The season 6 of "White Collar" is already halfway on the USA Network. With merely 3 episodes left, things are sure to get interesting.
In the most recent episode, Matthew Keller (Ross McCall) warned Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) that even if they were to arrest the Pink Panthers, the notorious group will still come after them, deeming their newly acquired freedom useless. Keller even stressed that the group would destroy everything he cares for. Does this mean that in the process of getting his freedom, Neal could potentially lose Peter Burke (Matt DeKay), Diana Berrigan (Marsha Thomason), Clinton Jones (Sharif Atkins) and even Mozzie (Willie Garson)? What good is Neal's freedom if he has to keep looking behind his shoulders and risk losing those he loves the most?
In an interview with TV Line, "White Collar"'s director assured fans that they would get the ending they deserve.
"My hope is that people who are real fans of the show, who've stuck with us this entire time, will not be disappointed."
Another exciting revelation, we all want to see is the unveiling of Mozzie's wife. Five years into the series and they let us on this secret now? Epsiode 4 is called "All's Fair" and it's say that Peter and Neal will deal with a case that involves someone from Mozzie's past. Could it be signal the arrival of Mozzie's wife?
In "White Collar", Mozzie plays a con man who had always been open about his lifelong distrust of authority in all forms. He often refers to Peter as "The Suit". But Willie reveals to NY Daily News that Mozzie actually looks up to Peter.
"Mozzie and Peter have to hate each other. That's just who they are. But Mozzie also has a grudging admiration for Peter, and the fact they hate each other means that in some odd way they also love each other. If we had a scene where Mozzie sat down at a bar, I think he'd be bragging to his associates that he's friends with this high-ranking FBI official."
The last two episodes of "White Collar", are titled "Whack-A-Mole" and "Au Revoir". In the last episode, Peter is believed to be involved in a dangerous and risky con operation in order to help Neal take down the Pink Panther.
"It came too quickly and we were not prepared for the show to end," shares Willie.
"We just went to work and quickly summed it up. I think it came out in a really elegant way. I was surprised at how lovely the final episode actually is; we did our best."
