White Collar

[Suit and Tie]

I'm not exactly complaining about the plot stories.. but I am complaining about how little I know about kate/music box when they've been the center of the entire show. Hopefully there'll be more about the music box and Kate. At least for my sake lol

Yep, Burn Notice uses the same semi-annoying formula of, "new case to solve every week and five minutes about the larger story."

[Chun Liroy]

Could be said the same about a lot of shows on USA... House, NCIS and I'm sure there's more. Every once in a while they'll make an entire episode on thelarge story, but that's usually the finale

[Thunder]

Yeah, but with Burn Notice I feel that I know as much as I should know about Michael and Jessie getting burned. And while the formula is predictable.. it's a damn good formula!

In White Collar though.. I just feel like I'm too much in the dark about Kate and the music box. Neil could tell Peter right now why he loved her so much and broke out of prison to get a chance to catch her.

Some dialogue with Mossy about what Neil thinks about everything would be pretty enlightening too; don't exactly know what he's thinking about besides what Mossy told Peter, and that may not be the truth, either.

Really hope the writers are going to either explain it all or use the darkness for an epic twist.

[Cleverness]

Burn Notice is a show about spies, it doesn't feel too wrong when a character is introduced near the end of an episode that's actually important that we don't know THAT much about aside from maybe their occupation or their past with Michael or wanting to kill Michael.

Doesn't really work the same for Kate.

[fishstix]

not that it really matters, but if you rewatch the first episode, Diana is the lesbo: P- you are way out of your league, you're not even on her dance card, no dancing for you, N- umm, she digs the hat, P- umm, she'd rather be wearing the hat.

[Boyiee]

loved her in las vegas. She's playing such a fun role... Interracial sex with the same girl who is a lesbian on the show... USA's pushing some limits.

[Cleverness]

Spoiler: show

Really nice episode this week, had me going thinking that Diana was a traitor when she had the music box last week but apparently it's part of the plan. Also fun poking at politicians

[BerenTebogo]

loved her in las vegas. She's playing such a fun role... Interracial sex with the same girl who is a lesbian on the show... USA's pushing some limits.

I can't listen to her talk at all on White Collar. Even if I never saw Las Vegas it sounds worse than if I tried to force a British accent. She is a really good actress, but holy fuck does her "American" accent make me want to throw my TV out the window.

[Lexa]

Spoiler: show

Really nice episode this week, had me going thinking that Diana was a traitor when she had the music box last week but apparently it's part of the plan. Also fun poking at politicians

Spoiler: show

Just got into this show myself, powered my way through s1, and I'm very grateful they didn't drag out the question of whether or not Diana was a double agent. There's still a big mystery and all, but finding out that Diana had the music box at Peter's request was nice.

[Overburn]

Spoiler: show

Really nice episode this week, had me going thinking that Diana was a traitor when she had the music box last week but apparently it's part of the plan. Also fun poking at politicians

Spoiler: show

You actually thought she was a traitor? They've done the whole "show somebody doing something suggestive at the end of an episode, then make it a boring twist" thing before with Peter. Until I see that somebody's plot play out next week, I'm not really buying it

[Boyiee]

I never once thought that she was a double agent or traitor... Really surprised more than one of you thought that.

[Cleverness]

It looked like it, considering Peter called someone he could trust, it wouldn't be out of the question for that person to turn out to be a traitor, happens often enough in shows like this as a twist.

Rewatching it again, I can't for the life of me understand why Jennings took the risk of forcing his hand to try and intimidate/kill Diana. The paper trail would have eventually lead to him but it just seemed really weird on his part that he just suddenly decided to go after Peter once he had the public completely on his side and the election wasn't far off. I suppose he was afraid that Peter would find something but it just seemed a little rushed to me.

[Cleverness]

That sexy chick who plays Alex better be back.

[Qalbert]

Gina and Tommy, and of course she works in a diner

[Olo401]

I really liked this episode..

Spoiler: show

They went outside the show's comfort zone with an atypical case (drugs, guns & racketeering instead of art theft or forgery) which was a nice change. Plus bringing Mozzie to the forefront of the show and showing his "skillset" was a welcome change.

[Lexa]

Gina and Tommy, and of course she works in a diner

...LOL!

Also, I love Mozzie. That's all.

[Boyiee]

Anyone got a website that I can watch the ep's earlier than on Hulu?

I missed episode 4 and can't find a decent site.

[Ryko]

http://www.watchseries-online.com/?s...collar&search=

[Freeko]

icefilms.info usually has them up about 2 hours after they air on the east coast.

[Deigo]

Is there an HD torrent for S02E07 (AUG 24)? All I can find is 2 SD torrents. Please help.