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White Collar / int_7aa858c1	type	Consummate Liar
White Collar / int_7aa858c1	comment	Consummate Liar: Neal is this, except when it comes to Peter. He has stretched the boundaries, rarely, but he's much worse at deceiving him than anyone else. The one time he straight up lied to Peter, about his progress with finding the evidence box in Season 4 it took the latter by surprise so much he figured out that Elizabeth put him up to it. As the cast includes a lot of con artists and other white collar criminals, there are numerous characters, both among Neal's friends and enemies, who could fit this description, as well.
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White Collar / int_7aa989ea	type	Token Evil Teammate
White Collar / int_7aa989ea	comment	Token Evil Teammate: Let's face it: Neal is a world-class criminal who is something of a legend. However, it subverts this trope for the most part. Season three however starts off with Neal making plans to escape from the FBI with stolen Nazi plunder. With no hesitation at doing so. The only reason he doesn't get away successfully is because 1) Jones was in danger and 2) the timing was off. And he does not hesitate in figuring his next attempt. So for however likeable Neal is, he's still very capable of deceiving friends and allies if it suits him. And then subverted twice over in, once he thinks about it, he decides he wants to stay legit, only really conflicted because Mozzie doesn't see the point in staying. Mozzie, however, seems to be a perfectly straight version, except that he wasn't exactly able to make a clean break, and comes right back as soon as he learns Elizabeth is in trouble. The same thing happens to Mozzie again in Season 5 when he's faced with a choice of getting away even though Diana unveiled his identity, or staying and helping Diana give birth to her baby. He stays. Neal is now on his way to playing the trope straight as he's finally admitted he doesn't feel guilt when he's committing his heists, and he wants to go back to that life again. Once he admitted that to himself, he has absolutely no qualms about stealing the money the Criminal of the Week stole. The previous Neal might have let the FBI confiscate it and return it to the bank, but not this time.
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White Collar / int_7ac1f1e5	type	Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist
White Collar / int_7ac1f1e5	comment	Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist: Peter was this to Neal in the Backstory, except he was actually successful in catching Neal.
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White Collar / int_7bc8c453	type	Origins Episode
White Collar / int_7bc8c453	comment	Origins Episode: "Forging Bonds" tells the story of the first time Peter and Neal crossed paths.
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White Collar / int_7bd44eb9	type	Smart People Play Chess
White Collar / int_7bd44eb9	comment	Smart People Play Chess: Neal, Mozzie, and Keller all play chess.
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White Collar / int_7bd657f	type	White Collar Worker
White Collar / int_7bd657f	comment	White Collar Worker: Often seen working in the offices where the crimes take place.
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White Collar / int_7d4a47d1	type	Let Us Never Speak of This Again
White Collar / int_7d4a47d1	comment	Let Us Never Speak of This Again: In "Power Play" Neal and Peter switch identities and Peter has to tell the entire office to play along. After he explains the situation, he goes on to say "no questions, no laughing... we don't ever speak of this again."
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White Collar / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
White Collar / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In "On The Fence" the FBI has Matthew Keller apprehended, until the hitman Mozzie hired to kill him shows up and opens fire. In the ensuing chaos, Keller gets away cleanly and then, in "Countdown", kidnaps Elizabeth, setting off a chain of events that leads to Mozzie and Neal losing the treasure. At the beginning of the fourth series, Neal (and Mozzie) have made a clean break; Neal is living under an expertly-made assumed name, and the FBI - neither Peter nor the bloodhound the FBI assigns to track Caffrey down - have any idea where he is. The bloodhound spooks Peter, who manages to talk the one person Neal still has a contact method with, into giving him that contact method. Peter then gets Neal to call him, to warn him, but Peter is planning to get to Neal first, and records the call; with which recording Peter figures out where Neal is. Then the bloodhound raids Peter's home, finds the map on which they circled the location Neal is at (having found it via the background sound from the call,) goes there, and puts a $500,000 bounty on Neal, quote "in any condition" and without specifying that said condition needs to include "alive." Whooops. Peter's efforts in trying help Neal find out the truth about his father end up inadvertently getting Ellen murdered and forcing their only other lead to go into hiding, since he put their names through the FBI database, which can be accessed by corrupt officials.
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White Collar / int_813e694d	type	Continuity Cavalcade
White Collar / int_813e694d	comment	Continuity Cavalcade: The series finale has quite a few continuity nods, referencing how Neal and June met in the pilot, multiple references to how Neal and Mozzie met as revealed in Forging Bonds, and Keller references Kate's death in Out of the Box, which also alludes to the rivalry they had over her (which was a big part of the tension between them in Keller's first episode, Bottlenecked, but was not brought up in any of his appearances since).
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White Collar / int_82384b1	type	Never Hurt an Innocent
White Collar / int_82384b1	comment	Never Hurt an Innocent: Neal is highly averse to cons that will involve hurting innocent people, which is one of the major traits that sets him apart from fellow conmen like Keller and makes him sympathetic.
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White Collar / int_82757925	type	Nudity Equals Honesty
White Collar / int_82757925	comment	Nudity Equals Honesty: In "Out of the Box" Alex convinces Neal to go Skinny Dipping with her on a pool, so she will know he isn't wearing any wire.
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White Collar / int_8391b1c7	type	Artistic License â€“ Law
White Collar / int_8391b1c7	comment	Artistic License – Law: Some (most) of the show's schemes go beyond zany (see below) and go into full-blown, Cowboy Cop, massively illegal territory. Of special note, they at one point assault and poison a man before kidnapping him and threatening him with death if he doesn't incriminate himself (1x10, "Vital Signs"). Not only would the case not hold up in court, but Neal and Peter would go (back) to prison. Another important point is that the cops can't ask another party to do what they cannot themselves do. Bloody hands at arm's length and all that. Neal's activities are all illegal and any evidence obtained thereby would be inadmissible. Over the course of the series, somewhere between 99 and 100 percent of their cases would have been thrown out.
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White Collar / int_83b464fb	type	Straight Man
White Collar / int_83b464fb	comment	Straight Man: Essentially Peter, who is your everyday, by-the-book FBI agent. He has trouble adjusting to Neal's carefree and freestyle nature. Kramer later accuses Peter of changing, what's with him covering for Neal and obstructing justice and all.
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White Collar / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
White Collar / int_8409a385	comment	Exactly What It Says on the Tin The show revolves around white collar crime. The episode "Point Blank" alludes to Mozzie getting shot at point blank range at the end.
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White Collar / int_849f85d8	type	21-Gun Salute
White Collar / int_849f85d8	comment	21-Gun Salute: A fourth season episode featured a criminal who disappeared following conviction and the forfeiture of illegally gained assets and was presumed dead. His will required a 21-gun salute at his funeral.
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White Collar / int_854a186c	type	When You Snatch the Pebble
White Collar / int_854a186c	comment	When You Snatch the Pebble: Referenced by Mozzie when he trains Peter on how to plant a bug in someone's pocket and take it back.
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White Collar / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
White Collar / int_85557b38	comment	Reality Is Unrealistic: In-Universe example. In "Hard Sell", Peter, while undercover as a Corrupt Corporate Executive, plays as if to expose Neal who is also undercover. He tells the corrupt Wall Street brokerage group that they've infiltrated that Neal's bugged pen is too high end for the FBI to afford and that he's actually a corporate spy. In reality, the pen was given to Neal by the FBI.
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White Collar / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
White Collar / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: With the premise of the show, even. You wouldn't think investigating white collar crimes like fraud and art theft would involve so many guns, and yet, it's the rare episode that does not include someone being threatened with violence.
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White Collar / int_87ab7f69	type	Sharp-Dressed Man
White Collar / int_87ab7f69	comment	Sharp-Dressed Man: Neal can find himself nice clothes on his first day out of prison, after spending five minutes in a thrift store. The clothes did not come from the thrift store.
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White Collar / int_8966382e	type	Bank Robbery
White Collar / int_8966382e	comment	Bank Robbery: Committed in "Withdrawal".
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White Collar / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
White Collar / int_8b68d9a7	comment	In another episode, Elizabeth makes a few passing mentions of how Peter wooed her. And she's right; Peter flirting is hilarious since when wooing her, Peter did things straight out of romantic comedies. Him flirting doesn't mean anything to her since she knows if he really meant it, he'd be doing much more romantic things.
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White Collar / int_8bff32a8	type	Creepy Doll
White Collar / int_8bff32a8	comment	Creepy Doll: Elizabeth's childhood doll from "Pulling Strings".
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White Collar / int_8d612fe6	type	Swapped Roles
White Collar / int_8d612fe6	comment	Swapped Roles: Peter and Neal do this in "Power Play".
