I'm totally with you on the cronuts and pregnancy comments. It's like you were in my mind. Is it just me or did Rebecca look crazier the curlier her hair got?
There isn't anything worse than a woman scorned and when she comes for Neal she's gonna come hard. I just hope Peter will be there to protect him. I don't think Neal was in love with her yet but I think of his fake confession as a swan song to what would have eventually been the truth. Can Neal really just demand to be let out of his anklet? How does that work. These years have been dragging by though. I don't even know how much time he logged being shackled. I could have birthed, raised a child, and paid for their college education and wedding in the time Neal's been on that thing. The Burke's moving to DC seems to portend the end of the series. I mean I know we have to suspend belief in White Collar land a lot of times, and as awesome as Neal is, who in the real world would torpedo a promising career to stay and be a CI's handler for another year? It just doesn't seem plausible. But in TV Land in general characters have done crazier things for no reason at all except to move the story forward.
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Date: 2014-01-18 05:54 am (UTC)There isn't anything worse than a woman scorned and when she comes for Neal she's gonna come hard. I just hope Peter will be there to protect him. I don't think Neal was in love with her yet but I think of his fake confession as a swan song to what would have eventually been the truth. Can Neal really just demand to be let out of his anklet? How does that work. These years have been dragging by though. I don't even know how much time he logged being shackled. I could have birthed, raised a child, and paid for their college education and wedding in the time Neal's been on that thing. The Burke's moving to DC seems to portend the end of the series. I mean I know we have to suspend belief in White Collar land a lot of times, and as awesome as Neal is, who in the real world would torpedo a promising career to stay and be a CI's handler for another year? It just doesn't seem plausible. But in TV Land in general characters have done crazier things for no reason at all except to move the story forward.