I feel for Little Runk. No way in the world does that kid make it to adulthood without being seriously damaged. The key for any enterprising therapist is to get in early and hang on with all their might. Anyone in on the ground floor of that project will have hit the jackpot.
With the treasure story (hopefully) behind us, and Neal’s sentence potentially about to be commuted, I wonder where ‘White Collar’ is headed as a series. Are we guaranteed an improbable return of the Kate story line?
The titular pool party was a wild mix of characters, activities, and a scary house tour given by Robert California of what his home could have been had it only lived up to its debauch potential … and had he not gotten married to his current wife.
I’m just saying … Elizabeth could pretend as much as she wanted that she was cold, but with the thermostat turned up that high in the room, she’d have been sweating buckets just like her injured captor. And that doesn’t make her any less of a lady.
We’ve heard Frankie make some pretty lame excuses in the past, but how about her rationalization for using the Donahues’ brand new car. “People do meth.” In her old car?
Can you imagine a world where Jason Biggs is a computer genius? I can’t. I mean, I can see him being a hick who ends up finding love and happiness in a basement veterinarian’s office, but a technological visionary? He struggled with a webcam setup!
The sight of Hank getting knocked down by a fellow artist — actor, director, writer, whatever — is nothing new, but I feel like it wasn’t quite as funny seeing someone who looks like Pete Berg punching him in the face. Next time, how about Woody Allen?