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White Collar / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
White Collar / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: Every mid-season and season finale so far has concluded with a surprise reveal or cliffhanger. The season 3 finale "Judgement Day". To avoid Neal being taken into the US Marshals' custody and dragged off to D.C. to work for Kramer while still on a tracking anklet, Peter hints for Neal to run, and he successfully leaves with Mozzie blowing all chances of a successful commutation. Although quite a few fans saw the "stunning revelation" at the end of the Season Four summer finale coming a mile away. Some were hoping against it, however, because they thought it too cliched. The season 4 finale has Peter getting arrested for a murder he didn't commit. In "One Last Stakeout," Neal walks into a solemn office and starts thinking that they might have found out what he was up to in the last few episodes. This isn't helped by the previous scene, where Siegel caught Neal interacting with Hagen and passing him a suspicious bag. What actually happened was that Siegel was found dead at Neal and Hagen's meeting place. We Hardly Knew Ye... "Live Feed," Hagen dies in front of Neal and Peter before he can reveal vital information, a series of clues leads the two to an apartment filled with files on Neal, Peter and their associates, and it seems the person behind all the events surrounding the Mosconi Codex is Rebecca.
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White Collar / int_8f228548	type	Booze Flamethrower
White Collar / int_8f228548	comment	Booze Flamethrower: An unusual example involving a bottle of (counterfeit) whiskey chucked into a glass-blower's furnace.
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White Collar / int_930e1bd4	type	Absurdly High-Stakes Game
White Collar / int_930e1bd4	comment	Absurdly High-Stakes Game: Neal poses as a multimillionaire gambler to infiltrate an underground Pai Gow game in "All In" and "In the Red".
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White Collar / int_94332264	type	Busman's Holiday
White Collar / int_94332264	comment	Busman's Holiday: In an even more extreme version of the trope, Peter and Ellie aren't even on holiday yet when they get kidnapped! They were literally just getting into the car to head out of town.
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White Collar / int_94a6783b	type	Ignored Enemy
White Collar / int_94a6783b	comment	Ignored Enemy: At the end of "Withdrawal", Neal and Peter start an argument to distract the woman holding a gun on them.
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White Collar / int_950bbfa7	type	Take a Third Option
White Collar / int_950bbfa7	comment	In order to facilitate their sale of the Nazi artwork, Mozzie and Neal need uncrackable identities, but one of the only ways to get them is to steal the birth certificate of a dead infant. Of course, Neal decides to try and Take a Third Option.
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White Collar / int_9536245b	type	Redundant Rescue
White Collar / int_9536245b	comment	Redundant Rescue: Diana at the end of "Need to Know".
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White Collar / int_95db314b	type	Casual Kink
White Collar / int_95db314b	comment	Casual Kink: When Peter accidentally interrupts a sexy morning between Neal and Sara and then gleefully shows off his detective skills to prove that he knows that that's exactly what he's done: messy bed, empty bottle of champagne on ice, breakfast for two on the table... and a pair of handcuffs. They're Sara's... and Neal's teaching her how to pick them... it's their version of sudoku...
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White Collar / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
White Collar / int_970c790a	comment	On a related note, The real Big Bad of Season 5 turns out to be Neal's girlfriend "Rebecca Lowe" a.k.a. Rachel Turner.
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White Collar / int_985e118a	type	Odd Couple
White Collar / int_985e118a	comment	Odd Couple: Neal and Peter are basically polar opposites; and in "Home Invasion" they get all Felix and Oscar when they're forced to share an apartment. Somewhat of an inversion too as the by-the-book cop is the sloppy one and the break-the-rules criminal is the uptight and tidy one. Although, one could argue this is the more logical alignment, as Con men often Thrive on a mark being disorderly, Neal keeping order in his personal life is a defense mechanism; and Peter while restrained by the rules of being a Government Employee would let himself relax when free of oversight
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White Collar / int_994e1fa8	type	Urban Legend Love Life
White Collar / int_994e1fa8	comment	Urban Legend Love Life: Neal. He flirts with everything that moves, but never even seems to try to hook up with anyone. Peter seems to assume that Neal's bedroom has a revolving door, but we see no evidence on the show that this is true. Probably due to the missing Kate being his One True Love, but even that relationship was not clearly explained as nowhere near "platonic" until "Forging Bonds". For all we know, she's his platonic soulmate. Though the writers are using Alex to Joss this.
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White Collar / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
White Collar / int_9b54d536	comment	Evil Counterpart: Keller — the "Blue Collar" version of Neal.
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White Collar / int_9c8701b5	type	A Day in the Limelight
White Collar / int_9c8701b5	comment	A Day in the Limelight: "As You Were" mostly focuses on Jones, and Elizabeth gets an adventure of her own in "Neighborhood Watch".
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White Collar / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
White Collar / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod In "By the Book" Elizabeth says that Mozzie had mentioned a waitress he had been bonding with over mystery novels when he was wiping the Burkes' house in "Home Invasion". Also, the bakery from "Free Fall" gets a nod in "Out of the Box". The painting from "The Portrait" titled "Young Girl with Locket" shows up at a museum in "Honor Among Thieves".
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White Collar / int_a0a838fe	type	Bait-and-Switch Gunshot
White Collar / int_a0a838fe	comment	Bait-and-Switch Gunshot: Peter shoots Adler before he can shoot Neal.
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White Collar / int_a0edf122	type	Good with Numbers
White Collar / int_a0edf122	comment	Good with Numbers: Neal demonstrates this in the pilot, calculating 64 years of compound interest in a matter of seconds. Later when Jones estimates the street value of a case of counterfeit Rolexes, Diana remarks that he's been hanging around Neal too much. Peter's degree was in accounting, and he was apparently good enough to be recruited by several Fortune 500 companies. Mozzie tends to be quite good with this trope too. This becomes huge in the fifth season when Mozzie realizes that the mysterious symbols they've been trying to decipher are number rather than letters.
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White Collar / int_a148f27b	type	Living Legend
White Collar / int_a148f27b	comment	Living Legend: Alright, class, that's it for today. Next week we'll begin the unit on Neal Caffrey. Mozzie does Neal one better, for once. He managed to become an Urban Legend. By accident. The Dentist of Detroit has committed every crime, and no-one has ever seen his face.
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White Collar / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
White Collar / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: At the end of "As You Were", Neal breaks into Burke's house to steal the Nazi cargo manifest when he receives a call from Burke, who tries to cheer him up over his recent breakup with Sara. Neal then breaks down when he realizes the gravity of the deed he has just done. A slightly existential example in "Controlling Interest", after being dosed with a drug called Good Night Cinderella (twice), Neal has an epiphany, where he believes that he doesn't feel guilty, and gets terrified of his own lack of morality.
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White Collar / int_a1e4de7	type	Never Bring a Knife to a Gun Fight
White Collar / int_a1e4de7	comment	Never Bring A Knife To A Gunfight: Neal walks in on Mozzie and another character in his apartment. Mozzie is brandishing a corkscrew, and Neal calls him off. His opponent then casually takes out the pistol he's been wielding in his pocket.
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White Collar / int_a201dad2	type	Passive-Aggressive Kombat
White Collar / int_a201dad2	comment	Passive-Aggressive Kombat: Neal basically lives this trope. It's also heavily present between Burke, Neal, and the perps of the week.
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White Collar / int_a4905771	type	Double-Meaning Title
White Collar / int_a4905771	comment	Double-Meaning Title: The episode "Forging Bonds", which is about both falsifying financial instruments and building interpersonal relationships.
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White Collar / int_a4d189fc	type	Marrying the Mark
White Collar / int_a4d189fc	comment	Marrying the Mark: Mozzie marries a woman pulling the "Sweetheart Con"; he pretends to be a millionaire, finds a real millionaire, woos her, marries her, and makes off with a lot of her money. Except it turns out the mark in this case is not only not a millionaire or even rich, she was pulling the exact same con on him. Naturally, they're perfect for each other.
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White Collar / int_a5f998ea	type	Stockholm Syndrome
White Collar / int_a5f998ea	comment	Stockholm Syndrome: Mozzie suggests that Neal has a case of this for Peter.
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White Collar / int_a6a6de9a	type	Humble Hero
White Collar / int_a6a6de9a	comment	Humble Hero: Jones' biggest schtick is that he's the most modest character in the entire series, even more so than Burke.
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White Collar / int_a6c69bd	type	MacGuffin
White Collar / int_a6c69bd	comment	MacGuffin: In the Season 1.5 premiere, it's revealed that the Ring Man wants a music box that was stolen from Russia's famous Amber Room, and he believes that Neal has it. However, Neal actually doesn't have it, and needs to steal it to find out why the Ring Man wants it so badly.
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White Collar / int_a6e8221e	type	Status Quo Is God
White Collar / int_a6e8221e	comment	Status Quo Is God: Subverted in the Season 3 finale. Neal was perhaps just moments away from being free of his anklet and working for the FBI as an actual consultant but Kramer comes along to arrest him, prompting Neal to flee the country. He's back to being a criminal, and Peter is back to chasing him — though he was the one who hinted for him to run. This effectively returns to the status quo of the start of the series and before Neal ever went to jail.
