On The Fence.

It was amazing! I mean, sure, you know. I do feel a little weird about WC, but I can't help it. I feel like there's some bond between us, that can't be broken however many problems I have with scenes.


Which is =P, actually, but I can live with it. =)


I LOVE the new - old credits!! Yipee! 


Liked Sara.

Really. Liked her. That's improvement, right? But I don't know if I'll want her to get together with Neal again. I just don't. 

I don't know why, but I... I'm neutral about this pairing. WHICH ISN'T FAIR! Hmph. I like these two, but I somehow get turned off by Sara and Neal.


I know it doesn't matter, the show's about Neal and Peter, blahblahblah, but it would be nice to not turn away when you're watching your fav TV show.


I loooooooove this look. O.O \m/

And I love Keller! He's an amazing bad guy! But you bad person. Killing Hale and manipulating Neal and all. :|

Um. He punches him.
I still like you though.
And what he said... it actually made sense to me. In an odd, indescribable way.

"Peter can't ever know that you stole the goods from right under his nose, Neal, it'll break his heart."

I mean, I can't imagine how Peter would react to that. *shivers*


Peter love. I can't help it.

Mid season finale already? *sighs* 
Jeff says that's the best episode they've ever shot. 
Can't wait and willing to wait at the same time.


BTW, I'm working on a separate wiki page for Peter Burke. \m/ :) :) *very happy* *very nervous* \o/ \o/

Another Video.

White Collar only.

Peter's point of view about what they're all going through. Hope you all like it. :D


It's a bit sad. And angsty. 

That phone call in As You Were.

As you were.

What does this title even mean????

This ep was awesome. :) <3

Peter calls Neal right after he - well. Breaks into Peter's house and cracks a safe open, to get a view of the manifesto they needed to see in order to sell things to - what?

Run away. One last score. After EVERYTHING. Every thing micro-examined and gushed about and SCREAMED  Peter and him have been through.

But in his shoes? Maybe, just maybe, I would have run myself with that much of art just lying there.

So he looks at this.

:'( I cry so easily these days. Especially since the background music in this scene seemed to be a fusion of all the main scenes in the series. IDK, IJS.

He shakes it away and takes a picture when his phone rings. It's Peter. So Peter calls. I expected El to come back in. And Mozzie to go paranoooid.

But *shushes self* it never wlda been the same. This was freaking - heartfelt. Peter's breaking and tired and hesitant voice, and Neal's reactions - me izz long gone to heart therapy.

I think you deserve some happiness... 

I'm here for you... 

It was like Vital Signs, the Peter version. 

<3 ^ the biggest numberEVER.

Hehe. You know, I would have loved for the episode to end as Neal calling Peter and saying something. Like, as close to a confession as he can get, being completely indirect and not lying at the same time.

But it's not my show(I really wish it was(I wish the characters were MINE! *evil laughter*)), and the show must have cliffhangers like dees, so I'm cool. I liked this one. *yay*

I likey! White Collar.

But maybe one thing I’m not liking is the way I’m forcing myself to like Sara Ellis. And *sneer* to all the people out there, I’m a Peter Burke fan, like a crazy one, so there’s something wrong here, and it’s not the crazy assumption of ‘u izz jealous of her!’ and stuff like that – I’d be hating on Elizabeth if I was jealous of anyone in this cast, but I’m not even able to act like I am, since she’s so wonderful. Neal can have whoever he wants. Maybe Sara reminds me of someone perky in my class. Personal issues. Feel free to judge me. :D

PETER KNOWS WHAT HE’S UP TO, I know it. I KNOW IT. He’s too friggin smart not to, and the way he talks and looks at him I KNOW EEEEEET.

So Sara found out. Hmm.

(Thanks for the gif!)

Is it okay if I say the cliff hangers are resolved too quickly in White Collar, even though they’ve said something about not immediately coming to a conclusion? I feel like the two season 1 breaks were played out perfectly, and Hard Sell and Withdrawal are among my fav TV episodes ever (EVER).

But after Point Blank, we never got to see 1) Peter confronting Neal about how he forged a case file. I felt it made Peter look dumb for a while there. So I had problems with that episode. 2) After such a long hiatus, Mozzie recovered pretty fast. :D Not that I’m complaining, but after the cliff hanger was him falling on the park bench, wasn’t it too fast?

Now the passport. Felt he resolved it too quickly by the lie. Oh well. 

*sigh* But how much ever I try, I can't stop smiling when Peter and Mozzie are in a scene together. EEEE!!! :D 

Peter lets out a breath. I grin. He put his arms in front of him and leans on the table. Mozzie's across from him.

"Tell me who he is, and I will hear him out."

Mozzie: How should I know who he is?

Peter: *facepalm*

I have a fic rec. These are cute and very innovative! I'm impressed! 

Board games - vesperwhisper. :D :D :D Come on - if the FBI and the conmen all play games together... !!! Worth checking out!

Eh?

