To be taken with a huge grain of salt, but...

[sinfulslasher]

Matty was at SXSW a few days ago to promote "Space Station 76" (and ZOMG, I cannot wait to see that movie!), and during one of the many wonderful interviews he gave, he kinda sorta spilled the potential beans about the future of White Collar.

Here's the link to the interview vid: http://uinterview.com/news/matt-bomer-and-marisa-coughlan-talk-space

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[love_82]

Thanks for the info. I was a little worried after the Deadline article but I find the whole thing more irritating than anything too. And people's reactions to the non-news were irritating me too.

I always believed, and still do, that we are going to get something. There was no way they were going to leave things like that. Even though there was a stall in renewal talks I took it as a positive thing that both USA Network and Fox TV Studios want to bring the show back. Thankfully it seems that Fox prevailed, probably because they are going to pay for it, and we will get a season.

I just wish they would announce something officially. But who knows how long that will take. The Upfronts are in May where USA and other networks would be talking about Fall shows. Which WC would probably begin airing again in the fall at the earliest if they are not filming until summer. So it could be awhile yet. I am keeping my fingers crossed.

I am prepared for S6 to be the last one. Even though it makes me sad I expected it. This last season to me seemed liked they were gearing up for a final season. I am going to miss this show so much. But like Aragarna said above, I would rather be missing the show than be relieved it is ending.

[sinfulslasher]

They (un)officially announced a few hours ago that there'll be a shortened six season (six eps only).

In an article I read ages ago it was implied that they had an idea how to resolve Neal's kidnapping (that the whole set up was planned by TPTB, not a cliffhanger to be figured out later). I'm guessing S6 will be about the resolution and Neal will be set free. Or something.

Still, kinda sad to see it's only six eps...

[love_82]

Yeah, I saw the article. I am not happy about only 6 eps but I am happy they are giving the show a proper conclusion.

I hadn't read that but I do remember reading they had changed the ending for S5 at one point. I am sure they had an idea where they wanted to go with the storyline when they came up with it. Jeff Eastin has said before that he knows how he wants the show to end.

According to TV Line S6 will be about resolving Neal's kidnapping and tying up other lose ends. I figure the last episode will be Neal getting off anklet, whether the end of his sentence or getting an early release. Unless he gets of the anklet in an earlier ep and the last one is about what he is doing now.