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White Collar / int_a734c20	type	Black Widow
White Collar / int_a734c20	comment	When Mozzie first meets Peter, he uses the alias "Dante Haversham"; in a later episode, when Neal has a message sent to "Mr. Haversham", he reveals that using that name is a distress signal between them. In Season 3, when Mozzie walks in on Peter's date with a Black Widow in Neal's apartment (it makes sense in context), Peter clues him in by introducing him as "My man, Haversham."
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White Collar / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
White Collar / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: In "All In", Peter acts like a bumbling idiot to have Mei Lin's coworkers talk freely (in Chinese) around him.
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White Collar / int_a8adc5a0	type	Like a Son to Me
White Collar / int_a8adc5a0	comment	Like a Son to Me: June says these exact words about Neal during his commutation hearing, complete with tears. It's not clear whether she truly meant it though, since she was putting on her best act to help Neal go free. It's probably true to some extent.
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White Collar / int_a94eaaa4	type	Odd Friendship
White Collar / int_a94eaaa4	comment	Odd Friendship: Elizabeth and Mozzie Acknowledged and lampshaded in Prisoner's Dilemma. Peter sends Mozzie home to Elizabeth in order to let her knew he's safe. And to keep her company on what would have been Peter and Elizabeth's date night. He mentions as much to the person he's with. With season 3, it starts to solidify more in various episodes. Elizabeth calls Mozzie over for assistance when Neal and Peter are hesitant. And Mozzie has begun to occasionally call or refer to her as Elizabeth rather than Mrs. Suit.
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White Collar / int_a9de87d2	type	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
White Collar / int_a9de87d2	comment	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: While hardly a moron, Peter does generally come off as a bit bumbling and sometimes a little clueless. And then he does something that reminds you why he was the only one able to track down Neal Caffrey. (Twice.) The scene in episode 12 at the auction house when Peter plays the part of a wine snob to perfection (after admitting to numerous people that he doesn't actually like wine) is a particularly awesome example. As well as in "All In" where he intentionally goes up to a group of Chinatown escorts asking questions in English — to record the bitchy and smug answers they shot at him in Chinese. From the season one finale: From Episode 14 of Season 2, Peter is kidnapped and blindfolded — when the kidnappers remove his blindfold, he tells them his location to the block. In "Checkmate", Peter manages to ad-lib his way through a con while Mozzie stood there stunned. He also executes an excellent flying tackle on Keller just as he is about to land a killing blow on Neal. He manages to hold his own pretty well in the scuffle with Keller too, right up until Neal shoots Keller in the leg. In S04E7, Peter lets a fixer control the interrogation and Sherlock Scan him and Diana, playing to her ego. He then tells her he thinks she's all bluff. She calls the Mayor to prove a point to him... Not realising that as City Hall logs are public record, Peter now knows her phone number, and can subpoena her records. One generally doesn't think Mozzie can possibly be badass, but when held in gunpoint during "By the Book", he manages to grab the gun from the mook when he is distracted.
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White Collar / int_a9f8a98b	type	Licked by the Dog
White Collar / int_a9f8a98b	comment	Licked by the Dog: In "Book of Hours", the mob boss looks about to rip apart a homeless guy who had stolen his antique bible. He deflates when the guy's dog licks his hand.
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White Collar / int_ac560dc4	type	Save the Villain
White Collar / int_ac560dc4	comment	Save the Villain: In "Company Man", Peter and the murder suspect have been poisoned, and a barely-conscious Peter insists that Neal get the suspect to the medics as well, stating it's not "[Peter's] call who lives or dies".
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White Collar / int_ac92aad1	type	White-Collar Crime
White Collar / int_ac92aad1	comment	White-Collar Crime: A minor theme of the show, sometimes, on occasion.
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White Collar / int_acd599b6	type	Con Men Hate Guns
White Collar / int_acd599b6	comment	Con Men Hate Guns: Neal, who is "not a gun guy." But, as we see in "Hard Sell", not liking guns doesn't mean Neal can't use one really well. And again in "Unfinished Business". Putting together a Ruger MK II with custom specs? Like a boss. Later, we find out that when Neal was a kid, his mom told him his dad was a heroic cop who died in the line of duty. Neal grows up wanting to be just like that, and ends up learning a lot about guns.
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White Collar / int_afdcce7e	type	Instant Birth: Just Add Labor!
White Collar / int_afdcce7e	comment	Instant Birth: Just Add Labor!: Played straight when Diana's water breaks. The baby is coming right then and there, and Mozzie (of all people) has to be the one delivering. A surprised Neal walks in on Diana and Mozzie holding the baby.
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White Collar / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
White Collar / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: Mozzie has always wanted to fake his death and start over. He gets the opportunity in "Out Of The Frying Pan"... except that the identity that was killed? Is his real name, which is tied into all his retirement assets. Mozzie ends up off the FBI's official radar, and penniless.
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White Collar / int_b0c4bf9b	type	Luxury Prison Suite
White Collar / int_b0c4bf9b	comment	Luxury Prison Suite: Keller appears to be living rather well in prison.
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White Collar / int_b1dde8fd	type	Loophole Abuse
White Collar / int_b1dde8fd	comment	Loophole Abuse: Neal uses this to nail the perp in the pilot episode. The FBI knows exactly where his counterfeiting operation is, but they can't go in without a warrant... unless they were pursuing a fugitive who just happened to wander into the criminal's hideout. Lampshaded when Peter complains to Neal about how he and Mozzie treat the very limited utility of the exigent circumstances law as an all-you-can-subpoena buffet.
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White Collar / int_b1ed0e0c	type	Rank Up
White Collar / int_b1ed0e0c	comment	Rank Up: Beginning Season 5, Peter is promoted to ASAC in charge of the New York White Collar Division, while Jones becomes acting Supervisory Special Agent.
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White Collar / int_b39b94da	type	Born Lucky
White Collar / int_b39b94da	comment	Born Lucky: Peter sometimes perceives Neal as being this way and slightly resents him for it, for instance, when Peter scolds Neal for getting something for nothing in the pilot. To be fair to Peter, what were the odds of Neal encountering, straight out of prison, a Cool Old Lady with a soft spot for conmen? One willing to offer him the spare room in her gorgeous Manhattan townhouse? (Not to mention some of her dead husband's gorgeous clothes.) Peter comments on Neal's luck again in the second episode of season two, "Need to Know." Peter watched Neal get kissed by Raquel after betraying her, lying to her, and getting her caught by the FBI. Of course Neal is born lucky. The opposite also seems to be true; Neal apparently wants the "normal" white-picket-fence life Peter has. Subverted in "Company Man" when it's shown Peter could have been wildly rich and successful with his accounting degree, but prefers the nobility of the FBI and his loving wife. When he's faced with a grand hotel room with everything he could ever want, Neal tells him, "Seems like you picked the wrong universe," to which Peter immediately replies, "Nope." And out of all the grandeur in the room, Peter considers the best thing to be the photo of Elizabeth he brought from home. Later, we learn he also could have been a pro baseball player. Definitely the case after Neal gets away with the crime of hoarding the Nazi treasure because Keller lies that he's the one who found the submarine and kept the treasure. As such, not only is Neal cleared of everything to do with the Nazi treasure, he gets a commutation hearing to discuss reducing his sentence for outstanding service to the country since he helped catch Keller. As Peter puts it in "Upper West Side Story": "Judgement Day" reveals that the treasure Keller took that was eventually recovered by the US government was only a little more than half of the total Nazi treasure. The rest was shipped out of the country by Mozzie and is still more than Neal and Mozzie could ever want for. Yet whenever things start looking up for Neal, something bad happens to the people around him. An example would be after he was allowed to return to New York and continue as an FBI consultant, Peter got re-assigned to the evidence warehouse temporarily. And when Peter was allowed to return to the White Collar division two episodes later, everything is where it should be and Neal is happy for about five minutes before Ellen is shot.
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White Collar / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
White Collar / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Mozzie is a professional criminal that will borderline stalk a woman he has a crush on...but he considers finding her unlisted address over the line. In order to facilitate their sale of the Nazi artwork, Mozzie and Neal need uncrackable identities, but one of the only ways to get them is to steal the birth certificate of a dead infant. Of course, Neal decides to try and Take a Third Option. Neal has limits as to who he pulls his cons on. In "Parting Shots", Neal refuses to con an innocent widow.
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White Collar / int_b5914444	type	Noodle Implements
White Collar / int_b5914444	comment	Noodle Implements: Amusingly subverted in "Need to Know". The objects Mozzie requests sound random at first (shoelace, refrigerator magnet, magazine, twenty-dollar bill, hammer, crowbar, radio), but each one ends up serving a purpose. Except the hammer and the crowbar. We still don't know what he needed those for.
