Exclusive: Inside 'White Collar's' Prison Premiere

White Collar season four ended with Peter being mistakenly arrested for Senator Pratt's murder, and when season five kicks off on October 17, he is still behind bars as you can see from ETonline's exclusive first look at the episode, titled At What Price.


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"Thankfully orange is a good color on me," star Tim DeKay laughed earlier this month when we talked about Peter's predicament. A turn of events Neal feels responsible for righting since his father, James, was the one who framed Peter. But how far will Neal to go see his friend freed?

A copy of the White Collar season premiere landed on my desk this morning, and I am beyond thrilled to declare it the show's finest hour yet. Brimming with classic WC-antics, and overflowing with emotion, At What Price paves the way for what looks to be their best season ever.


Check out the premiere's official description below and don't forget to tune in to the season premiere, October 17 at 9 p.m. on USA!



In a remarkable role reversal, FBI Agent Peter Burke is shockingly accused of murdering a senator and is behind bars. Neal Caffrey is determined to set the record straight and figure out a way to overturn the charges, which means striking a deal with the devil and returning to his conman roots. Nothing is off limits, even if it means owing a major debt. Mark Sheppard returns in his devious role as "The Dutchman," a.k.a Curtis Hagen -- the art thief the duo put away in the series premiere.

The second ep of White Collar's fifth season, airing October 24, is titled Out of the Frying Pan.

White Collar airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. on USA.

White Collar airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. on USA.