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nbd, just live tweeted the White Collar season finale with @Marsha_Thomason (Diana) tonight. 

The official @WhiteCollar twitter account retweeted me and ISAFF tonight. I wish I could be cool about this but my current emotional state is basically !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so here, have a screencap. 

I would never suggest that White Collar presents us the kind of character depth that we see in television’s great dramas. However, I would argue that the series is much better at developing its leads and using narrative progression to reflect the importance of Character relationships than anyone gives it credit for. Perhaps the series lucked into some of this thanks to the fantastic casting of Matthew Bomer and Tim DeKay, who are really quite wonderful as individual performers* and as a pair, but the writing is still proficient and strong in areas that most series of its ilk really are not. Characters aren’t just welcome on White Collar, they actually matter too.

Tim DeKay’s response to a tweet about his co-star Matt Bomer “publicly coming out”

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Good for him! 

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I had never worn a thong before, so the first time I tried it, I put it on wrong and my junk didn’t fit in it. I had to call a wardrobe person in and go, ‘Something’s wrong with my thong, you guys. I think we’re gonna have to figure this out,’ and they’re like, ‘Uh, yeah your legs are in the wrong holes.’ So, that was step one.

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kmoleary:

10 days of tv | 10 currently airing shows
White Collar

I hate when people take advantage of the system. Now… that I work for the system, of course.

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gypsy-sunday:

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Think of it as a Kardashian…what it lacks in refinement it makes up for in cargo space.