White Collar season 3 premier date

Can't. Wait!

Spoilers!

Emeline: Psych?
Psych rules. The writers are planning an episode called "This Episode Sucks" where "Lassiter (Timothy Omundson) falls hard for a woman he meets in a bar—who may turn out to be a vampire that drains her victims of blood," and they're looking for someone to play a character named "Thorn" who has "platinum hair, earrings and a British accent." Awww…James Marsters' Spike was an iconic character, wasn't he?

KimLVHart: White Collar scoop would be much appreciated!
We'll be meeting Neal's parents next season! They haven't cast anyone yet, but Matt Bomer is putting out an APB for anyone interested in playing his mom and dad. Ideas?

SadieJezierski: Chuck!
Sarah's bachelorette party will feature a male stripper disguised as a enemy commando. Wackiness ensues. Also, um…ick.

sarahjones85: Anything you have on Castle would be great!
Are you a "shipper" type? Then you will love the March 21 episode of Castle. But not because Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Beckett (Stana Katic) run off and get married or anything. While Castle and Beckett are investigating the death of a soap opera writer, there are tons of conversations on how crazy "shippers" can be and how invested fans are with their favorite TV relationships. It's hilarious, unless you are as crazy as the "shipper" in the episode is. In which case…seek help.

fannie13: News about Castle please!Next week's episode will have one of the most dramatic and theatric arrests ever made on the show. But stay tuned in after the handcuffs are snapped on, because Castle and Beckett have a sweet little moment that will surely leave you smiling.

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I'm very excited about the Psych one! Too bad it's still a long wait from now!

And meeting Neal's parents?! Yes, please!

White Collar at PaleyFest

The creator and cast were at PaleyFest last night and this is the official clip:


Can't wait for tonight's finale and the rest of the clips.

My friends are awesome!

My Twitter feed from the past half hour or so.

I heart my friends! They're starting to turn into me... *insert evil laugh* ;p

One Tree Hill Star Becomes White Collar Series Regular

Network sources confirm that Hilarie Burton—who played P. Sawyer for years on One Tree Hill, secretly had a baby with Jeffrey Dean Morgan while we weren't looking and has been charming as heck this season on USA's White Collar as insurance investigator Sara Ellis—is joining the cast full-time for season three. Shooting on the 16 new episodes for next year begins mid-March in New York City.

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White Collar 2.5 is tonight

as zap2it is reminding me every second I'm on their page. And I go there way more often than usual today.

[My TV schedule from zap2it]

White Collar 2.5

Promo poster:

Can't. Wait.

Spoiler Chat stuff

From today's E!Online's Spoiler Chat:

[Photo credit: Will Hart/USA Network]

Duncan: White Collar?
Look for Tim DeKay to sport a fabulous mustache when White Collar returns in January. Why, you ask? Well, says DeKay himself, "That's a flashback episode where Peter wore a mustache for a few months...I did get to ride a horse, which is fun. You'll learn how Peter and Neal (Matthew Bomer) met, you'll learn more about what's behind the music box and who's pulling all the string—what the music box opens up and what you see and what comes about from that, it's pretty awesome. It's priceless.

Keenan: Psych?
Dulé Hill tells us, "We have Aggie the Polar Bear [coming up]. And then we have the season finale, which is the return of the Yin-Yang trilogy. We have Ally Sheedy, Mena Suvari and then we find out who Mr. Yin is. I can't tell you that." Forget Mr. Yin, we want to know more about this polar-bear business! For the record, Dulé's partner-in-crimesolving James Roday teases, "Shawn and Gus have to save a polar bear, which may or may not be framed for murder." Comedy. Gold.

Read more: clicky thingy

Oh, and Gwyneth Paltrow got her star on the Walk of Fame earlier today, AND SHE'S RETURNING TO GLEE!!! =] Love. Her!

BuddyTV: TV's 100 Sexiest Men of 2010

Here are some from the shows that I watch or played by people I like:

#89 James Roday, Psych – As Shawn Spencer

Justin Timberlake, Olivia Wilde, "Now" Matt Bomer too!

Alex Pettyfer, Matt Bomer Join Justin Timberlake's 'I'm.mortal,' Renamed 'Now'
Posted 8 hrs ago by Amy Wilkinson in Casting News, Eye Candy, Movie News, Movies

And...the pretty quotient just went through the roof! It was only a month ago that we were marveling at the eye candy casting potential of Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried's sci-fi flick "I'm.mortal" (which has apparently been renamed, "Now"). After all, the flick's setting is a future world in which people stop aging at 25 and must buy time in order to live forever. It's not hard to see what that means: a slew of impossibly good-looking twenty and thirty-something actors running around the set. Well, it's time to add two more attractive cast members to the credits reel: Alex Pettyfer and Matt Bomer.

USA Network Renews 'Royal Pains,' 'Psych', And 'White Collar'

After another successful summer of original scripted programming, USA Network has made more renewals: sophomore series Royal Pains and White Collar for a third season and veteran Psych for a sixth season. The Royal Pains' order is said to be for 18 episodes, while I hear Psych and White Collar are being picked up for 16 episodes each. The decision was made while the 3 series are still in production on their current seasons (White Collar wraps this week, while Royal Pains and Psych are filming their last couple of episodes) to give producers the opportunity to lock in key crew members. With the pickups, which follow similar renewals for Burn Notice and In Plain Sight (both picked up for 2 more seasons) and freshman Covert Affairs as well as a miraculous final season eight-episode pickup for Law & Order: Criminal Intent with original star Vincent D'Onofrio on board, the top basic cable network is bringing back its entire 7-series slate. "To have such success with our existing series gives us a platform to experiment and push the envelope with our next generation of shows," said USA's president of original programming Jeff Wachtel.

