white collar

White Collar is a television show from the USA network. It premiered in the fall of 2009. Before the series began, comments were seen on the internet advertising it. If one looks on any search engine, blog posts and online websites shout the coming of White Collar to any reader. Once the premiere aired, USA put up a website so viewers could find out more. Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay, the two actors who play Caffrey and Burke, are so popular that online fans not only watch on a regular basis, but are quick to put out their opinions of each episode on their blogs.

White Collar is the story of a brilliant criminal, Neal Caffrey, who escapes from prison. Caffrey is not a homicidal maniac, but rather a man wanted for fraud. Faced with a stiffer sentence, he agrees to help the FBI catch elusive criminal masterminds with years of professional success and no interference from authorities. Peter Burke, the Agent responsible for hauling Caffrey back to prison, must team up with his nemesis to ensure those he seeks are caught up in the FBI net.

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Original Technorati articles tagged “white collar”

• in Entertainment
  No Rings Around This Collar!
  The 2ND Season of White Collar is now available on DVD and pulls it off from the Opening episode to the Closing episode with a Season Finale with bigger cliff hangers that will keep us hanging on for dear life until Season 3 begins and afterwards
  by wnevinj54 / on Jul 19, 2011
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  Despite cardio workouts, weight lifting and eating healthy low- fat meals, the actress is finding it difficult to return to her pre-pregnancy size.
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• Corrupt state supreme court judge and sister facing state sentencing in PA

  
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• Guilty plea ends record $38M fraud case that doubled assessments for British Columbia lawyers

  
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• Acclimatization in process

  
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• Fotos: Matt Bomer

  
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  Olá pessoal, bom dia para vocês. Hoje na nossa galeria de fotos temos o sexy actor Matt Bomer . Ele é bem conhecido por protagonizar a série White Collar no papel de Neal Caffrey. Matt nasceu a 11 de Outubro de 1977 em Spring, no Texas, nos Estados Unidos. Espero que gostem das fotos. =) ...
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• Strategic Posturing Behind the Suit Against Corzine

  
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