Fans of the hit drama series White Collar were left disappointed in 2014 when the show was canceled after a successful six-season run.
However, there have been rumors circulating about a possible reboot of the show, leaving fans eager for answers as to why the show was initially axed.
According to reports, White Collar was not canceled due to low ratings, but rather because the USA Network was making significant changes at the time. The network needed to make room for new and stronger projects, which unfortunately led to the cancellation of fan-favorite shows like White Collar, Psych, and Burn Notice.
Despite the show coming to an end in 2014, discussions of a potential revival have been ongoing. Matt Bomer, who played the lead character Neal Caffrey, recently confirmed that there have been talks about bringing the show back. However, showrunner Jeff Eastin has yet to confirm any concrete production plans.
Throughout its six seasons, White Collar boasted an impressive cast of award-winning celebrities. Sadly, actor Willie Garson, who played Mozzie on the show, passed away in 2021 after battling pancreatic cancer. Other cast members included Tim DeKay, Tiffani Thiessen, Sharif Atkins, Marsha Thomason, Hilarie Burton, and Diahann Carroll.
For those who want to relive the magic of White Collar, all six seasons are now available to stream on Netflix. The show, which first premiered in 2009, follows the story of con artist Neal Caffrey as he teams up with FBI agent Peter Burke to solve crimes.
With a high rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a loyal fan base, the potential for a White Collar reboot has left fans excited and hopeful for the return of their favorite characters.