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White Collar / int_b6287eff	type	Briar Patching
White Collar / int_b6287eff	comment	Briar Patching: Neal needs to get away from Peter so he can swap out a painting from the Nazi treasure for a forgery. He lets Peter catch him with a set of lockpicks, causing Peter to confiscate them and lock him in a nearby room. Neal protests all the way, to cover the fact that locked up in this room is exactly where he needs to be for his plan to work.
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White Collar / int_b6ec7566	type	Twofer Token Minority
White Collar / int_b6ec7566	comment	Twofer Token Minority: Cruz was Hispanic and female. Diana is black, female, and homosexual.
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White Collar / int_b9955dad	type	Wanting Is Better Than Having
White Collar / int_b9955dad	comment	Wanting Is Better Than Having: One of the main Aesops of the series.
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White Collar / int_b99bed67	type	No-Nonsense Nemesis
White Collar / int_b99bed67	comment	No-Nonsense Nemesis: Why not just shoot? Peter does. The shooting was justified as the bad guy had already threatened both their lives and was about to use his firearm. As a law enforcement officer, Peter would know this gives him justification. That the bad guy is someone he really doesn't like was just icing on the cake.
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White Collar / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
White Collar / int_ba236071	comment	Peter and Mozzie's relationship has greatly evolved, however. Before, Peter refused to leave his wife alone with Mozzie and had Jones come over when he couldn't be there. A season later, and Peter sends Mozzie over to hang out with Elizabeth while Peter is handling a delicate situation. And in "Payback", Mozzie is genuinely shocked and concerned when Peter is kidnapped. To the point of bring a bag of hammers when Neal asks for just one and going to keep Elizabeth company at home turning the ordeal on his own volition despite the FBI security detail on the house. And planting a bug on the FBI security so that Elizabeth can hear how the rescue is going. He also immediately comes back to New York in "Checkmate" and is willing to give up the Nazi treasure when he finds out Elizabeth was kidnapped.
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White Collar / int_ba5bbda5	type	Mirror Character
White Collar / int_ba5bbda5	comment	Mirror Character: After we find out a little more about Fowler's past, it's quite clear that he was very much like Burke in his early career and it is quite possible that Burke may have fallen like Fowler if the situation was right. Likewise, if Neal had continued his life of crime, he could have very well turned out to be like some of the criminals he helped Burke arrest. "Payback" suggests this as well that if Neal continues his lifestyle, he'll end up always looking for a con to the point of, functionally, acting like a (classy) addict well into old age and ending up alone, penniless, and ultimately, an empty shell with nothing in the world - not even money or fine things - but trying to hold on to something he's losing.
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White Collar / int_bb2fa590	type	Fool for Love
White Collar / int_bb2fa590	comment	Fool for Love: Neal to Kate. She breaks up with him and he immediately breaks out of prison to find her. He spends the entire first season trying to find and rescue her. The second season focuses on him trying to avenge her murder. Later seasons show that he's not that good at keeping a level head about his relationships. Everything almost falls apart thanks to his relationship with Sara Ellis in seasons three and four, and his relationship with Rebecca in season five is best described as Worst. Breakup. Ever.
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White Collar / int_bc2ad4e7	type	Dude, She's A Lesbian
White Collar / int_bc2ad4e7	comment	Dude, She's A Lesbian: Neal goes for Diana in a big way until Peter deflates his hopes.
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White Collar / int_bc3cb7ff	type	Clear My Name
White Collar / int_bc3cb7ff	comment	Clear My Name: Neal in "Free Fall", Peter in "Burke's Seven". Subverted with the Season 5 premiere. Peter was wrongly accused of killing Senator Pratt, but the real killer, Neal's father James, refuses to confess and help him, so Neal is forced into Framing the Guilty Party by forging a confession from James to clear Peter.
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White Collar / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
White Collar / int_bc74ef27	comment	Mozzie gets riled up in "In the Red" when he finds out that the perp Neal and Peter are going after is running an extortion scam involving adopted kids. This is because Mozzie was raised under foster care and understands the hardships adopted children must go through. This one could likely stretch into real life as well. Willie Garson (Mozzie) mentions in USA's "I'm a Character" promos that he's an adoptive father in real life, and could very possibly have the same Berserk Button about messing with adopted children.
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White Collar / int_bcd27e37	type	Improbable Aiming Skills
White Collar / int_bcd27e37	comment	Improbable Aiming Skills: Neal, despite not liking guns, has this. During Keller's struggle with Peter, Neal manages to shoot him in the leg despite Peter blocking him. The improbable part comes in when Peter shows the camera a hole in his pants' leg, revealing that Neal shot Keller through the cloth of Peter's pants without hurting Peter at all. And Neal happened to be down with injuries too.
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White Collar / int_be8416ea	type	Shrouded in Myth
White Collar / int_be8416ea	comment	Shrouded in Myth: "The Dentist of Detroit". (It's Mozzie.)
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White Collar / int_beb932ca	type	Big Applesauce
White Collar / int_beb932ca	comment	Big Applesauce: Shot in NYC itself, and utilizing as many panoramic shots of the city as they can cram in.
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White Collar / int_beb9a361	type	Anti-Hero
White Collar / int_beb9a361	comment	Anti-Hero: Neal, especially when pulling an unapproved con for someone in need. Several of the FBI agents practically label him outright as such at a few points, noting that one of his defining traits is "doing the wrong thing for the right reason".
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White Collar / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
White Collar / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Peter and Elizabeth; in fact, their marriage is quite possibly the happiest on American television. Potential opportunities for marital strife (e.g. Elizabeth's friend in episode 4, Peter at the hotel in episode 5) are used to show how much the two depend on each other. In "Vital Signs", Peter had to flirt with another woman to gain contact information and trust. Elizabeth found the idea of Peter flirting hilarious, and the same pickup lines were reused at the end of the episode to give more support to this trope. In another episode, Elizabeth makes a few passing mentions of how Peter wooed her. And she's right; Peter flirting is hilarious since when wooing her, Peter did things straight out of romantic comedies. Him flirting doesn't mean anything to her since she knows if he really meant it, he'd be doing much more romantic things. The fact that most of the fandom (the fandom) is unwilling to break up Peter and El's marriage in fic and the biggest ship is an OT3 of Peter/El/Neal should go far in showing you how Happily Married they are. In one episode, Peter is pretending to be an auditor and gets put up in a 5-star hotel penthouse. He's talking to Elizabeth on his laptop, showing her the room, the view, and otherwise gushing about how swanky it is. Then he gets to, in his own words, "...the best part." And that is? A picture of Elizabeth he packed with him. In addition, several scenes later as he's getting ready for bed, he spends the time talking to that picture. In the episode "Payback", we see what passes for domestic drama in the Burke household: an argument about picking up the dry cleaning and a failure to call each other "hon" when they part. Neal and Mozzie both lampshade this incredulously:
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White Collar / int_c26e2b1	type	New Powers as the Plot Demands
White Collar / int_c26e2b1	comment	New Powers as the Plot Demands: Not as egregrious as some examples, but Neal definitely seems to have a lot of relevant knowledge just when they need to know about the most random things.
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White Collar / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
White Collar / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Neal gets one in the first season finale, when Kate is killed in front of him.
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White Collar / int_c3245c20	type	I Lied
White Collar / int_c3245c20	comment	I Lied: In 1x12, Wilkes says this after Neal gets the briefcase to save the kidnapped girl. When Neal reveals that the briefcase is empty, he replies that he lied too.
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White Collar / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
White Collar / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: Mozzie calls FBI Agents "suits". His best friend, Neal, is known for wearing very nice antique suits.
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White Collar / int_c435ec5d	type	Aesop Amnesia
White Collar / int_c435ec5d	comment	Aesop Amnesia: Apparently, in Season 3, Neal has completely forgotten about the Aesop of the episode "Countermeasures". Peter and Neal keep learning and then forgetting that they work better together when they don't go behind each other's backs, and Neal keeps learning and then forgetting that in the long run, hiding things from Peter almost never works. Neal eventually realizes that he can't stop; he just likes conning people too darn much.
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White Collar / int_c514c2c4	type	Gentleman and a Scholar
White Collar / int_c514c2c4	comment	Gentleman and a Scholar: Neal. He loves art and fine wine and adores clothing from the fifties. And he has multiple degrees. And apparently they're all in whatever crime has occurred this week.
