With its focus on an energetic crime-fighting duo, incorporating dramatic and comedic elements, White collar Simultaneously stood out as a unique series with a grounding in familiar tropes. The show found a distinct niche by focusing on crimes like art theft and heists that aren’t as common in standard police procedurals. While this gave the show a unique premise, there are many other shows like it White collar Which may appeal to fans.
News about a White collar Revival has revealed that the sequel will feature some of the likable characters who helped White collarIts popularity endured, despite its premature ending. The sequel could potentially reconnect Neil Caffrey and his FBI partner, Agent Peter Burke After Neil calling his death in the White collar Finale. But until more details about the reboot become clear, there are some other shows to watch that are just as captivating.
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Suits
A fraud lawyer in a corporate company
Suits follows Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), who, despite never attending law school, is able to use his photographic memory to become a lawyer. The legal drama ran from 2011 to 2019 for a total of nine seasons and also starred Gabriel Macht, Meghan Markle, Sarah Rafferty and Rick Hoffman.
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Suits is an incredibly binge-worthy show. It focuses on attorney Harvey Specter and his unlikely partner, Mike Ross, who is hired into Harvey’s firm by sheer luck. Mike is not a lawyer, but he has a photographic memory, is highly intelligent, and has passed the bar exam several times under someone else’s name. Together, the two work together in collaboration with the rest of Harvey’s company in a way similar to Neil and Peter in White collar.
Suits And White collar Both have drama, comedy and romance. Suits Also features excellent dialogue and character development, as Mike’s lack of law degree starts to cause problems for the team. The biggest similarity between the two points is that While both partners are experts in some way, only one is a professional. Neil and Mike are intelligent and adaptable, but they lack the credentials that Peter and Harvey possess. Together, the information that these characters possess aids every case that the duo comes across.
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The Blacklist
A wanted felon works with the FBI on his own terms
The Blacklist is an action/thriller crime-drama television series on NBC from creator Jon Bokenkamp. The show follows former intelligence officer turned master criminal Raymond Reddington (James Spader) and FBI agent Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone.) Red, one of the FBI’s most wanted fugitives, known as “The Concierge of Crime,” mysteriously surrenders to the FBI and offers to help them catch a deadly terrorist, on the condition that he only talks to Elizabeth – who just so happens to be starting her first day on the job. The two continue to partner to tackle Red’s “Blacklist,” which he offers in exchange for immunity for his past crimes.
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The Blacklist is a darker version of Neil and Mozzie’s world in White collar. While the show lacks the comedic elements that make up White collar So effective, it focuses on the underground criminal world that is at the center of most police work. The Blacklist Follow Reddington, one of the world’s most wanted criminals, as he works with the FBI to capture his fellow criminals on the condition that he work closely with FBI agent Elizabeth Keen.
The premises of both The Blacklist And White collar Focus on conditional working conditions in the FBI. Neal works with the FBI under the promise that he will regain his freedom, while Reddington cooperates to work with Elizabeth Keen. Even though Both characters have significantly different motivations for working with the FBIThese two people share the desire to pursue their own interests. As a result, The Blacklist is a big one White collar Replacement to watch while waiting for the sequel.
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Burning notice
A burned CIA. Agent must do the best with what he has available
After being “burned” (ie, fired and cut from his job as a spy), former CIA agent Michael Westen finds himself stranded in Miami with no money, no credit, and no work history. .With the help of an old friend and an ex-flame, he takes what job he can as a private investigator, while trying to solve the mystery behind why he was burned.
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Burning notice is more than if White collars Neal Caffrey was focused on staying above the law rather than being a pious con man. Burning notice Focuses on a burned CIA agent, Michael Westenwho is stuck in Miami with no resources and is forced to keep a low profile while relying on the help of his mom and some old friends. While the premise is completely different from White collarThe two shows have some similarities.
Burning notice Also features a team that aims to solve cases, a likable cast and charismatic characters. Both Neil and Michael are also limited in what they can do. Neal is limited by his freedom and cooperation with the FBI, which is contingent on him not committing more crimes. Michael is limited by his burnout status and his desire to keep a low profile And to keep the police not interested in him. Burning notices interesting premise and similarities to White collar Make it the perfect show to watch while waiting for those White collar Reboot.
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Lupine
A gentleman thief seeks justice
Lupine follows Assane Diop, a gentleman thief seeking to settle a 25-year vendetta against the men who accused his father of stealing a necklace once belonging to Marie Antoinette. Along the way, Assane’s quest will drag the two people he loves most, his son and ex-wife, into an ever-increasing conflict. Asan will be forced to decide what he will risk for revenge. Arsène Lupin, the gentleman thief and master of disguise from the books of author Maurice LeBlanc inspires the inspirations behind his heists and thefts.
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While Lupine holds fewer similarities to White collar Like some other shows, it also focuses heavily on art heists and the underground criminal world. Lupine is more similar to the world of Neal and Mozzierather than the world of Neil and Peter. Neil and Peter work above ground to solve cases with the FBI, whereas Neil and Mozzie work underground in pursuit of their own interests, and this is where the majority of the criminal elements in the show come from.