Royal Pains, from Universal Cable Prods., was cable's top summer cable series in adults 25-54 (3.5 million). The Fox TV Studios-produced White Collar averaged 5.5 million total viewers, while UCP's Psych was the top cable series on Wednesday in adults 18-49 (2.3 million). In a report released today, USA was listed as the most valuable asset of NBC Universal at $11.7 billion, while the value of broadcast sibling NBC was listed as a negative $600 million.

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YAAAAAY!! <3333 [not like it was ever in doubt, but still :p]

5 Best TV Shows You’re Not Watching

We all know the story of Mad Men and 30 Rock. They were little-watched shows that, after becoming Emmy darlings, performed slightly better in the ratings. Ratings are a tricky thing, and very rarely reflect the actual quality of a television series (American Idol, anyone?). After the jump are five underrated shows that you should consider giving a shot in between trips to Bobst and trying to stalk the Sprouse twins.

Cougar Town (ABC) Wednesdays at 9:30 PM
Don’t let the name mislead you. What was originally conceived as a series about aging women and their dangly bits pretty quickly turned into an offbeat comedy about a bunch of alcoholic friends living in a cul-de-sac. In short, it got awesome. It takes a little time to get used to the cadence of the jokes, and to kind of find characters hilarious, but if you stick with it for a few episodes, you’ll find yourself appreciating wine a whole lot more.
And one of the great things about this show is that it actually has straight male appeal. Well, at the very least, NYU straight male appeal. Trust me.

White Collar (USA) Tuesdays at 9:00 PM; returns January 2011
Starring the delicious Matt Bomer as Neal Caffrey, a conman who goes to work for the FBI, White Collar is another procedural that manages to keep things fresh. It’s an offbeat buddy comedy meets intellectual conspiracy movie meets Get Smart. Not only is it hilarious, but it’s set in Manhattan and takes full advantage of it. It’s highly stylized in a way that’s not typical of the genre. And I challenge anyone not to be won over by Matt Bomer’s debonair lead.

The rest of the list is here.

Summer finales :(

Tuesday and Wednesday will be the mid-season/summer finales for White Collar and Psych, then there would be no more of those two shows until January/November! :(

A few clips. They should be good:

Televisionary's Review

Boxed In: Thoughts on Tuesday's Summer Season Finale of USA's White Collar
I promised you some thoughts about next week's summer season finale of USA's slick and stylish drama series White Collar and I hate to disappoint.

Airing on Tuesday evening, the summer season comes to an end with next week's fantastic and taut installment ("Point Blank"), after which we'll have to wait until January to find out just what happens to Peter, Neal, Mozzie, and the others.

GQ: Matt Bomer exclusive!

There are plenty who attempt to emulate the Rat Pack, but few can pull off a fedora quite as well as American actor Matt Bomer, star of stateside show White Collar. Effectively Catch Me If You Can has a Thomas Crown Affair, Bomer plays ex-con Neal Caffrey, who benefits significantly from his character's gruelling wardrobe - in Paul Smith suits or Hugo Boss casuals he helps the FBI track down art thieves. GQ.com decided to find out what we could learn from this modern-day cad, and Bomer was only too willing to share his thoughts on seduction, surviving New York City in style and channelling Paul Newman...

Bromance

How adorable are these two together?! The interviewers weren't that great but I think they should do interviews together! (video after the jump)

USA News

USA WELCOMES NEW CHARACTERS WITH "FACING KATE," ITS NEWEST ORIGINAL SERIES PREMIERING IN JANUARY

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - August 18, 2010 - Approaching its fifth consecutive summer win, while pacing to take the third quarter, USA will continue airing the most exciting originals on television straight through 2010 and into the new year! With original programming blocks that feature all-new episodes of returning hit originals PSYCH, BURN NOTICE, ROYAL PAINS and WHITE COLLAR, USA keeps up the momentum with the premiere of its much anticipated newest original series, FACING KATE, starring Sarah Shahi ("Life," "The L Word"), which joins the line-up in January.

New wallpaper!!

I'm sorry Mr. Downey, I still love you, very much, but this guy is my current obsession, and look at his blue eyes!!!

USA love!

USA as in the network, not the country ;)

USA definitely has the best summer TV lined up and has been dominating ratings this last month. I'm currently in love with White Collar and I still watch every episode of Psych when it comes out. I'm probably also gonna catch up on Burn Notice when I need something to do. There are also Covert Affairs and Royal Pains that are doing well so I might check them out, too.

Anyways, this post is about the love between the shows in the network. First there was a Psych shout-out from the season 2 premiere of White Collar:

[Love the fact that creator Jeff Eastin posts pics of the script for the next episode]

18 Sharp-Dressed Men

"Mad Men" makes us long for a time before Casual Fridays; we pick TV guys whose dapper duds deliver.