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White Collar
White Collar airs Fridays at 10pm Eastern on USA.
Official Description: To solve the hardest crimes, hire the smartest criminal.
Starring: Super hot person, Matthew Bomer as the eponymous white collar criminal; Tim DeKay as the less-hot-but-still-appropriately-handsome, roguish, hard-hitting FBI agent who always gets his man and then goes home to his deliriously good-looking and decade-younger wife; and as the wife, Tiffani Thiessen in a refreshingly evil-eyeliner free role.
Awesomeness of Pilot: 7/10.  It’s not exactly breaking ground here, but White Collar was lots of fun, with solid acting and plotting.
Good if: You need something to fill your Leverage hour now that it’s on hiatus.  You watch 60 Minutes only on weeks when they feature con-men, you’re obsessed with your self-written Catch Me if You Can sequel, Psych hasn’t brought you to your limit for antagonistic buddy detective snark.
Bad if: You have what I’m told is often referred to as a “life” and go out on Friday nights.  Actually, that’s the only downside I could think of, so fire up your Tivo!
Bottom line:  It didn’t exactly blow my mind with originality and sparkling wit, but the jokes were good, the twists (though somewhat predictable) were entertaining, and the leads have great chemistry together.  And I sure didn’t mind looking at Bryce Larkin Matthew Bomer for an hour.

White Collar

White Collar airs Fridays at 10pm Eastern on USA.

Official Description: To solve the hardest crimes, hire the smartest criminal.

Starring: Super hot person, Matthew Bomer as the eponymous white collar criminal; Tim DeKay as the less-hot-but-still-appropriately-handsome, roguish, hard-hitting FBI agent who always gets his man and then goes home to his deliriously good-looking and decade-younger wife; and as the wife, Tiffani Thiessen in a refreshingly evil-eyeliner free role.

Awesomeness of Pilot: 7/10.  It’s not exactly breaking ground here, but White Collar was lots of fun, with solid acting and plotting.

Good if: You need something to fill your Leverage hour now that it’s on hiatus.  You watch 60 Minutes only on weeks when they feature con-men, you’re obsessed with your self-written Catch Me if You Can sequel, Psych hasn’t brought you to your limit for antagonistic buddy detective snark.

Bad if: You have what I’m told is often referred to as a “life” and go out on Friday nights.  Actually, that’s the only downside I could think of, so fire up your Tivo!

Bottom line:  It didn’t exactly blow my mind with originality and sparkling wit, but the jokes were good, the twists (though somewhat predictable) were entertaining, and the leads have great chemistry together.  And I sure didn’t mind looking at Bryce Larkin Matthew Bomer for an hour.

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