White Collar

Peter tries to find Neal on a remote island before a bounty hunter locates him first.

Peter comes up with a strategy to return Neal to the U.S. before Collins catches him.

The guys track a brilliant thief who's eluded the FBI for years.

The team investigates a widow on the verge of an inheritance.

A female art thief makes Neal an offer in exchange for important information.

Mozzie, Neal and Peter follow clues left in a storage unit.

A criminal with a vendetta against Peter hires a political fixer to sabotage the trial.

The team investigates a series of museum heists that target rare artifacts.

Neal goes under cover as a stock trader on Wall Street.

Peter and Neal pursue one of the paintings on the treasure manifest.

Peter and Neal attempt to find the truth behind Neal's father's crime. In doing so, Neal must go undercover into the world of counterfeit whiskey to take down a high-level member of the Irish Mob.

Peter and Neal look into Senator Pratt's ties to corrupt cops who framed Neal's father and tore his family apart. Their investigation leads them to a real-estate developer running a kickback scheme.

Peter and Neal work a forgery and money laundering case that leads them into two of the most iconic New York institutions, taxi cabs and jazz.

Peter and Neal work from different angles as they attempt to stop a thieving duo bent on going out in a hail of bullets rather than watch their whirlwind relationship fade away behind bars.

Peter and Neal get closer to finding out the mystery behind Ellen's evidence box while simultaneously chiseling their way through the world of sculpture forgery.

Peter and Neal are one heist away from retrieving the evidence box hidden inside the Empire State Building. Meanwhile, Senator Pratt has enlisted a small army of FBI agents to find the box before Neal.