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White Collar / int_c6b8d37a	type	Cliffhanger
White Collar / int_c6b8d37a	comment	Cliffhanger The Season 1 mid-season finale where Peter's waiting for Kate in her hotel room, wearing the ring from the surveillance photos. Season 1 ends with Kate's plane exploding. Season 2's summer finale ends with Mozzie getting shot. Season 2 ends with Neal in a room filled with a fortune in lost art/riches. With a look on his face that screams "Better than Sex". He didn't steal it... but who did? Season 3's summer finale ends with Keller kidnapping Elizabeth. Season 3's finale ends with Neal fleeing the country with Mozzie. Season 4's summer finale is Neal finding out the guy calling himself Sam and helping him look into his past is actually his father James, who he last saw when he was three and then Season 4 goes on to end with James framing Peter for murdering a senator and disappearing again despite all Neal's desperation to get him to do the right thing. And at the end of Season 5's finale, Neal is kidnapped.
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White Collar / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
White Collar / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Amusingly enough, the Ark actually shows up in the warehouse full of Nazi treasure in the last minutes of the Season 2 finale. Another: In "All In", to an old Chinese man: "Don't get him wet, don't feed him after midnight, right?" The password to the secret poker game? Sunnydale. Now if only they were playing for kittens... In "As You Were", Peter Burke states that he got a warrant by buying a good deal of the U.S. Attorney's daughter's "damn chocolate bars" to support their school. (Jeff Eastin acknowledged on his Twitter that this is a shout out co-writer to Jane Espenson.) Peter calls Mozzie "Ironside" in "Burke's Seven". Speaking of which..."Burke's Seven"? Both "Burke's Seven" and "Withdrawal" have Neal and Peter calling each other "Butch" and "Sundance". And Peter describing Keller as "more Ratso Rizzo than Cary Grant". Upon seeing a photo of Peter with a mustache: In "Copycat Caffrey", Alex refers to the group of college students hanging out at a bar with their professor as the Dead Poets Society. When forging an FBI case file, they come across a page mentioning a County Commissioner named Gordon. Cue Mozzie humming dana-nana-nana-nana.... And Jones humming the same tune when he reads over the file. At least a couple times Mozzie is referred to as Rain Man. In "Upper West Side Story", when Manhattan Prep student Evan shows up to ask for help with correct legal terminology, Peter quips "10 Points to Gryffindor" From the same episode, Neal poses as a substitute teacher teaching romantic poetry and all the girls in the class fall for him. As Peter tells Elizabeth later:
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White Collar / int_c83cd6b8	type	The Nicknamer
White Collar / int_c83cd6b8	comment	The Nicknamer: To Mozzie, Peter is "Suit", Elizabeth is "Mrs. Suit", and Diana is "Lady Suit". Jones and Diana collectively are the "Demi-Suits". Mozzie even calls Christie "Ms. Lady Suit", quickly corrected by Neal as "Doctor Lady Suit." During the years when Neal was chased by Peter, Neal nicknamed Peter "Burke the Jerk", which Peter was not happy to discover. The FBI gives nicknames to all the criminals they don't know the true identity of. The list includes "The Dutchman", "Ghovat" (The Ghost), and "James Bonds" for Neal and his bond forgery.
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White Collar / int_c8a8c595	type	Retirony
White Collar / int_c8a8c595	comment	Retirony: Ellen gets shot just a few days shy of going back into Witness Protection. No one saw that coming.
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White Collar / int_ca803bc0	type	Anachronistic Clue
White Collar / int_ca803bc0	comment	Anachronistic Clue: Peter and Neal will often look for such clues to determine if an item is a forgery. It is usually averted with forgeries Neal makes since he does detailed research on the original and makes sure not to use anachronistic materials. This is invoked in one instance when Neal has to make a forgery that is good enough to fool most art experts but has just enough anachronisms that a detailed examination in an FBI lab would reveal that it is a fake.
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White Collar / int_cbaa9102	type	Signature Headgear
White Collar / int_cbaa9102	comment	Signature Headgear: Caffrey's signature trilby, picked up from a wealthy widow's donations to a thrift store.
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White Collar / int_cc1bd54d	type	Non-Action Guy
White Collar / int_cc1bd54d	comment	Non-Action Guy: Neal. As an incredibly intelligent Guile Hero, he's great at talking his way out of situations, but since he's averse to violence and Doesn't Like Guns, he's not much good at fighting his way out. The few times he does end up in a physical fight, he loses the upper hand pretty quickly and has to be saved by someone else. In one episode he's heard trying to persuade Peter that he should receive combat training since he's out in the field so much, but Peter understandably shoots this down. Mozzie, for similar reasons as Neal.
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White Collar / int_cdad4b25	type	Toxic Friend Influence
White Collar / int_cdad4b25	comment	Toxic Friend Influence: Mozzie has become a tame version of this in Season 3, as he constantly prods Neal to break all off his current relationships so they can live new (wealthy) lives after fencing the stolen Nazi treasure, despite Neal's doubts. He only gets vicious in the season finale, and that's after he felt betrayed by Neal-and even then, he's willing to help.
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White Collar / int_cddc61ac	type	Fake-Out Make-Out
White Collar / int_cddc61ac	comment	Fake-Out Make-Out: Between Neal and Diana in "Need to Know" . That extra-frisky frisking with Fiametta in "Book of Hours". A variation right before Alex first meets Peter. She takes off some of her clothes, messes up her hair, and lies down in Neal's bed. A mild variation with Neal giving Elizabeth a quick peck on the cheek to convince a nervous whistle-blower that he was agent Peter Burke. Seconds before, however, they almost did kiss. Cue Peter's Death Glare.
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White Collar / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
White Collar / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth:
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White Collar / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
White Collar / int_d001c42c	comment	Anti-Villain: Garrett Fowler at the end of the second season summer finale is shown to be this. You really do have to feel for how messed up and sad his situation is, with him basically becoming a pawn for the Big Bad. The parallels between Fowler and Peter, and Fowler and Neal, are pretty interesting.
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White Collar / int_d013cd12	type	Lovable Rogue
White Collar / int_d013cd12	comment	Lovable Rogue: Neal. He frequently commits crimes but his charm and good nature make it impossible to dislike him.
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White Collar / int_d13e75b2	type	How's Your British Accent?
White Collar / int_d13e75b2	comment	How's Your British Accent? Marsha Thomason pulls out her natural accent in "Deadline". They even specifically ask her to use a Manchester dialect. In "Veiled Threat" Matt Bomer pulls out his native Texan accent. And Scottish-born Ross McCall gets to use his native accent when Matthew Keller impersonates an Interpol agent in "On the Fence".
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White Collar / int_d2b59903	type	Cool Old Lady
White Collar / int_d2b59903	comment	Cool Old Lady: June, the widow who supplies Neal with exquisite vintage suits and a penthouse apartment in the pilot, knowing full well that he's a con man just out of prison. Elements of her character (such as her ties to the Rat Pack) are apparently based on the real-life Cool Old Lady portraying her, Diahann Carroll. June shows herself to be an excellent actress during Neal's commutation hearing.
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White Collar / int_d2c0e2ed	type	Schmuck Bait
White Collar / int_d2c0e2ed	comment	Schmuck Bait: In "The Dentist of Detroit", Mozzie flat out tells the mobster the con was an FBI set up. He still takes the suitcase of money and tries to shoot him.
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White Collar / int_d332bf54	type	Lampshaded
White Collar / int_d332bf54	comment	Peter is more than a little like this to Neal. Lampshaded by Mozzie on more than one occasion, starting in the second season. Elizabeth, June, and Ellen also took on maternal roles to Neal at different points. Peter and Elizabeth's role as Neal's surrogate parents was never more clear than when they were talking to him about how he needed to tell Rebecca the truth about who he was. The scene was so very reminiscent of parents sitting their son down to talk to him about relationships and the importance of honesty. Him going to June for her opinion after that demonstrated how Neal values her advice just as much as Peter and Elizabeth's.
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White Collar / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
White Collar / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: In "Taking Account", Burke chews Sara out for going along with Neal's plan of smoking out a bank robber by stealing his stolen money and spending it in a no hold barred shopping spree. Later in the same episode, Sara calls Neal out for his intention to burn all his bridges for one last score.
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White Collar / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
White Collar / int_d45c0b86	comment	Refuge in Audacity: Neal pulls this off a lot. In the first season finale, Neal manages to infiltrate a party at the Italian consulate. He straight up tells everybody that he's an international art thief out to rob them, but it's all part of the plan. In "Point Blank", Neal slices a banner off a railing to swing from a balcony through the window into a locked room in the middle of a museum gala. Errol Flynn much? There's also "Taking Account," in which Neal and Sara use a suspected criminal's multimillion-dollar account to go on a huge shopping spree. Of course, this is all part of a plan to draw the suspect out, but he bought FOUR HELICOPTERS with the loot. The way he swaps the Degas in "Countdown". Neal sneaks up to a penthouse, swaps the painting for a forgery and jumps off the roof with a parachute. When Neal tells Peter in the season 3 finale, Peter just exasperatedly replies "Fine, don't tell me." Hopping from the top of one tram to another with the possibility of falling hundreds of feet into the river below and killing himself. Even Peter couldn't resist a small "Wow."
