By Karen Moul

When White Collar returns this week, Neal (Matt Bomer) is still reeling from the revelation that Sam is his father. Will they find a way to build a relationship?

“You will see me [as Sam] on more than the season opener,” hints Treat Williams. “I cannot remember how many I was on. But I signed on for six. I think there are at least two more before the season ends."

It’s a role Williams enjoys. “I don't think it's too often you get to play a character who is mysterious. And no one seems to know who he is or what's his next move. He's not just the dad. We don't even know if he's the dad, which is fun.”

Offscreen, Williams has a great relationship with costar Bomer.

“I adore [Matt],” he gushes. “He's a lot of fun on set. He takes the work very seriously and himself not so seriously. He is honorable and humble and funny and a lot of the attributes that my son has. And I would be proud if he were my son.”

Watch White Collar Tuesdays at 9 ET on USA Network.

By Jamie Ruby

Sonja Sohn, who is probably best known for her roles on the series The Wire and Body of Proof, has recently joined the cast of Burn Notice. She plays Olivia Riley, a tough, high level CIA operative who is after Michael (Jeffrey Donovan) for killing Tom Card (John C. McGinley).

The actress talked to the digital media yesterday about her role on the series. You can catch her again tonight in an all new episode on USA Network.

By Jamie Ruby

Sarah Rafferty, who currently plays the character of Donna Paulsen, Harvey's (Gabriel Macht) personal assistant, in the USA legal series, Suits, has also been seen on television in a variety of roles in the past, such as CSI, 8 Simple Rules, and Bones. She has also appeared in films, such as the independent features Falling for Grace and Small Beautifully Moving Parts.

Rafferty recently talked to the digital press about her role on Suits, which returns with all-new episodes of season two in January.

Burn Notice is making science cool again! If you are a high-school student you have a chance to win a 10K scholarship and meet the cast and crew of Burn Notice by showing off your Macgyver skills and creativity!

Let Bruce Campbell, who plays Sam Axe in Burn Notice, explain the challenge:

By John Keegan

Now that the direction of the season/series has been set more or less in stone, it’s all about how the writers are going to manage to make it work.  On the surface of it, as I mentioned in reviews for previous episodes, the majority of the damage is to the integrity of Arthur’s character arc.  In one fell swoop, he is rendered all but useless again.  This episode doesn’t change that, but it does show that Annie’s characterization is back on track.

By John Keegan and Gregg Wright

The mid-season finales of "White Collar" always end on a dramatic cliffhanger. In the first season, it was the reveal that Peter was secretly in contact with Kate (which, considering that this was still the first season, made us wonder if Peter might be a baddie); in the second season, it was Mozzie being shot; and in the third, it was Keller's kidnapping of Elizabeth. And as expected, the fourth season attempts to follow suit.

By Christiane Elin

Jeff Eastin is not only the creator and executive producer of USA Network's hit show White Collar, but also the creator of the upcoming series Graceland. Tonight USA Network will air the White Collar mid-season finale, including a promo of his new series.

Eastin talked to the media recently about both the shocking mid-season finale and his new show. Be sure to watch White Collar tonight on USA Network.

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight USA Network will air the White Collar fourth season mid-season finale, "Vested Interest," and it's a doozy.

The episode picks up with Neal and Peter still at odds, Neal blaming him for Ellen's death and angry that he investigated Sam, which caused him to bolt. Peter tries to reconcile with Neal, who doesn't even want to talk to him. The two however have to put aside their problems as there is an FBI conference, and they have to speak to why they make such great partners. There are some great lines during the presentations, both Neal being a smart ass and Peter admitting to having faith.

White Collar Episodic Photos - 09/18/12
4.10 - "Vested Interest"