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Date Posted: 08:10:55 12/29/10 Wed
Author: Islandgirl
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Re: White Collar
In reply to: Islandgirl 's message, "White Collar" on 08:09:02 12/27/10 Mon

I'm enjoying this. It's a cool combination of a light-hearted mystery along the lines of something like "Remington Steele" or "Psych" and a conspiracy backstory a la X-Files (with the ongoing mystery about where Kate is and why she left Neal).

I do really like that Peter is married and that it's a happy, mutually supportive union. In real life, the majority of adults between 30 and 60 are married, but in most TV shows everybody's single (in the sense of "not currently married" a lot of the characters are widowers or divorced or whatever).

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I'm so glad, IG -- detoured, 15:10:35 03/06/11 Sun