In exchange for his freedom, charming con artist Neal Caffrey provides his expertise to help straight-man FBI agent Peter Burke catch elusive white-collar criminals.
The best episode of "White Collar" season 3 is "On Guard", rated 8.1/10 from 915 user votes. It was directed by Russell Lee Fine and written by Jeff Eastin. "On Guard" aired on 6/7/2011 and is rated 0.2 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Where There's a Will".
Despite their newly-arisen trust issues, Neal and Peter have to work together to catch a thief who took his stash out of the Federal Reserve.
Director: Russell Lee Fine
Writer: Jeff Eastin
Peter and Neal find a treasure map on a forged will, and soon enter a race to locate the treasure and save the daughter of the beneficiary.
Director: Sanford Bookstaver
Writer: Mark Goffman
Diana goes undercover to protect a magazine journalist; Peter and Neal investigate a pharmaceutical company.
Director: Michael Smith
Writer: Alexandra McNally
Peter and Neal help Mozzie rework a scam to prevent a mob war.
Director: Dennie Gordon
Writer: Channing Powell
Peter and Neal pose as wealthy bachelors to catch a black widow.
Director: Paul Holahan
Writer: Jim Campolongo
A teenage con man goes on a New York crime spree.
Director: Tricia Brock
Writer: Joe Henderson
When an expert hacker drains a prominent New York bank, Neal assumes the criminal's identity in order to spend the pilfered fortune and draw him out of hiding.
Director: Michael Smith
Writer: Daniel Shattuck
When an old Naval Academy buddy of Agent Jones goes missing, Peter and Neal delve into the dangerous world of international private security to find him.
Director: David Straiton
Writer: Matthew Negrete
Neal goes undercover in an attempt to capture a wanted fugitive; Keller confesses his motive for returning to New York.
Director: Paul Holahan
Writer: Mark Goffman
Neal and Mozzie must stay ahead of the FBI when one of the treasure's paintings is flagged.
Director: John T. Kretchmer
Writer: Jeff Eastin
Elizabeth's kidnapping forces Neal to come clean to Peter about his betrayal.
Director: John T. Kretchmer
Writer: Joe Henderson
Neal poses as a substitute teacher to investigate missing scholarship funds.
Director: Russell Lee Fine
Writer: Alexandra McNally
When Elizabeth overhears one of her neighbors in a suspicious conversation, her curiosity leads Peter and Neal to uncover a robbery plot against a posh Manhattan Hotel.
Director: Andrew McCarthy
Writer: Jeff King
Sparks fly when Neal teams up with his ex Sara to track down a missing Stradivarius. The mission offers Neal a glimpse into a different kind of life for himself.
Director: Anton Cropper
Writer: Channing Powell
Neal joins the crew of a wealthy Yankees fan, tasked with stealing memorabilia from Yankee Stadium.
Director: Tim DeKay
Writer: Mark Goffman
Agent Kramer wants to derail Neal's commutation; Neal tries to right a wrong from his past; Peter is forced to choose sides.
Director: Russell Lee Fine
Writer: Jeff Eastin