White Collar

FBI agent Peter Burke teams up with an unlikely partner - charming conman Neal Caffrey - to hunt an elusive and vicious counterfeiter known as the 'Dutchman'.

Burke and Caffrey throw a party to trap a crime boss who is planning to sell secrets during New York Fashion Week.

Burke and Caffrey go in search of a Bible when a mobster under surveillance asks the FBI agents watching him to find the book, which was stolen from his church.

Burke and Caffrey are asked to help clear an army captain who has been accused of smuggling artefacts from Iraq - but gathering evidence on the case proves difficult.

Caffrey poses as a wealthy buyer to help recover a stolen painting, but things get confusing when it becomes unclear who really owns the artwork.

Caffrey is forced to decide between his loyalties to Burke and the FBI and his desire to find Kate when an Interpol agent offers him an exchange.

The FBI suspects Caffrey of orchestrating an elaborate jewellery robbery, putting Burke in the position of trying to figure out if Neal is pulling a con.

Caffrey has to infiltrate a company of corrupt Wall Street brokers in a bid to stay out of jail, and Burke is forced to go undercover along with him.

Caffrey and Burke discover that agent Fowler has a corrupt judge in his pocket and is trying block the team from looking into a mortgage foreclosure scam.

Caffrey and Burke try to expose the ringleader of a corrupt charity that is trafficking human organs to sell to desperately ill people.

A stakeout turns into a murder case when a wealthy stock trader is shot dead, and suspicion soon falls on the man's mistress.

An old adversary challenges Caffrey to create a forgery of a bottle of wine supposedly once owned by former US President Benjamin Franklin.

Caffrey is called on to help in a kidnapping case where the chief suspect is a major figure from his criminal past.

When Fowler makes a deal with Caffrey to steal a music box from the Italian consulate, Burke calls in a favour in a bid to bring down the corrupt agent.