'White Collar' season 6 episode 3 preview; Titles for last three episodes revealed

"White Collar" is halfway through its last season and things are getting tight for Neal and his friends. This week, the third episode will air. Additionally, the synopses and titles for the remaining episodes have also been revealed. 

"Uncontrolled Variables" will air on Thursday. According to IBT, it will be about Mozzie (Willie Garson) warning Neal (Matt Bomer) about taking on the Pink Panthers, the notorious gang of high-end thieves. Neal should be very careful about his moves because the Pink Panthers are the real deal and they will hurt anyone that comes in their way, even the families of their enemies. 

Meanwhile, early spoilers did talk about Mozzie's wife being introduced in the season. It may just happen in this coming episode. 

As for the rest of the season, Spoiler TV has released its list of the titles and synopses for the last three episodes. Here they are: 

Episode 4 is titled "All's Fair" and the synopsis reads, "Peter and Neal focus on a case dealing with someone from Mozzie's past." 

As mentioned earlier, the person from someone's past could be his wife, given that fans haven't met her yet all these years. 

Episode 5 is titled "Whack-A-Mole" and the synopsis reads, "Neal must orchestrate a treacherous operation for the Pink Panthers on short notice." 

This might be what "White Collar" creator Jeff Eastin was talking about as the "biggest con." 

In an interview with TV Guide, Eastin said that season 6 will feature the "biggest con" ever done in the show. And as a result, Neal will have to rethink about what's important in his life and the people he cares about, since he is putting them in harm's way by going toe-to-toe with the Pink Panthers. 

The last and final episode is titled "Au Revoir" and the synopsis reads, "In order to help Neal carry out a risky heist, Peter must involve himself in a dangerous con." 

And there they are. Don't miss the last episodes of "White Collar" only on USA Network.

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