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[Maira]

Ooo, oo! I really hope it's true. (Then maybe some people's dreams will be fufilled and Bruce Campbell will appear on White Collar)

Chuck Finley the black market art dealer is a GO!

[Kimbee]

Chuck Finley the black market art dealer is a GO!

OR he could be this witness and drop my favourite line:

"A man with the name of "Chuck Finley", if that means anything to you"

[Nancee]

OR he could be this witness and drop my favourite line:

"A man with the name of "Chuck Finley", if that means anything to you"

I really loved....

Neal excited, shaking his shoulders.

Peter: Don't dance in the office.

The sheepish look on Neal's face.

(Later)

They get the money. Neal gives Peter a celebratory punch.

Peter: Don't hit me.

The sheepish look on Neal's face.

Priceless.

[Kimbee]

I really loved....

Neal excited, shaking his shoulders.

Peter: Don't dance in the office.

The sheepish look on Neal's face.

(Later)

They get the money. Neal gives Peter a celebratory punch.

Peter: Don't hit me.

The sheepish look on Neal's face.

Priceless.

It should be a puppy dog wide eye look.

[Nancee]

OR he could be this witness and drop my favourite line:

"A man with the name of "Chuck Finley", if that means anything to you"

Easy Peasy.

[Kimbee]

Easy Peasy.

They could also have him as the main agent on the case... although, it'd be hard not to laugh with him around...

[Channel_Surfer]

They could also have him as the main agent on the case... although, it'd be hard not to laugh with him around...

Meh. Don't mean to rain on anyone's parade, but personally I think a story should pan out the way it does because the writer/s feel that that is the way the story is supposed to go, and I definitely don't think a show should ever be molded or adapted to make room for a fan-requested performer. I worry that if White Collar starts to do that it will end up like Psych, which, don't get me wrong is a great show in it's own right, but it isn't really going anywhere. It's just a goofy comedy you watch purely for entertainment. We love White Collar because we're excited every week to find out where it's going, what's going to happen next, not just to see how Neal and Peter act when an overused and archetypical personality is thrown into their environment.

Edited by Channel_Surfer, 13 January 2010 - 08:34 PM.

[Kimbee]

Meh. Don't mean to rain on anyone's parade, but personally I think a story should pan out the way it does because the writer/s feel that that is the way the story is supposed to go and I definitely don't think a show should ever be molded or adapted to make room for a fan-requested performer. I worry that if White Collar starts to do that it will end up like Psych, which, don't get me wrong is a great show in it's own right, but it isn't really going anywhere. It's just a goofy comedy you watch purely for entertainment. We love White Collar because we're excited every week to find out where it's going, what's going to happen next, not just to see how Neal and Peter act when an overused and archetypical personality is thrown into their environment.

Relax, it's not like they'll take any of OUR suggestions... would they?

[Joe_Henderson]

Wow, you guys are too awesome and too kind.

And we did indeed steal one of the Burn Notice writers, a fantastic writer named Rashad Raisani. He's got a kickass episode coming up towards the end of the season, and we wish we could have stolen him for good, but he's already back on Burn Notice now.

[Nancee]

Wow, you guys are too awesome and too kind.

And we did indeed steal one of the Burn Notice writers, a fantastic writer named Rashad Raisani. He's got a kickass episode coming up towards the end of the season, and we wish we could have stolen him for good, but he's already back on Burn Notice now.

Not to worry, Joe....

Y'all are doing just fine, thank you very much!

[LI_Ann]

Wow, you guys are too awesome and too kind.

And we did indeed steal one of the Burn Notice writers, a fantastic writer named Rashad Raisani. He's got a kickass episode coming up towards the end of the season, and we wish we could have stolen him for good, but he's already back on Burn Notice now.

Thanks for letting us know about Rashad. I wasn't sure which BN writer had been tapped to work on White Collar. Rashad Raisani has worked on some great BN episodes, i.e., Friends Like These, Rough Seas, Good Soldier, Do No Harm, just to name a few. He is talented but so are you and the other WC writers. The entertainment value of both White Collar and Burn Notice is off the charts and for that I thank you.

Ann

[Kimbee]

Thanks for letting us know about Rashad. I wasn't sure which BN writer had been tapped to work on White Collar. Rashad Raisani has worked on some great BN episodes, i.e., Friends Like These, Rough Seas, Good Soldier, Do No Harm, just to name a few. He is talented but so are you and the other WC writers. The entertainment value of both White Collar and Burn Notice is off the charts and for that I thank you.

Ann

YAY! I really liked a lot of those episodes, I think this WC one's going to be LEGENDARY!!!

[Channel_Surfer]

Relax, it's not like they'll take any of OUR suggestions... would they?

That's true, but I'm really just voicing my concerns more than anything.

[Kimbee]

That's true, but I'm really just voicing my concerns more than anything.

You're right to do so. If they DID take our suggestions, it'd make a TERRIBLE mess out of WC.

[Channel_Surfer]

...If they DID take our suggestions, it'd make a TERRIBLE mess out of WC.

Also very true hahaha. If they took our suggestions we would probably turn White Collar into some kind of televised fan fiction haha

Edited by Channel_Surfer, 13 January 2010 - 08:34 PM.

[Kimbee]

Also very true hahaha. If they took our suggestions we would probably turn White Collar into some kind of televised fan fiction haha

It'd make a total ruin out of the storyline they've made... especially cos all the shippers would come in and make Neal and Kate reunite, therefore demolishing the aspect of tension.

[xDannix]

Wow, you guys are too awesome and too kind.

And we did indeed steal one of the Burn Notice writers, a fantastic writer named Rashad Raisani. He's got a kickass episode coming up towards the end of the season, and we wish we could have stolen him for good, but he's already back on Burn Notice now.

...
OHEMGEE
jsyk, I'm like idolizing every writer for WC right now.

[Surreal44]

Wow, you guys are too awesome and too kind.

And we did indeed steal one of the Burn Notice writers, a fantastic writer named Rashad Raisani. He's got a kickass episode coming up towards the end of the season, and we wish we could have stolen him for good, but he's already back on Burn Notice now.

I think it's fantastic that you took time out of your day to say hello to everyone here! It's been a while since a television show has grabbed not only my attention, but the attention of my best friend (and our taste in tv shows couldn't be more different). So thank you for giving us a show that we can actually talk about without boring each other. ;-)

And lastly, please pass along my thanks to the rest of the cast and crew! The show couldn't be great without everyone working together. :-)

[Channel_Surfer]

This is an old link from Jeff Eastin's twitter featuring our very own Joe Henderson. Enjoy!

http://www.geekweek....ite-collar.html

[SeattleFan]

I'm looking forward to season 2, but does anyone else think the most understated and brilliantly funny bit of dialog was Mozzie's reply when asked about his law degree? "University of Phoenix, Go Cardinals!" That is freakin' hilarious!!

(For those of you lacking the sports-fan gene, University of Phoenix is a continuing ed type institution. I think most of us think of UofP as online classes only, but they actually do have classrooms scattered around the country. They bought the naming rights to the stadium that the NFL Cardinals play in, hence the wit in Mozzie's reply.)