Whatever happened to being a little subtle? Well, I've never disagreed more to an article. And I feel horrendously, horribly awful that this was the SECOND search option when I googled 'Suits usa'. :(

We're supposed to believe Harvey would endanger his career because he thinks he can use Mike's abilities to advance his clients' interests and because he sees something of himself in Mike. (What you may see is the vague outlines of White Collar, a far superior USA series.)

But the idea never takes hold because there's nothing in Macht's Harvey that convinces you he would risk so much just to serve as a mentor, or anything in Adams' Mike to make you think he's worth the risk.

As far as I saw(and as dumb as I may be) Harvey was tired of the Harvard geeky guys, and wanted a change, which I find perfectly believable to lie for, considering he's a lawyer and considering his character. And though I hate (hate) to admit it, White Collar does have a ton of flaws here and there, which of course I forget about because of Tim and Matt and Willie and all the other cast, and because YOU CAN'T BE ACCURATE IN THESE TYPE OF SHOWS. What, do ppl want to see the long dragging trials, and a typical FBI case? 

And I really enjoy Harvey, and Mike's adorable. 

People think Suits is like White Collar. Same network. Two guys are the main cast. So? 

Neal and Peter have a formal relationship. They get under each other's skin, they care about each other, but I'd still say they respect each other. Harvey and Mike are 100 90% informal, and their language is nothing like WC.

Fist Bumps!

I wasn't feeling that good after yesterday's bombings, so I took my time and tried to look at all the fist bumps between my favorite characters.

These two do it often, too.

Hee! This is close to the best!

Cute! 

Fist bumps have a history, too! So cooler than handshakes.

Veiled Threat and what it did to my head - White Collar.

As if I already didn’t love Peter Burke. This episode made me DIZZY. *sways* SO much of guh-ness.

And for the record, Sara Ellis has officially grown on me. Yeah. Guess I just can’t hate a person my whole life. She’s good for Neal, and she makes him happy; maybe she’ll even become a reason for him to stay, so I guess I don’t really mind her anymore.

This definitely was a nice episode, thanks to Jim Campolongo, the writer. Very entertaining. Very awesome.

I mean, Peter TANGOED. 

I can’t even. *heartfluttersdamnit*

I was horribly spoiled for this one, so when I started, I assured myself that I’m not going to like it that much.

But I was thankfully wrong! To me, this filled the void I felt when Sara was around – some weird, weird feeling I felt during almost every single episode after 2.05. Something I couldn’t place my finger on. I remember the day I saw that promo featuring Neal and Sara in the archives of Ellis island. I even remember being pissed off a lot, because I kept thinking, come on, even you? in the middle of classes. (yeah. Chemistry classes.)

Well, for one thing, I could compare myself to Madchen Amick’s character in the one aspect that she liked honesty and the truth more than the fake charms some people brought just to impress people. I’m not a very honest person myself in some issues, but I do look for that in a person. So if I was her, I definitely would have done the same thing. And that’s what Peter always was, right? Lovable for his awkwardness and special ability to impress.

El was amazing to assure him that his chances for winning weren’t slim. She was amazing to say that she would marry him as many times as he asked. They’re perfect together. And every time that lady turned her back, I could see her eyes drill holes into her.

He was amazing in that scene with Selena, where the bachelors had to go to every table. As embarrassing as it is for me to admit it, I was horribly moved that there was actually a character who could say that he liked being caught off guard at a place like that. 

"Most of these women are only interested in small talk, so..."

She: Well, what are you interested in?"

He: *surprised for a while* Being caught off guard. Having a conversation that goes beyond the 'what you do' and 'where are you from'.

Something in her eyes go all <3. Doesn't even seem like an act. To me - not cliche. Because that was what Peter would want. Something smart and not just usual, simple flirt-talk.

And he didn’t even want her to pick him. He assumed she would pick Neal or Jones.


<3ed the whole surveillance Neal-Diana 'decent meal' thing. 

With the electric candle! Hee!

People on twitter said this was a very Peter/Elizabeth/Neal episode? I couldn’t see anything of that sort. I’m not a fan of the ‘OT3’ thing many, many people seem to love.

Mozzie! It was so ‘Mozzie’ to barge in without even noticing those two, and then to be the wedding-whatever(not familiar to Christian weddings) for Peter and Elizabeth. And the money! Aw... *remembers that awesome day Tim tweeted*

I want to see Peter's marriage. The first one. :) Including the bachelor party. Man, the women were crazy! :D 

Snapshots of the second marriage:

Me: *intears*

Whatever was missing in my head in the WC dept was filled up by this episode. :) It was nice to not bring up the whole, 'ooh-he's-the-look' thing between the two(although I don't mind that a bit, this is so nice of a change), and have an episode without the back story to distract us. 
<3. Definitely.

So.

Guh. It's that time I hate. ONE WHOLE WEEK for the next episode.

I hate Wednesdays. 

Whoa, White Collar! - 1/2

The episode was perfection, in my eyes. SO MANY awesome, awesome moments between ALL of the characters.

