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We may need to get the FBI to look into this: Someone has jumbled up the order of White Collar‘s episodes on Netflix.
Series creator and executive producer Jeff Eastin pointed out the mistake on social media on Tuesday: “[Netflix] is playing the wrong episodes of White Collar under the title/[description]. Please screenshot or [forward] me specifics. Trying to fix this ASAP.”
Indeed, when TVLine checked Netflix on Tuesday, the episode labeled as Season 1, Episode 2, titled “Threads,” was actually Season 1, Episode 5, aka “The Portrait.” It seems several of the show’s Season 1 episodes are mislabeled and playing out of order, with a fan replying to Eastin with the correct titles for each. (TVLine has reached out to Netflix for comment and to see when the error might be fixed.)
White Collar stars Matt Bomer as con artist Neal Caffrey, who works as a consultant for the FBI helping them catch white collar crooks. Tim DeKay co-stars as Neal’s FBI liaison Peter Burke, with the late Willie Garson playing Neal’s pal and fellow con man Mozzie. The series ran for six seasons on USA Network, from 2009 to 2014, and was added to Netflix’s library this week, hoping for a cultural renaissance like the one its fellow USA alum Suits enjoyed on Netflix last summer. But let’s at least get the episodes airing in the correct order first, huh?
Just discovering White Collar on Netflix? Hit the comments to let us know what you think.
Good to know, Im on season 5 via Hulu but am switching to Netflix cause aint nobody got time for another Progressive commercial.
You know that Netflix runs ads now, don’t you?
You know that it’s possible that Adam M having the ad supported plan on Hulu doesn’t necessarily mean that he won’t for whatever reason be willing to pay for an ad free plan for Netflix, don’t you?
Oh for real, I can’t stand how repetitive ads are on streamers.
Who needs Netflix? I got the entire White Collar series on DVD free from my local library and you can keep it for two weeks.
Is it only usa Netflix White Collar is back on cos don’t see it on UK version.
If Malcolm in the middle is still on Netflix they did the same thing and never fixed it.
Boo, get it together, Netflix! The first few seasons were def the strongest and should be seen in airing order. (I should know, I was there, Gandalf, ten thousand years ago…)
Then there’s people like me, who gets the commercial tier Hulu for free and pays for the lowest ad-free version of Netflix.
I’ve watched ever episode if White Collar on freevee and I have to admit, I didn’t notice or care. I just love watching Matt Bomer.
Season 2 episode 10 is messed up tpp
Great series! I watched it on another platform. Wishing mitt had continued beyond current SEASONS.
Not on Netflix Australia it’s says go to Disney!!!!
Lost me in the first 5 minutes of the series premier- the man walked out of a prison through one set of locking doors, past multiple guards, right onto the street. (Been in 1 jail, 3 prisons). Of course nobody on the staff noticed an extra guard appearing on what is invariably a tiny crew It’s a bit like jumping in the back of the cop car and convincing the two up front that you’re one of them. Why not add an idling armored car waiting at the curb with Starbucks? It’s frickin Disney.
I have been a fan for years. I have watched White Collar on every streaming service it has been on. Matt Bomer is perfect for Neal Caffrey. Tim Dekay and the rest of the cast add to the story lines and get to shine on their own at times. I am glad it is on Netflix so I don’t have to suffer through the ads. Thank you Netflix! This one is a keeper!
Love the show..will definitely rewatch when the titles are fixed.
Loved White Collar the first time around. Plan to revisit on Netflix. Great show!
I really like and enjoy WC. Very clever, good stories with great actors and always with a little extra kick! I’m only just finishing Season 3, watching 2 or 3 episodes a night. Always look forward to the next binge!