Lupine is a thriller based on the French story and character, Arsène Lupin, who is a self-proclaimed gentleman thief. The show follows Assane Diop, whose alias is Lupin, as he seeks to right a wrong by stealing a diamond necklace from a wealthy family with whom his family has a history. The series is focused on the act of committing a crime Rather than the act of solving one, which makes it different from White collar. However, the dynamics and space of the show still have some similarities to White collarEspecially through its portrayal of white-collar crime.
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Castle
An unlikely duo between a smug author and a tough detective
When Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion), a famous mystery novelist, finds himself struggling with writer’s block, he begins shadowing NYPD homicide detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) for inspiration. His mind for mystery proved useful for the NYPD, making him Beckett’s unofficial partner, and the pair work to solve various homicides and mysteries throughout the city – despite the fact that the detective can hardly stand the author.
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Castle has some similarities to White collarBut most importantly, the show also focuses on an unlikely duo. Castle Multi-millionaire and author Rick Castle teamed up with the NYPD to research for his new book. He is partnered with Detective Kate Beckett, who is less than happy to work with the smelly Castle. The show has comedic elements, just like that White collarAnd also shows how An unlikely partnership grows into friendship as time passes.
CastleRick Castle’s is a combination of Neil and Mozzie. He is goofy but charming, flirtatious and highly intelligent. CastleKate Beckett is more than Peter in White collar. Both Kate and Peter How to stick to the rules and follow protocol, they are highly skilled detectives, and they Sometimes put up with more than they should from their partners. The two shows complement each other by being similar enough to be enjoyed, but they still have significant differences as the partnership began.
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Rizzoli & Isles
A surprising friendship solves the toughest cases
Rizzoli & Isles follows Boston detective Jane Rizzoli and medical examiner Maura Isles as they solve various complex crimes. Starring Angie Harmon as Rizzoli and Sasha Alexander as Isles, the series delves into their professional partnership and personal life.
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Rizzoli & Isles Also highlights the good that can come from a surprising partnership. Detective Jane Rizzoli is a tough and assertive detective. Her best friend, and crime-fighting partner, is Dr. Maura Isles, the cold and literal medical examiner of the Boston PD. The two have very different personalitiesBut somehow they balance each other. Their friendship plays a significant role in every episode.
By focusing on police cases and friendship, Rizzoli & Isles holds some similarities to White collar. While Jane and Maura were friends for years before the show began, and Peter and Neil became friends over time, Both shows focus on the friendships between the duos. Neil’s friendship with Peter is particularly significant because it shows Neil’s character growth as he moves away from seeing Peter as his key to freedom, and instead starts seeing him as a friend.
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psychic
A fake psychic brings real results
Sean Spencer happens to possess some incredible powers of observation thanks to his father, Henry, a former police officer who taught his son to remember even the smallest details of his surroundings. When Shawn is accused of committing a crime he actually solved, he convinces the cops that he’s a psychic—and with the reluctant help of his best friend, Gus, Shawn starts solving cases for a skeptical but increasingly impressed police force.
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psychic is one of the shows most similar to White collar Because psychic Also features two best friends who work with an organization to solve crimes. in psychicSean Spencer uses his excellent attention to detail and photographic memory to solve cases for the Santa Barbara PD under the guise of being a psychic. His best friend, Burton Guster, acts as his partner-in-crime, helping to translate Sean’s psychic visions and help him solve cases.
…Both Neil and Sean act as the main characters, while Mozzie and Gus act as secondary, but equally lovable partners.
While White collar‘s best friends, Neal and Mozzie, are a little different from psychics, both Neil and Sean act as the main characters, while Mozzie and Gus act as secondary, but equally lovable partners. Sean maintains close ties to the SBPD psychic Just as Neil is more closely associated with the FBI in White collar. Despite the uneven dynamic, both friendships are vital to the show and to solving the cases each episode presents.
psychic Also highlights Sean’s extraordinary skillsJust like White collar Highlights Neil’s. in psychicSean is consistently the best detective despite never having any formal training. His only training came from his father, Henry, who taught Sean detective skills as a young boy. Sean’s knowledge is comparable to Neil’s. in White collarNeal is consistently the best at every kind of crime and craft, from glassblowing to art forgery, despite the fact that he also never received any formal training.
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instinct
A CIA Agent doesn’t go back
instinct Show what would happen if White collarS Neil gave up his life of crime to have a peaceful existence Only to be lured back in to help solve a criminal case. instinct Also features a character that is very similar to White collarS Mozi, which is associated with the criminal world and reminds the main character of the adrenaline rush that comes with dealing with a life of crime. instinct Does the former C.I.I. Agent Dr. Dylan Reinhart as he uses his experience and knowledge to help NYPD detective Lizzie Needham solve a serial killer case.
As Dylan and Lizzie work together, they realize they make a good team and decide to continue working together, just like Neil and Peter in White collar. While instinct Was short-lived with just two seasons, it remains an intriguing spin on an oversaturated genre. The main character, Dylan, also struggles with balancing his personal and professional life, similar to Neil’s struggles in White collar, As he tries to keep his promise to Peter to remain a law-abiding citizen.