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White Collar / int_d48c0702	type	That's What I Would Do
White Collar / int_d48c0702	comment	That's What I Would Do: As a white collar criminal hired to catch white collar criminals, Neal makes good use of this trope. He frequently deduces how criminals must have hidden their tracks by thinking over how he'd do it.
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White Collar / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
White Collar / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: Peter repeatedly berates Neal for looking for Kate and assuming she was in danger, and never apologizes to Neal for his part in her death. But when Peter's wife is kidnapped, he loses all composure and immediately blames Neal for the entire ordeal. He also chastises Neal every time he makes a lie of omission or makes morally grey decisions for the greater good. Yet Peter is more than willing to do exactly the same things.
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White Collar / int_d563a53c	type	Batman Grabs a Gun
White Collar / int_d563a53c	comment	Batman Grabs a Gun: Neal snaps in this manner when he has a chance to encounter and kill the man who he believes killed Kate. All of his friends are so worried about him being in this state that when Mozzie finds out he's got a gun, he immediately calls Peter.
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White Collar / int_d609b01a	type	Carnival of Killers
White Collar / int_d609b01a	comment	Carnival of Killers: Occurs when Mozzie places a six million dollar bounty on Keller who killed one of their friends and was threatening them.
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White Collar / int_d72edeb0	type	Fake Guest Star
White Collar / int_d72edeb0	comment	Fake Guest Star: Sharif Atkins as Clinton Jones, who has appeared in every episode. Jeff Eastin said it was actually in Sharif's contract to be kept a guest star, therefore leaving him free to do pilots. As of the fourth season he is credited as one of the stars of the show.
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White Collar / int_d73ecb18	type	Gun Struggle
White Collar / int_d73ecb18	comment	Gun Struggle: Peter is far more physical than Neal, so when a struggle happens involving a bad guy with a gun, it's almost always Peter who gets all wrestly. A lot of their marks a genuine white collar criminals who would never grab a gun, but some of them are happy to do a little ultraviolence.
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White Collar / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
White Collar / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds Neal and Peter, natch. Peter and Mozzie. Peter and Mozzie's relationship has greatly evolved, however. Before, Peter refused to leave his wife alone with Mozzie and had Jones come over when he couldn't be there. A season later, and Peter sends Mozzie over to hang out with Elizabeth while Peter is handling a delicate situation. And in "Payback", Mozzie is genuinely shocked and concerned when Peter is kidnapped. To the point of bring a bag of hammers when Neal asks for just one and going to keep Elizabeth company at home turning the ordeal on his own volition despite the FBI security detail on the house. And planting a bug on the FBI security so that Elizabeth can hear how the rescue is going. He also immediately comes back to New York in "Checkmate" and is willing to give up the Nazi treasure when he finds out Elizabeth was kidnapped. "Power Play" has Peter teasing Mozzie and then having a casual (if quirky) conversation as they walk home together.
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White Collar / int_d8e0e9f7	type	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You
White Collar / int_d8e0e9f7	comment	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You: No, James, you didn't. (Technically, it was Neal's mom's idea that he not follow them to St. Louis, but that still comes down to his horrible, horrible decision-making. And then there's all the other horrible decision-making that continues to screw what's left of his family thirty-odd years later and which is all on him.)
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White Collar / int_da910c25	type	Authentication by Newspaper
White Collar / int_da910c25	comment	Authentication by Newspaper: The kidnappers in "Front Man" use this in their proof-of-life tape.
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White Collar / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
White Collar / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: Diana, Alex, and Sara all qualify. Even Elizabeth gets her moments.
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White Collar / int_db2f3581	type	All Girls Want Bad Boys
White Collar / int_db2f3581	comment	All Girls Want Bad Boys: Sara essentially states this as the reason why she likes Neal in the season 4 finale
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White Collar / int_db8b1727	type	Window Love
White Collar / int_db8b1727	comment	Window Love: When Kate goes to visit Neal in prison, he tries to do this but she'll have none of it. Later, when he watches the security footage, he realizes she's tapping her leg in Morse code to send him a secret message instead.
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White Collar / int_dbd2c15e	type	Everyone Can See It
White Collar / int_dbd2c15e	comment	Everyone Can See It: The UST between Neal and Sara.
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White Collar / int_dc3e1299	type	Argentina Is Nazi-Land
White Collar / int_dc3e1299	comment	Argentina Is Nazi-Land: A U-boat filled with treasure was on the way there with Nazi Gold when it sank. This is also where Larssen was shipping his Nazi flatware.
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White Collar / int_dca70c44	type	Reasonable Authority Figure
White Collar / int_dca70c44	comment	Reasonable Authority Figure: Hughes, Bancroft in "Prisoner's Dilemma". Hughes especially in the season 4 premiere. When a hot shot agent comes in hunting Neal, Hughes sides with Peter as openly as his position will allow. And when Hughes finds out that Peter has been hunting Neal (with his team) at home (after said hot shot gets a warrant to search Peter's home), Hughes outright asks Peter if he knows where Neal is. Peter says he may have just a strong lead as of last night and asks if the hot shot is on his way there. Hughes says yes and then tells Peter that he's been told to put Peter on leave in order to get perspective on what's important. He then adds: "If that means Neal... I understand." Let's put this in perceptive then. Hughes basically just learned that not only was Peter not following regulations, he was also very likely withholding evidence and obstructing the pursue of a fugitive. So Hughes gives Peter (and by extension, Neal) information that hot shot is en route and basically gives his blessing to use the forced vacation time for Peter to go after Neal, if he wishes. Later, he protects the other members of the team while Peter is on the speakerphone with him from Neal's hideout and Neal is listening but hasn't said anything out loud, Hughes agrees to set up a means of getting Neal back to his old deal, no new jailtime, and ends with all but admitting he knows Neal is right there when he tells Peter to not put him on speakerphone again. Later still, he did as much as he could to shield Peter from the fallout of his actions but couldn't stop him from being transferred and is genuinely sorry for this failure. Most. Benevolent. Boss. Ever.
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White Collar / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
White Collar / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: Curtis Hagen was the show's Starter Villain, and returns to be the Big Bad Chessmaster of Season 5. Or so it seems... On a related note, The real Big Bad of Season 5 turns out to be Neal's girlfriend "Rebecca Lowe" a.k.a. Rachel Turner. Matthew Keller as well. He's originally introduced in the Season 1 episode Bottlenecked as a former associate and rival of Neal's, but is arrested at the end of the episode. However, he breaks out of prison in Payback, shows up again in Season 3 to try to steal the Nazi treasure from Neal and Mozzie, and reappears once more in Season 6 as an undercover CI for Interpol, ending up in an Enemy Mine situation with Neal who is also undercover.
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White Collar / int_df582b0b	type	Continuity Snarl
White Collar / int_df582b0b	comment	Continuity Snarl Neal's backstory is a bit tangled. Some of that could be excused as him being an unreliable narrator, but it's not just him contradicting himself. Peter, Mozzie, and others have also added to the confusion that is his backstory. He and Ellen claimed that they hadn't seen each other or spoken since Neal ran away when he was eighteen. However, the Raphael that he left with her and the pagers that they used to communicate seem to contradict this. The events that occurred between Neal first coming to New York and him getting caught doesn't seem to make much sense. Neal didn't do any of the high level cons before meeting Mozzie. He stuck to basic street cons, and forged a few bonds. No art theft, no heists. Then he met Mozzie and got involved with the long con against Adler. After Adler fled the country, Kate joined Neal and Mozzie. This was supposedly about a year after Neal met Peter for the first time, and they were still in New York. They were pulling some higher level stuff, but nothing like what Neal pulled later. Neal claimed that he started doing the more elaborate stuff after Kate dumped him and he went to Copenhagen with Alex, once he got back to New York. But by then, the FBI had his name, his face, and apparently a lot of other information. They knew he was guilty of bond forgery, and the only reason Neal was able to stay ahead of them was through aliases. They couldn't arrest him because they couldn't find him. But if that's the case, how did they figure out all that other information? And they had to have had some idea at some points, because he was sending them cryptic clues, birthday cards, and cookies, and Peter has mentioned places where he knew Neal was. And where does Sara fit in? How long did he spend on his own? When did he start working with Keller? When did he do half the things that he mentioned in the series? "Forging Bonds" took place eight years after Neal first came to New York. Four years of that were taken up by prison, and maybe another year with the FBI. It's kind of hard to fit everything else we know about Neal's past and his relationship with Peter into the three years that are left.
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White Collar / int_e135b3de	type	Pass the Popcorn
White Collar / int_e135b3de	comment	Pass the Popcorn: In 2x15:
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White Collar / int_e2a73e74	type	Quip to Black
White Collar / int_e2a73e74	comment	Quip to Black: The teaser of "Free Fall" involves a potential robbery of a famous diamond, at a modeling agency exhibiting the diamond on a living mannequin in their lobby. After Peter and Neal determine that it was stolen, Neal walks back out to the lobby.
