White Collar
Genre: television
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| Matt Bomer...~sigh~ |
Neal
Caffrey is a charming criminal with exquisite taste in clothes and contraband (art
theft, bond forgery, jewelry heists, etc) who finally got caught by his FBI
nemesis, Peter Burke, head of the FBI White Collar Crime Unit. But three months
before his sentence is up, Neal breaks out of maximum security prison hoping to
catch his girlfriend before she disappears. It earns him another four years. In
exchange for not going back to his prison cell, he wears an ankle monitor and teams
up with Peter to track down other (usually) white collar criminals.
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| Tim DeKay |
Neal
(Matt Bomer) and Peter (Tim DeKay) have amazing onscreen chemistry. They’re
like brothers, coworkers, rivals and friends all rolled into one relationship. The
conflict between the honest law man and the wily criminal who truly know each
other (and often trust each other against their better instincts and their associates’ advice) is just delicious.
While I feel like this is one of many places where they could have had a show
starring women that would have been brilliant, I have to say I really love
these two guys in these roles. Television doesn’t get much better than this.