I can't complain! T'was WOW! My mouth dropped a lot. Mostly during that fight. But due to minor problems, I don't have a single screen cap of the episode. So here goes my squeeing without any pictures to help you tolerate it.

For one, thing, I would like to say that I watched this episode almost completely unspoiled. I did know that it was a Mozzie centered epi, but this was just &@^#*$&@&!!!!

So it starts with Mozzie, Neal and June togther in a room, with Moz selling some stuff of his own for their escape.

*sob* Mozzie.

A nuclear lantern that radiates Vitamin D is exposed. Hee! And a banana knife that Neal buys.

There's talk about Mozzie's headmaster from the group of Detroit, how his orphanage needs money. Had a feeling it's the orphanage Mozzie was in.

Then in the conference room in the bureau, well, no one's really interested, and either Peter always looks really good or it's my mind playing awesome tricks on me. 

Neal makes Peter's life complicated?

Neal: I would never. 

Me: Yeah, he just got you out of the prison he put you in and rescued you from dying in a plane explosion over the sea after getting a suspension, not to mention break into a bank with you, dance with french women, steal surveillance footage, recover your severed tie because he thought  knows you know where the Nazi treasure is, and shoot someone for you.

*pants*

<3 Neal. :) :) He he.

Back to the sale, Neal informs Mozzie that he's in danger just when a guy named Frank De Luca Jr. walks in and rambles about not knowing the Dentist of Detroit but knowing he's for real and not a myth. Apparently, Neal doesn't know the big secret.

Me: I know who it is! *sticksouttongueatDeLuca*


Instead of sticking it back at me and stomping off, the broad guy tells "The Dentist" to meet him at a time or place, or he'd kill Jeffrey. The guy knew a lot.
Mozzie's the Dentist of Detroit? Aw.

Since Organized Crime was tracking De Luca's movement and Peter was tracking Neal, Peter finds out the spot where the big Running Sale is and shows up.

And I somehow get screenshots. \o/

Very bad screenshots. :( 


Peter: You in danger, Mozzie?
Moz: I live in danger, Suit.


Peter says he's not going to the meeting. Mozzie says that he'd like to see them try and stop him. *sneer*


Cut to closing the door of a black car with Mozzie inside. :D


Neal tells Peter who Mozzie is. <3 Peter repeats it like a kid. <3 <3
Man, Mozzie suffers in the room he's interrogated in until Peter and Neal enter. Man.


% I only find it hard to believe that Neal didn't know this. But I can be ignorant about it. %


Peter seems angry when the file on The Dentist shows that Mozzie's done....
Well. A lot.
"Neal's convinced me to hear you out. So I can decide whether or not to book you."


Um.
What happens later - I thought of doing a separate post on Mozzie later this week. So I'm kinda skipping this part. Anyway, I'll need the Adorable screen shots.


So afterwards, 

:| *distracted*


*snapsoutofit*


Neal says that he'll attend the meeting as his assistant. Mozzie says that it's not his fight. Neal says that Mozzie's his friend. *meltsatMozzie'slookrightafter*


Ugh! Why do these two HAVE to wear shades? *HORRIBLYdistracted*

*cries* I wouldn't be surprised if this post isn't out there until next year. *Can't.Concentrate*


Mm. The man doesn't believe Neal, so he begins to walk away, but in the end he's convinced, and we come to know that Mozzie's favorite ice cream flavor is Bubble Gum. 


________________________________PART ONE.

Smiles make it better.

Cool. Yeah. 

I'm talking about this week's episode of White Collar.

Just got to watch it since my lappie's got the flu,

But hey. Realized my new addiction. 

Peter's smile. :) Odd. Normally it's Neal's smile that makes ppl go gah-gah, right? IDK.


But I like it when Neal smiles like DEES.

Aw! \o/ How can that not be adored?

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:)

It's funny. 

My friend - oh. I forgot.

The supposedly-other-person-who's-also-supposed-to-post-n-this-blog and I had a conversation the other day.

It was about Sara Ellis. And when I think about it in general, the conclusion was that Josh, the boyfriend of Kate Beckett in Castle was a million times better than her.

I mean, why should a person coming in the main credits of the show be hated so much by us? I honestly DK.

I tried this episode. And the results were utterly the opposite.

I hate to sound like this, but the only things I genuinely likey in this epi were the scenes with Peter Burke in them. But that could be just me. Because I swear, the only ones I was smiling in were the scenes where

1. he wears glasses. O-O :) Woo hoo!

2. he smiles at the robot.

3. he kinda worries about Diana.

4. the very end. The 'family' part and the 'Gotcha' part at Neal. At least I thought his face meant that. *gotcha* 

^^ Oh my, ^^

Peter obsession? Maybe.

So I'm sorry Neal-Sara shippers. I tried. 

*hidesfromthetomatoshower*

But show? I'll keep coming on time for Peter and Neal. \o/ <3