timruneskate96 why was it cancelled I loved this series

@@an.dr.16561 i know me too. but honestly it was one of the best endings for any show. i mean the way the ended it was great. it didnt end in a shit way.

@@WarlordX7 fr that ending was fire

Blue kid I think it was USA networks fault

WarlordX7 I personally hated the ending. They basically rushed to end the series. Terribly made and complete bullshit. Season 6 was terrible Bc of how they rushed

Omg you're not alone

Same here. Really great series.

Yeah im watching it for 2nd time I love this its a clever show Art ,history,quotes,thrill,chemirtry bw characters .im in

same i cannot stop watching it because every time i watch the last episode i cry and i have to watch it all again to cheer me up

Started watching at first lockdown and still watching. Can't stop.

Me too bud, I was just about to put the exact same

+Mr Ed Mozzi my favourite, one of his best moments when he sell the fake rolex and Peter comes and ask him to give back the money he stood and said what money lol the way he said it epic

+Kanan my favorite was when mozzie ran over a guy with a limo, I laugh a lot when he just said "i was never here" to peter

Duka yeh thats so funny too

Kanan Al when was that? Is that in the last season? I’ve only seen every episode up to neals death. I haven’t exactly finished the entire series

Mr Ed Neal was my favorite Mozzie was awesome

+TheRisingMyth Just finished the last episode, that show is fucking amazing. Best thing i have ever seen on a television

Owen Pace Yes, the idiotic network wanted the show to be "darker" as if their aren't even dark procedurals already Law and order and it's spin offs, CSI ditto spin offs, NCIS ditto, White Collar was different, serious yet lightheaded, great cast, so nice to see Diahanne Carroll, later Billy Dee Williams, and the writers didn't want to give that vision up. Glad to have read that the two pilots they bought afterwards tanked after two seasons. DUMB network. They deserve their failure. 😈

The big problem for it as said above was the bigger shows. I personally thought it was scripted better than csi and law and order. All of the newer shows have a big problem with trying to stand up to the big two. Ncis and criminal minds changed the game. People stopped being so committed to the crimes and more to the characters. Gibbs and abby from ncis has hard carried ncis to be a cult following. And the same with reid from CM. The lesser shows that have been smaller but end up being loved like monk and white collar and Sherlock while yes the crimes they solve is the big thing in the show we love the characters and are able to connect with them. They always try pulling the going crazy because the things they've seen but it's hard to connect with that. Making characters deal with demons in life like reid from minds to the father figure in Gibbs all the way to the person that is innocent but wants to catch the bad people in abby is something that a lot of people can connect with. White collar had us connect with the whole judgement of a person but that person can change. That's why it connects with so many people. The networks don't realize we don't want the old stuff rehashed and made to look the same. The ncis spin offs were awful because it wasn't Gibbs it was some characters that work in the same line of work he does.

+ 1

O P said it well. + 1

Nah, I mean I wouldn't mind a movie(which might happen at some point) but I'm glad they ended on a high note. Too many shows goes on for too long(most recently blacklist) and they become just ridiculous and the drop in quality is awful. But I feel like White Collar just like Person of Interest ended at the right time a with a great final episode. We might feel hungry for more but I think it's better to be left with this feeling rather than see your show slowly getting worse and worse.

@@happzy it kind of did lose the quality towards the end. I wasn't a big fan of season 5 and 6. Four wasn't that great either. 1-3 were the best high quality season and then after that it felt rushed to finish it off. I think they should have done 7 or 8 full 16 episode seasons and not slowly do less and less episodes each season like this one. Season 6 was only 6 episodes. That could definitely have gone on for a little longer. They could have done a few cases in between

@@mohammedfaiisal I'm not sure if that was a choice, usually producers get order for particular number of episodes from the network. My guess is they've played the cards they had. And as for quality, I partially agree although while season 4 was kinda meh, season 5 I liked a lot. Different strokes I guess.

Jackson Me too, just reinforcing the negativity, and Neal was so crushed. Very cruel and mean-spirited.

Peter criticized Neal too much, but Neal routinely lied to Peter and was less selfless.

I'm currently watching the series and I agree, Peter's too hard on Neal sometimes. But by the same token, Neal makes it very difficult for Peter to trust him. A prime example is in Season 3, when Neal keeps lying to Peter about not having the stolen treasure that was on the U-boat. Even Elizabeth, who generally tries to see the good in Neal, once told Neal something like, "He (meaning Peter) wants to trust you, but you make it very hard."

@@mainman3476 Neal had his faults but was never mean spirited. Peter didn’t need say to students Neal wore a tracking anklet nor that he was his handler to his French friend at the gallery.

Groovyliciouss Someone I know, met Matt and said he is almost painfully shy.

i noticed that too he was kinda the only one that didn't participate

RIP WILLIE GARSON. It was noble and great that you adopted.

No...they said when they see or feel something not right they do talk about it with others and how they try to fix it.

Yea i think she wanted a funny story where someone noticed huge plot hole or maybe for someone to address plot hole they Might have missed.

Another thing with that is the Chinese leaflet Peter puts under the door to cover it up wouldn’t have triggered it either, it goes underneath the wire

@@mikaeltruelove agreed unless he slipped it beside the door/wall so it would trigger it. other than slipping it under the crack

The electronic trip wire was set in the outer frame and therefore not in the path of the door opening. (See Netflix UK 39.19)

i believe he lives in england and these are held here in the US that's probably the reason why. But i do agree mathew and neal had a great rivalry connection unlike curtis i feel he was more hateable lmao but yeah its unfortunate to not see mccall maybe its cause he was also a pop up from time to time like had a few episodes for himself and not considered a main character

Relalise it's late, but the box contained evidence on the seniter and Neal's dad. His dad wanted to get rid of the evidence on him so that no one would know, but Neal saw it before he could.

Venomine what?

Venomine95 What the heck does that matter, does anyone really think they could get him, or any straight actor for that matter. Very few actors have ever been in relationships with people outside the acting profession. So your comment is kind of moot. Do you really think you could meet and date an actress?

Regular women have zero chances of dating celebrities. Even if he were straight, he would have dated his co-actresses, models or female friends in his own social circle😆😆😆

doesnt change the crush lmao it just makes it all the more frustrating regardless of having a shot or not lololol

Oh we know. lol. I have a crush on his husband too. #couplesgoals