White Collar, "Flip of the Coin": A hip, modern antiquities thief

Quick thoughts on last night’s “White Collar” coming up just as soon as I have a round of drinks and Parcheesi… I didn’t write about last week’s episode, and I don’t think “White Collar” is a show that, as presently constituted, is going to get regular blog treatment from me. Like “Burn Notice” in its first season, it feels too slight. I enjoy watching Tim DeKay and Matthew Bomer work together - and in this episode I liked seeing Moz get pulled into the case and come face-to-face with Agent Burke - but the stories seem barely there, and they aren’t doing much

with the guest stars so far. (How do you get Garrett Dillahunt and only use him for two scenes?) But it’s amiable enough, and maybe in time it’ll make the same creative leap that “Burn Notice” did between seasons one and two. In the meantime, I’ll watch, but unless there’s something I specifically want to write about, I won’t be writing. What did everybody else think? Go here to read the rest:  White Collar, "Flip of the Coin": A hip, modern antiquities thief

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White Collar, "Flip of the Coin": A hip, modern antiquities thief