#WhiteCollar This is a great OT3 episode all around: Peter letting slip that he thinks of Neal as a Cary Grant type, Neal's shaky relief when Peter is safe, El and Peter's dry cleaning fight. Neal choosing Peter over Kate, again. The plot is one big "how did..." plot hole, but that's on brand
#WhiteCollar El is perfectly comfortable making an end run around the law/the feds/the system if that's what it takes, which makes her a great balancing force between Peter's "surely the system has no flaws" and Neal's "what if I took this Renoir home with me, as a treat?"
#WhiteCollar 2.14 reinforces something we've seen before: that a) when Peter is in trouble, the only authority Neal cares about is Elizabeth's, and b) Elizabeth will always authorize Neal to do crime if crime is what is going to save the day.
I turned it off in the eighth, so by sports superstition rules I think I'm not allowed to watch any more Mets postseason
#WhiteCollar I could not be more tired of Peter's judgy, condescending moralizing. Every time he gets a smug dig in about Neal needing to grow up, I want Neal to do a flawlessly anonymous diamond heist and then hide the diamonds all over Peter's house so he's still finding them years later
#WhiteCollar on one hand, El and Peter side by side going wild with thirst for Neal's singing voice had me cackling into my beverage on the other hand, I still want to hit Peter with a shoe at least once an episode
Seriously. Do they think playoff baseball needs distractions to keep it interesting?
My big complaint has been the production choices - in today's Tigers game we watched a ball bounce around in the outfield while three players scored off-camera. There's been a lot of "why is this shot dragging on instead of cutting to a useful camera" going on
I'm enjoying OMitB more than the recappers are right now, the 9-1-1s are back, there's a decent amount of weekly television I'm here for right now, but Agatha All Along is just fun and sad and mysterious and beautifully styled and so, so gay
Agatha All Along is so good. I'm not sure there's anything I'm looking forward to week to week more than this show right now