White Collar

Posted: Saturday, October 24, 2009 by Travis Cody in
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I think USA Network has a real winner with this new show White Collar. It premiered last night and I really liked it.


Tim DeKay as FBI agent Peter Burke and Matt Bomer as Neal Caffrey


I like the chemistry between the two lead actors. It's very comfortable. If you like above standard buddy shows, you might like this. It airs Friday at 10pm.

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10 comments:

  1. Durward Discussion says:
    24 October, 2009 07:23

    Friday at 10 puts it opposite my never miss "Numbers". Fortunately just found out it replays on Saturday morning which will work out perfectly.

    Oh, Check out Take This Tune. I'm on Day Two of spooky stuff leading to Halloween.

  1. Akelamalu says:
    24 October, 2009 07:59

    We may get that programme over here in a couple of years, I'll let you know. :)

  1. Charles Gramlich says:
    24 October, 2009 09:16

    I didn't see it but I may have to try to catch it on your recommendation.

  1. Lana Gramlich says:
    24 October, 2009 09:36

    Unfortunately these days you have to commit to TV shows too much. It's like being married to the damned things. This looked interesting, but if I have to follow something faithfully, I'm out.

  1. Durward Discussion says:
    24 October, 2009 09:40

    I'm watching it now. You are right it is really good. I'll have to put it on the Saturday and/or On Demand schedule.

  1. Jeni says:
    24 October, 2009 11:03

    I've never heard of this show before but it sounds interesting. I'll have to remember to check the tv guide for it and get more details perhaps then too! Thanks for the tip.

  1. Travis Cody says:
    24 October, 2009 15:56

    Jamie: On my HD DVR Comcast cable box, I watched it at 7pm on USAHD and then again at 10pm. And USA Network replays these shows quite a bit, so you should be able to always find a replay.

    Akelamalu: It's really a shame that we don't share programming more.

    Charles: I take that as a compliment.

    Lana: No investment required, just entertainment and possible enjoyment.

    Jamie: USA Network does a pretty good job with its original programming. I also like that show Burn Notice whenever I remember it's on.

    Jeni: This is a brand new show. You probably wouldn't have heard much about it if you didn't spend much time on USA Network. I have recently because I've been watching the NCIS marathons.

  1. Dianne says:
    24 October, 2009 17:47

    I considered watching it and didn't but now I may give it a try

    I watched the NCIS Marathon also

    We lead such exciting lives don't we? ;)

  1. Linda says:
    24 October, 2009 19:35

    Hi Travis! I just wanted to pop in and say 'hello' being that I have been horrible about keeping up with my blog reading lately. Shame on me, I know!

    I've only started watching one new show this season, "The Good Wife" Tuesday nights on CBS. I've always enjoyed legal dramas and so far I've really enjoyed this one. Granted, it's no "Boston Legal" but it's good!

  1. Julia Phillips Smith says:
    25 October, 2009 05:25

    I haven't seen this show, but that's not strange for me - I barely watch anything on TV. Busy writing, writing, writing.

    I love your peace quote for today. My late friend Pam, an environmental activist, had a Snowflake Theory that was her personal mantra. When enough snowflakes land on one rotten branch, it will break off.

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