Tim DeKay

Tim DeKay plays Peter Burke on White Collar, the FBI handler beside a charming forger in a fedora working off a sentence. The friendship does more plotting than the paintings. DeKay makes Peter the hour's square who is not a joke — stylish USA crime, Manhattan as a long con's playground, a Burke who treats the partnership as the take. Polish across the desk; a marriage the con has to come home to.

USA's White Collar (2009–2014) treats A charming art thief works with the FBI to catch white-collar. DeKay occupies Peter Burke anyway. s01e01 — Pilot cuffs a forger to an FBI square: Matt Bomer polish, Mozzie as chorus, USA. File the code as a seat, not a synopsis. White Collar never had to explain DeKay; the hour just used him. USA, 2009–2014. Keep Tim on-screen at s06e06. Au Revoir is the series closer in borrowed French - the long con taking. Peter Burke is not a guest week; 2009–2014 is only the stamp.

s06e06 is where Peter Burke stops being an introduction. Au Revoir is the series closer in borrowed French - the long con taking. Then s02e01: Withdrawal reopens year two on a bank-noun title: the anklet still on, the charm. Tim is why those codes still matter. Skip treating every week as equal. s06e06 is where DeKay's temperature changes.

On TV Flash he is 2000s craft: the Peter who photographs as the badge and plays as the reason the fedora still has a friend, not only a handler.