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White Collar / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
White Collar / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: Diana's subplot in "Deadline" is basically just The Devil Wears Prada.
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White Collar / int_e35ab565	type	Indy Ploy
White Collar / int_e35ab565	comment	Indy Ploy: Neal recommends Peter uses this against a Genre Savvy opponent.
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White Collar / int_e3c36782	type	Call-Forward
White Collar / int_e3c36782	comment	Call-Forward: Blink and you'll miss it: a magazine in "Company Man" has a cover that mentions electricity blackouts in its headlines. It's a possible reference to a later episode in the season, "Power Play".
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White Collar / int_e462893a	type	Artistic License â€“ Sports
White Collar / int_e462893a	comment	Artistic License – Sports: In the episode "Stealing Home", everything about the heist during a Yankees game pretty much seems to be fine, until you see the date of the check handed to Neal, dated "3/7/12." Unless it was backdated, regular season games at the earliest start in late March, and normally at the beginning of April.
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White Collar / int_e4bb68b8	type	The Charmer
White Collar / int_e4bb68b8	comment	The Charmer: Neal. He is a charismatic, beautiful young man who is very aware of the effect he has on others and knows how to use this for his own gains.
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White Collar / int_e4d4633a	type	Shoulders-Up Nudity
White Collar / int_e4d4633a	comment	Shoulders-Up Nudity: Waist Up Nudity with Neal in flashback scene in "Forging Bonds", after Kate hogs the Modesty Bedsheet all by herself, Neal just decided to walk around naked in the apartment, with the camera only showing him from the waist up.
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White Collar / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
White Collar / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Mozzie's interest in conspiracy theories and distrust of the FBI are exaggerated midway through the second season. Which could be intentional on Mozzie's part.
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White Collar / int_e624f0e8	type	Suspiciously Specific Denial
White Collar / int_e624f0e8	comment	Suspiciously Specific Denial: Neal's political strategy in "Need to Know".
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White Collar / int_e7ae07f5	type	Briefcase Full of Money
White Collar / int_e7ae07f5	comment	Briefcase Full of Money Subverted in "Front Man," in which Neal and Mozzie run a scam to obtain a titanium briefcase filled not with cash, but high-limit credit cards. In "Withdrawal", four bankrobbers use briefcases to carry away their loot. But Neal realizes that the total amount of cash stolen couldn't have fit into the eight cases seen on the security video. Implying the existence of a fifth robber, whose share was left hidden inside the bank. In "Unfinished Business" we see one which boggles even Neal's mind; "Samurai Bonds" - Extremely high-value non-government Japanese bearer bonds:
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White Collar / int_e8b49369	type	Lie Detector
White Collar / int_e8b49369	comment	Lie Detector: Neal is given polygraph testing twice. In "In the Red", when Sara questions him about Mozzie's break-in at her apartment, he uses a thumbtack on his skin to alter his responses. In "On Guard", when Peter questions him about the missing Nazi treasure, Neal just sticks with the truth: he didn't steal it, and (as of that moment) he has no idea who did. Fortunately Peter doesn't think to ask if Neal knows where the treasure is...
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White Collar / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
White Collar / int_e9e35e8f	comment	After borrowing Burke's FBI jacket, Neal swears that "under no circumstances will I use this jacket to impersonate an FBI agent". Cut to Neal's friend Mozzie using the jacket to impersonate an FBI agent.
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White Collar / int_eb8ec7c8	type	Jerkass
White Collar / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: Kramer quickly becomes this. When he was initially introduced, he appears to be a Reasonable Authority Figure. However, he returns with the aim of derailing Neal's commutation hearing, since not only does he believe that Neal is hiding something, but he also wants to deliberately find an excuse to extend Neal's prison time and then have him forcibly transferred to the FBI branch in Washington DC under his control.
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White Collar / int_ec4585b2	type	Delivery Guy
White Collar / int_ec4585b2	comment	Delivery Guy: When Diana, after climbing down a 10ft-15ft tall metal ladder, is so stressed her water breaks and cannot go back up Mozzie, who she was there to arrest, starts to run but returns to help Diana birth her child. When Neal finds them, Mozzie exclaims he's a midwife. Also counts as a Chekhov's Skill, because he'd previously talked about delivering "so many babies in my cab, I count as a midwife!". I guess doing it for Lady Suit makes it official.
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White Collar / int_ed914e98	type	Tricked into Signing
White Collar / int_ed914e98	comment	Tricked into Signing: In the "Vested Interest" episode, Neal needs to fool Peter into signing a form authorising FBI surveillance but Peter carefully reads anything before he signs it and counts the forms he has signed to check that one hasn't been slipped in. Neal secretly releases Mozzie's pet rat into the office so that everyone is distracted with the rat, Neal can swap out one of the forms Diana gave Peter for his.
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White Collar / int_f0c4ce7d	type	The Lost Lenore
White Collar / int_f0c4ce7d	comment	The permanent alias Neal gets in "Scott Free" is Victor Moreau, a callback to Kate Moreau. Granted, this was unintentional on the part of the alias's maker, but Neal seems to like it.
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White Collar / int_f10d3363	type	Distracted by the Sexy
White Collar / int_f10d3363	comment	Distracted by the Sexy: In "Copycat Caffrey", when visiting an art gallery Neal gets momentarily distracted by the model being painted in the nude (The audience only sees her bare back and from the shoulders up). Neal and Mozzie enlist June's granddaughter Cindy to divert a security guard's attention when he is guarding the burned scrap of painting that could prove to Peter that Neal is involved in the theft of the Nazi art.
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White Collar / int_f178203a	type	Inspector Javert
White Collar / int_f178203a	comment	Inspector Javert: Agent Kramer. He's totally misjudged and mishandled Neal, and has revealed himself to be a bit of Jerkass in the process, but it looks like he genuinely believes that he's doing what's right.
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White Collar / int_f19e8a55	type	Bad "Bad Acting"
White Collar / int_f19e8a55	comment	Bad "Bad Acting": Averted with Mozzie, who is the worst "actor" in the main cast, yet tends to be a just little hammy.
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White Collar / int_f2877d9e	type	IncrediblyLamePun
White Collar / int_f2877d9e	comment	Incredibly Lame Pun: Halfway through season three. And early in season four, when Peter has Neal seduce a widow so they can catch her husband's business partner for the murder of said husband. Peter gives a lot of them, much to the chagrin of his coworkers. When Neal impersonates a substitute teacher in "Upper West Side Story", "Textbook behavior, Neal." In the same episode, Neal tells Peter the next day's lesson is on Dickens. Peter replies, "Someone has Great Expectations." When Neal needs a quick alias while Peter's thinking about fake prosthetics, "Thank you for your time Mr.... Armstrong. Neal." Followed by "At least it's better than 'Neal Hand..leman'" and "I should have gone with 'Eye-senhower'".
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White Collar / int_f32e02af	type	Homemade Sweater from Hell
White Collar / int_f32e02af	comment	Homemade Sweater from Hell: Elizabeth's mother made Peter one. It isn't completely horrible but he only brings it out when the in-laws are coming over and really did not like Neal catching a look at him in it. Then there's the one she made for Satchmo. Poor, poor Satchmo.
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White Collar / int_f36c4f98	type	Easily Forgiven
White Collar / int_f36c4f98	comment	Easily Forgiven: Subverted: "Checkmate" has Peter let go of the fact that Neal kept the gold Mozzie stole while looking for Elizabeth. The next episode is driven by Neal's attempts to get back in Peter's good graces. Neal does get mad at Peter for meeting Kate behind his back, but even after she's murdered, he is not pissed at Peter for not only failing to save Kate when he had the chance, but frequently telling Neal that Kate was betraying him based off speculation.
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White Collar / int_f511ea9b	type	Product Placement
White Collar / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement A particularly glaring example is found in "Out of the Box", where Peter receives a phone call on his Ford's touchscreen, which we've never seen before. He then asks for a traffic report, notes that there's an accident on Park Avenue... and after the very next cut is walking through the door. Even more glaring in "Payback", where for no apparent reason, Neal and Diana have a conversation about the picture of a tree on Diana's dashboard that shows the fuel efficiency of her hybrid. In "The Portrait", Peter's driving is helped out a lot by the proximity alerts: "It's a Taurus, it can take care of itself." Everyone has a nice and shiny HP laptop or desktop computer and whenever Neal orders a drink, it's always Ketel One.
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White Collar / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
White Collar / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Lauren Cruz replaced Diana Berrigan as Peter's assistant after the first season pilot and Diana came back to replace Lauren during Season Two. Lauren was never mentioned after Diana's return late in Season 1.
