Weird. I think of that period as David having a break with reality (although in this Mel Gibson-Charlie Sheen world it' ain't no thing), but his disappearance was the least of it. I didn't think of it as a characteristic of his.

I posted in Procedurals by mistake. My comments:

I love that he's even moving like Neal.

STOP THAT! That belongs to Peter!

Mmmmmm, Peter should wear black t-shirts more often. Those are some nice arms. And Neal should have his abs framed by an unbuttoned dress shirt as often as possible.

I'll have to watch again to see what I missed due to hormonal distractions. There was a plot about evil energy magnates, right?

I really do feel, though, that it was a criminal under-use of Richard Schiff.

Wait! Tivo didn't nab White Collar!!!

Bad tivo -no biscuit.

Mmmmmm, Peter should wear black t-shirts more often. Those are some nice arms. And Neal should have his abs framed by an unbuttoned dress shirt as often as possible.

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I liked him in the grey t-shirt, because you could see the sweat through it. That was nice.

I liked Neal standing with his hands on his hips.

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Thanks! The view is nice from here, isn't it?

I liked him in the grey t-shirt, because you could see the sweat through it.

Yeah, there was no bad there.

I liked Neal standing with his hands on his hips.

One of my favorite bits was toward the end, where Neal's standing with his hands on his hips and Peter's standing with his hands in his pockets. Then they switch, and it's clear that they're back to their original roles again.

evil energy magnates

I read this as "Evil energy magnets" for a second. Thought it was appropriate somehow, though.

The Peter and Neal (with Elizabeth!) Show is just delightful. As is the Mozzie and Anyone or Anything Else Show. Mozzie and June teaching Peter how to pick pockets was great, and then at the end Peter slipped the fake badge out of Neal's pocket without him noticing! Brilliant.

Elizabeth looked utterly fantastic in that green dress with her hair braided up, too.

One of my favorite bits was toward the end, where Neal's standing with his hands on his hips and Peter's standing with his hands in his pockets. Then they switch, and it's clear that they're back to their original roles again.

Yes, the switch in physical mannerisms was wonderful. I notice how people move, and I really saw it, particularly in the way that Peter was moving when he was walking with the bad buy. Peter's movements are controlled and small, Neal is much more open and fluid, and you could see that with the way that Peter allowed his torso to move and swung his arm when he walked.

And I have SO. MUCH. LOVE. for Peter and Elle's relationship.