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Question!
I'm watching season three of White Collar instead of editing the story I swore I'd work on tonight. (Yay for procrastination! Netflix streaming has made it so much easier to avoid writing!)
So - spoiler alert! I'm only on episode three, so there's not much to give away, but just in case.
Right now I'm officially not liking season three. Neal and Peter being - for all intents and purposes - enemies is not at all what I wanted from this show. Does it get better? I loved it when they were learning to trust each other and becoming friends, but this is breaking my sappy little heart. Someone tell me they end up on the same side again!
I'm watching season three of White Collar instead of editing the story I swore I'd work on tonight. (Yay for procrastination! Netflix streaming has made it so much easier to avoid writing!)
So - spoiler alert! I'm only on episode three, so there's not much to give away, but just in case.
Right now I'm officially not liking season three. Neal and Peter being - for all intents and purposes - enemies is not at all what I wanted from this show. Does it get better? I loved it when they were learning to trust each other and becoming friends, but this is breaking my sappy little heart. Someone tell me they end up on the same side again!