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White Collar / int_f5d2b49a	type	Give Me Back My Wallet
White Collar / int_f5d2b49a	comment	Give Me Back My Wallet: Neal picks a number of pockets, including Peter's. And the little Chinese girl Bai in "All In", although it was more of a case of Give Me Back My Sock.
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White Collar / int_f61d4485	type	Waking Non Sequitur
White Collar / int_f61d4485	comment	Waking Non Sequitur: Once Mozzie woke up saying, "Let me see your warrant!" An even funnier example comes in the next episode, when Mozzie's first question after being woken by Neal is, "Did you draw on my face?"
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White Collar / int_f64a9cf7	type	Earn Your Happy Ending
White Collar / int_f64a9cf7	comment	Earn Your Happy Ending: After six seasons, Neal finally gets his freedom when he fakes his death.
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White Collar / int_f6c3d469	comment	In "Copycat Caffrey", when visiting an art gallery Neal gets momentarily distracted by the model being painted in the nude (The audience only sees her bare back and from the shoulders up).
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White Collar / int_f8351d7b	comment	Self-Destructing Security: The beginning of the pilot episode features this. Peter and his team are attempting to crack open a safe that has a counterfeiter's information in it. If they can get into the safe, they'll have enough evidence to arrest the counterfeiter. Unfortunately, as soon as they crack the safe, an explosive charge destroys everything inside, showering Peter and his men with confetti.
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White Collar / int_f9876f7e	type	Faking the Dead
White Collar / int_f9876f7e	comment	Faking the Dead: One of Mozzie's contingency plans involves this, literally burning his aliases so he can start afresh. Unfortunately, it didn't quite work out completely, and ended up burning his real name. Mozzie ends up following through, so as to stay away from an FBI investigation. And in the series finale, what Neal successfully did.
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White Collar / int_f9b5dabc	comment	Spies In a Van: Mostly Jones sits in it, but sometimes Peter takes the shift. Neal hates being stuck in it, perhaps because it reminds him of prison. Alternately, Neal's hatred of the van might be related to his request for an air freshener.
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White Collar / int_f9c3ecc6	type	Series Fauxnale
White Collar / int_f9c3ecc6	comment	Series Fauxnale: The negotiations for the sixth season were ... long. The writers didn't know if they'd be renewed, so they wrote the middle of season five with the potential to end with Neal free and Peter moving up in his career in DC with El. They got renewed, so with Status Quo Is God, they pulled that back. That the show was wrapping up is also clear in how short the sixth season is, with only six episodes.
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White Collar / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
White Collar / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: There's a few: Peter being a crap liar when it comes to women. Peter's kryptonite — women crying. Neal not expecting Peter to know the details of his past crimes, and Peter revealing he knows almost everything. Regarding said crimes, Neal keeps referring to certain crimes as allegedly being done by him. Nobody bats an eye anymore. Hughes using the two-fingered, "You! Here. Now." gesture, and both Bancroft and Peter picking up on its use. In a later episode, Neal ends up having to impersonate Peter to keep a witness from turning tail. He utilizes the two-fingered-summon the moment he's able to. Peter remarks that Neal doesn't even need the guy he's calling; he's just doing it because he can. Mozzie calling Peter "the suit", Elizabeth "Mrs. Suit" and Diana "Lady Suit". And even further... In "Deadline", Mozzie refers Diana's girlfriend Christie as "Ms. Lady Suit," and is promptly corrected to "Dr. Lady Suit" by Neal. When Peter's promoted to Hughes' former position, he continues using the two-fingered point. Neal gets a new handler in Season 5 as Peter is being promoted. His new handler is promptly christened by Mozzie as "Suit the Sequel" and "Suit 2.0". Mozzie bringing blank to a blank fight. From early in the series: "I'll be fine, as long as I don't get the Death Tile." "There's a death tile?" Mozzie's paranoia, especially the "Mockingbird in the park" code that he makes everyone go through in order to 'secretly' meet with him. Diana, Peter and Alex are all put through his convoluted use of absurd secret codes. He even gets called out on using a voice changer, at one point. All of their reactions to being asked to play along with him are variations of, "I can't believe I'm doing this".
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White Collar / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: Peter assigns Neal to a rundown hotel and returns the next day to find Neal living in a penthouse with a million-dollar-view. Cue Peter's jealous speech to Neal about not getting into trouble, with mentions of having really good coffee. Neal replies that Peter would feel better if he found out where June buys her coffee.
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White Collar / int_fc151e9d	comment	Department of Redundancy Department: Mozzie gives this gem when Peter learns he's the "Dentist of Detroit" in the episode of the same name.
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White Collar / int_fc225bec	type	Artistic License – Physics
White Collar / int_fc225bec	comment	Artistic License – Physics: Fractal antennas like the one from the second half of the second season are used all over the place, but they're not good only at a specific frequency. Just the opposite; a regular antenna has to be cut to a specific frequency and is only good there. Fractal antennas are good wideband receivers capable of operating over a wide range of frequencies, hence why they're used all over the place.
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White Collar / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
White Collar / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: At the end of "Need to Know", Neal comments that he expected Peter's mustache to be more Magnum, P.I. and less Mario (or Mario Andretti) and was thus disappointed. Guess what he calls Peter when he goes on the run. And in the flashback episode, we see the mustache again! Another example: Neal knows that it's Peter knocking on his door because mostly, it's only Peter and Mozzie who come around, and Mozzie has apparently started knocking in iambic pentameter. Several episodes later, Mozzie knocks on Neal's door ten times, with an iambic pattern of stressed and unstressed knocks. In Upper West Side Story, Neal and Mozzie are trying to help a teenage boy get a girl to notice him. Neal tells Mozzie that the girl, Chloe, is obsessed with Romeo and Juliet, and compares Mozzie to the helpful old friar trying to bring the lovers together. Mozzie remarks, "Sans vial of poison." Later in that same episode, he has to create a chemical compound for Neal to use as a distraction so he can free Peter from the bad guys. Mozzie hands Neal a small glass bottle and says, "It turns out, I did need a vial." When Mozzie first meets Peter, he pretends to be at the house to have drinks and play Parcheesi with June. In a later episode, he and June do exactly that.
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White Collar / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: If Peter is late home from work, the family dog Satchmo will eat at his share, at the table no less. Also the Mob Don in episode 3. Also, when they have to take Satchmo to the vet after he eats Burke's handcuff key, Elizabeth forces Burke to apologize to the dog for leaving his key out where Satchmo could reach it.
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White Collar / int_ffb55ae3	comment	Fauxshadow: In the series finale, we finally get played. Neal's Batman Gambit involves a gun... but it involves a bulletproof vest, too..
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White Collar	hasFeature	Robbing the Mob Bank / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Royalties Heir / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Safe Word / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I'm Beautiful! / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Scylla and Charybdis / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Secretly Wealthy / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Seduction-Proof Marriage / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Self-Destructing Security / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Self-Restraint / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Series of the 2000s / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Set Bonus / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Sexy Shirt Switch / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Sharp-Dressed Man / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Shoddy Knockoff Product / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Skinny Dipping / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Sleeping Dummy / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Smart People Play Chess / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Smoking Hot Sex / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Soft Glass / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Somebody Named "Nobody" / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Sommelier Speak / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Songs in the Key of Lock / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Spies In a Van / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Steal the Surroundings / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Stereotype Reaction Gag / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Stick 'em Up / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Story Arc / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Super Window Jump / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Swapped Roles / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Swiss-Cheese Security / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Symbolic Blood / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Tactical Reminiscence / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Talking Your Way Out / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Tall, Dark, and Handsome / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Teacher/Student Romance / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	That's What I Would Do / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Convenient Store Next Door / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Dandy / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Foreign Subtitle / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Irish Mob / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Name Is Bond, James Bond / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Only One I Trust / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Picture Came with the Frame / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Schlub Pub Seduction Deduction / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Social Expert / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Theiss Titillation Theory / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	They Fight Crime! / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Thinks Like a Romance Novel / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Totally Trusting Love Interest / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Tracking Device / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Trauma-Induced Amnesia / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Tricked into Signing / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Troubled, but Cute / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	21-Gun Salute / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Undead Tax Exemption / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Undercover Model / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Urban Legend Love Life / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Vehicle Vanish / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Vertigo Effect / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Victoria's Secret Compartment / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Waking Non Sequitur / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	We Named the Monkey "Jack" / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	We Need to Get Proof / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Whole Episode Flashback / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Why Waste a Wedding? / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Wife-Basher Basher / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Wig, Dress, Accent / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Window Love / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Wine Is Classy / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Witness Protection / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Writing Indentation Clue / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	"X" Marks the Spot / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Your Princess Is in Another Castle! / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Zany Scheme / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Interpol Special Agent / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	Planning with Props / int_2547d61f
White Collar	hasFeature	The Thing That Goes / int_2547d61f

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