SteelyKid is sleeping in this morning, so:
White Collar: new TV show, art forger reluctantly helps FBI to keep from going back to prison, having escaped to look for his girlfriend, who has gone *poof*. Fairly appealing leads, good diversity in cast, not hugely caper-y but had some clever moments. Didn't love it, liked it well enough, will do until
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I was wondering that. Leaning towards a "no" but I wasn't sure. I actually thought about bringing it up to my Crim Pro prof.
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And I can see a judge contorting to get the evidence in, but it just doesn't pass my yeah-right threshold. But, like I said, not my field. Ask your prof!
[*] Dear caper shows, you can _so_ throw off your viewers by making him turn out to be trustworthy.
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Exactly. I might ask the prof--but then, we have finals in two weeks, so I should focus on that, eh? *grin*
Dear caper shows, you can _so_ throw off your viewers by making him turn out to be trustworthy.
Seriously.
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It's one of those shows that has to tread verrry lightly. The minute you spare a thought for the people Neal has scammed -- they can't all be jerks -- the premise stops being enjoyable. Hence my focus on the sartorial.
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Peter is learning new tricks just as much as Neal is, and I like that we still see little glimpses of the con-artist/thief in Neal. Nobody's going to rehab overnight, and I can see a major transgression on Neal's part adding some drama in the future.
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Neal skipping out to rescue his damsel in distress is the gun over the mantelpiece and I would be shocked if it doesn't go off by/at the end of the season.
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