Jeff Eastin Talks (Briefly) About WC's 6 Episode 6th Season
From Forbes.com's Exclusive Interview: 'Graceland', 'White Collar' Executive Producer Jeff Eastin
I want to squeeze a little White Collar talk in here. You have six episodes this season. Are you viewing it as more of a streamlined season? How are you approaching that?
This one is actually kind of exciting because we have six. What I think about six episodes is it’s like a miniseries. In my mind, you’ve got one really beautiful plot if you do it right. So that’s how we’re approaching it. We’re looking at it as this White Collar miniseries that is going to really focus on one thing…
So it’s like a mostly A plot thing.
Yes, completely. Much less of the criminal of the week, in this case, and much more about really digging into who Neil [sic] is, what he wants, and the relationship between him, Peter, and Mozzie. So that becomes the real thrust of this year.
Source: Forbes.com
I want to squeeze a little White Collar talk in here. You have six episodes this season. Are you viewing it as more of a streamlined season? How are you approaching that?
This one is actually kind of exciting because we have six. What I think about six episodes is it’s like a miniseries. In my mind, you’ve got one really beautiful plot if you do it right. So that’s how we’re approaching it. We’re looking at it as this White Collar miniseries that is going to really focus on one thing…
So it’s like a mostly A plot thing.
Yes, completely. Much less of the criminal of the week, in this case, and much more about really digging into who Neil [sic] is, what he wants, and the relationship between him, Peter, and Mozzie. So that becomes the real thrust of this year.
Source: Forbes.com