I loved the priest acting as a liaison for assassin contracting. I’m sure it was sacrilegious to many, but it was great. Seems like a South Boston thing to do … have we seen that in a movie?
Last night’s episode of ‘White Collar’ could have been about the return of bust Lauren Cruz, and it still wouldn’t have brought me down from my high — Neal and Sara are no more (don’t jinx it)! Let the celebration begin!
It’s interesting that it took so long for Mozzie to land a lady friend. I wonder if he took the creative team as much by surprise as he did us. Was he not supposed to be as big a character as he’s become? Because then we should be thankful that his brilliance was evident to all!
I loved Mozzie pulling a “Scrooge McDuck” in order to help Scott disappear … ala Barney Stinson and the great job CBS does extending his — and his show’s — brand, wouldn’t it be awesome if Mozzie and Neal came out with a book of cons for the common man?
The “Draw me!” line was crazy corny, but in great ‘White Collar’ tradition, the scene in Neal’s apartment was done brilliantly. Neal, hiding in the observation room, sketched the Widow and snuck the picture out to Peter. I loved his inclusion of the engagement ring!
It would have been worse had they ignored the blatant plagiarism, but I can’t believe that someone as awesome, smart, and creative as Mozzie would need to resort to stealing ideas from an old movie. I was really disappointed in Mozzie’s Ferris Bueller move.
I never made the connection when she appeared as the boss on ‘Criminal Minds’, but doesn’t Jayne Atkinson’s (Helen) managerial style remind you of an awful cross between Patty Hewes and Miranda Priestly?
