The Worst Episodes of White Collar

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

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

Peter and Neal focus on a case dealing with someone from Mozzie's past.

Director: Paul Holahan

Writer: Jessica Grasl

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

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

Neal goes undercover as a political "fixer" in order to bring down a corrupt politician. Diana and Peter's lead brings them to an unidentified man who escapes their pursuit. It is also revealed that Peter had Diana keep the music box's location hidden even from Peter himself. Neal begins to suspect that Peter is investigating the plane explosion behind his back.

Director: Sanford Bookstaver

Writer: Joe Henderson