Here's an interview that Tim DeKay did with TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich about tomorrow's episode. In the article, DeKay talks about his experience with directing tomorrow's episode. He also gives some scoop on the season three finale, which airs next week. Here's an excerpt from the article, which gives some scoop on the season three finale:
TVLINE | Does this episode have any time to inform the season finale (airing Feb. 28)?
It does, because Neal’s commutation is coming up and it comes down to Peter’s decision. Peter gets quite a bit of information and realizes that Neal’s fate could possibly not just be decided by Peter, but also by Kramer (played by Beau Bridges). Peter also realizes his decision is going to not just decide Neal’s fate, but it’s going to possibly decide his own because of what Kramer would say.
TVLINE | How are you describing the finale? Tiffani said they upped the ante once again.
They have. Listen, I thought Kate being blown up in the plane should have been held until Season 7, and I was proved wrong with that. This is our biggest cliffhanger because it truly leaves the audience wondering what is going to happen to this relationship between Peter and Neal.
TVLINE | So it’s yet another wrinkle to put that bromance in jeopardy?
In a huge way. Yeah.
Link to the full article:White Collar Preview -- Tim DeKay, Season 3 Episode 16
TVLINE | Does this episode have any time to inform the season finale (airing Feb. 28)?
It does, because Neal’s commutation is coming up and it comes down to Peter’s decision. Peter gets quite a bit of information and realizes that Neal’s fate could possibly not just be decided by Peter, but also by Kramer (played by Beau Bridges). Peter also realizes his decision is going to not just decide Neal’s fate, but it’s going to possibly decide his own because of what Kramer would say.
TVLINE | How are you describing the finale? Tiffani said they upped the ante once again.
They have. Listen, I thought Kate being blown up in the plane should have been held until Season 7, and I was proved wrong with that. This is our biggest cliffhanger because it truly leaves the audience wondering what is going to happen to this relationship between Peter and Neal.
TVLINE | So it’s yet another wrinkle to put that bromance in jeopardy?
In a huge way. Yeah.
Link to the full article:White Collar Preview -- Tim DeKay, Season 3 Episode 16
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