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 worst episode of "White Collar" is "Ice Breaker", rated 7.3/10 from 692 user votes. It was directed by Eric Stoltz and written by Mark Lafferty. "Ice Breaker" aired on 11/21/2013 and is rated 0.0 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Quantico Closure".
Peter and Neal must go undercover as ice skating pros to expose a counterfeit passport ring in Little Odessa.
Director: Eric Stoltz
Writer: Mark Lafferty
While Neal delves further into the mystery of the Codex, Peter takes on a classified espionage case with a fellow FBI agent: his ex-girlfriend.
Director: Willie Garson
Writer: Nick Thiel
Neal and Peter infiltrate New York's Fashion Week to stop a security data which is woven in the fabric of a model's dress, from being sold by a criminal.
Director: Dennie Gordon
Writer: Clifton Campbell
Peter and Neal work to free a diplomat's son, who has been taken into custody in Burma for a crime he didn't commit. The case requires the duo to use diplomatic laws to their advantage in order to overcome the obstacles facing them.
Director: John T. Kretchmer
Writer: Hy Conrad
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
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
Peter and Neal work from different angles as they attempt to stop a thieving duo bent on going out in a hail of bullets rather than watch their whirlwind relationship fade away behind bars.
Director: Russell Lee Fine
Writer: Matthew Negrete, Bob DeRosa
The disappearance of a precious bible creates an interesting union when a New York Mafia kingpin enlists the help of Peter and the FBI in tracking down his beloved artifact. But while rooting out the thief, Neal finds himself in a tango with a sexy female villain and must decide where his loyalty truly lies.
Director: John T. Kretchmer
Writer: Tom Garrigus
Peter thinks he’s in for it when Elizabeth shows up at the office with her friend Dana in tow. But Peter isn’t the one in trouble this time; it’s Dana’s husband, Captain John Mitchell, who is in the hot seat.
Director: Timothy Busfield
Writer: Jeff Eastin
To avoid an international conflict, Peter and Neal have to find a thief who is stealing pieces to a valuable collection.
Director: Ken Girotti
Writer: Channing Powell
Neal is suspicious when an old friend of June's husband is released from jail and shows up for a visit.
Director: Michael Smith
Writer: Jim Campolongo
The team investigates a series of museum heists that target rare artifacts.
Director: Russell Lee Fine
Writer: Daniel Shattuck
Peter and Neal work a forgery and money laundering case that leads them into two of the most iconic New York institutions, taxi cabs and jazz.
Director: Tim DeKay
Writer: Channing Powell, Daniel Shattuck
Peter and Neal get closer to finding out the mystery behind Ellen's evidence box while simultaneously chiseling their way through the world of sculpture forgery.
Director: John T. Kretchmer
Writer: Mark Goffman
Peter sends Neal undercover with a psychiatrist who may be manipulating her patients into committing robberies.
Director: Kevin Bray
Writer: Jim Campolongo
Neal and Peter take on an unprecedented asset recovery case for the Museum of Natural History: a stolen Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton and its egg.
Director: Sanford Bookstaver
Writer: Jessica Grasl, Julian Meiojas
Thrust into the seedy underbelly of New York's Chinatown, Peter and Neal must navigate vicious Triads, mysterious Interpol agents, and a game of Pai Gow in order to capture their target.
Director: John T. Kretchmer
Writer: Joe Henderson
The arrest of a jewel thief leads Peter and Neal toward a much more heinous extortion case against adoptive parents.
Director: David Straiton
Writer: Matthew Negrete
Diana goes undercover to protect a magazine journalist; Peter and Neal investigate a pharmaceutical company.
Director: Michael Smith
Writer: Alexandra McNally
A teenage con man goes on a New York crime spree.
Director: Tricia Brock
Writer: Joe Henderson
Neal goes under cover as a stock trader on Wall Street.
Director: Renny Harlin
Writer: Mark Goffman
Neal must go undercover as a butler to expose an imposter who aims to inherit a Manhattan family's fortune.
Director: Jeff King
Writer: Alexandra McNally
Peter and Neal focus on a case dealing with someone from Mozzie's past.
Director: Paul Holahan
Writer: Jessica Grasl
When June's niece suffers renal trauma, Neal stumbles upon a cruel scheme to harvest human organs and brings the case to Peter.
Director: Dennie Gordon
Writer: Joan Binder Weiss