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Season 1, Episode 2
Neal continues his search for Kate while helping Peter take down a murderous smuggler during New York Fashion Week.
Jones: Agent Burke, is that Miss March?
Peter: Jones, pull it together. Sports Illustrated not Playboy.
Neal: The FBI was getting close. We started passing codes.
Mozzie: That could be cracked by anyone who's ever read Mad Magazine.
Neal: Do you trust me?
Peter: No.
Mozzie: There's no sound. Why are you shushing me?
Season 1, Episode 1
White Collar criminal, Neal Caffrey, breaks out of prison with only 3 months left on a 4 year sentence. FBI Agent Peter Burke, the only man able to catch him previously, is sent in to find Neal. It's an easy catch but Neal proposes a deal. He'll help with Peter's current case if Peter gets him out of prison. If it all works out then Neal will be a bona fide FBI consultant albeit one with a electronic tracking anklet. Mark A. Sheppard guest stars.
Peter: Still it only took you a month and a half to escape a super max. Damn impressive.
Neal: We surrounded? How many?
Peter: Including my agents and the Marshals? All of them.
Peter: What's got the belt and suspenders boys all riled up?
Neal: It's harmless flirting. It's like a dance.
Peter: Ah. There is no dance. You're not even on her dance card. No dancing for you.
Neal: Um. She digs the hat.
Peter: Um. She'd rather be wearing the hat.
Mozzie: You know the worst thing about art forging? You can't take credit for your work.
Peter: Did you just lie to a priest?
Neal: Do you think Diana's hot?
Peter: Sure.
Neal: Then we're good.
Neal: So you're stalking your own wife?
Peter: You wanna compare notes?
Neal: Touche.
Peter: I want every available agent on this. You know the good ones. Steal them if you have to.
Hagen: You're a particular kind of bastard.
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29 days left until DragonCon 2010.
As part of my prep, I've been working on a playlist to help get me in the mood. It's as eclectic as the participants of the Con. And, before anyone asks, no, I have never played Guitar Hero. I liked these songs before that.
The list as it stands now is 38 songs at 205 MB playing 2 hours and 20 minutes. They're ordered by play count starting with the highest.
BIS DragonCon 2010 Playlist:
Carry On My Wayward Son - Kansas
Can't Find My Way Home - Blind Faith
Bad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Don't Fear the Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Green Day
Captive of the 70's - SGGL
Brand New Day - Neil Patrick Harris off the Dr. Horrible soundtrack
I Wanna Go to Far - Trisha Yearwood
Trying to Find Atlantis - Jamie O'Neal
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida - Iron Butterfly
Popular - Kristen Chenoweth from the Wicked soundtrack
(You're the)Devil in Disguise - Elvis
Billy the Kid - Billy Dean
Change Your Mind - Sister Hazel
Werewolves of London - Warren Zevon
Hellhound on My Trail - Robert Johnson
Everything You Ever - Neil Patrick Harris from the Dr. Horrible soundtrack
White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane
Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers
Hell Yeah - Montgomery Gentry
House of the Rising Sun - The Animals
Cowboy Casanova - Carrie Underwood
Up Jumped the Devil - Nick Cage and the Bad Seeds
You Can Leave Your Hat On - Tom Jones
Back in Black - AC/DC
I Take My Chances - Mary Chapin Carpenter
I Put a Spell on You - Nina Simone
These Are My People - Rodney Atkins
Kill Like This - Adam Ezra Group
Some Kind of Monster - Metallica
Half a Hero - Adam Ezra Group
Chicks Dig It - Chris Cagle
Witches Promise - Jethro Tull
A Man Named Jayne - Luke Sienkowski
On the Dark Side - John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band from the Eddie and the Cruisers soundtrack
I am a Vamp of Constant Sorrow - Luke Sienkowski
The Vampire Club - Voltaire
What will you be listening to at DragonCon this year?
Picture from 2007 DragonCon to help get you in the mood: Darth Brooks
Season 3, Episode 7
Fraudulent IRS debt collection leads the Leverage team to a extreme militia. Will Eliot and Hardison be able to close down the camp while Nate, Sophie and Parker take down the debt collector?
Hardison: What's that smell?
Eliot: That's fresh air.
Hardison: I don't like it.
Hardison: Look at me. I look like somebody eats at a bait shop?
Eliot: Smell that?
Hardison: Smell death? Yes, I do.
Eliot: Ain't gonna happen, bubba.
Parker: If I were a super, secret government document, where would I hide?
Sophie: I think we should call the police.
Nate: And tell them what? That a couple of our friends are impersonating IRS agents at a bank?
Hardison: I say we whoop some hillbilly ass.
Hardison: We got a plan. It's called CWA.
Eliot: It's can of whoop ass.
Eliot: Overconfidence will will you faster than a bullet any day. Fear is good.
Hardison: Oh. I have fear. And doubt. And really serious regrets. I should be fine.
Hardison: Science. It works.
Eliot: That's the difference between a real soldier and this little Halloween outfit of yours. You'd kill to protect your rights; a real soldier, he'd die to protect someone else's.
Parker: Who knew a sedan could hit 140.
Sophie: Parker, you are never to get behind the wheel of a car again. Ok? Never.
Eliot: There's no talking. There's no talking in fishing. That's the beauty of it.
Season 1, Episode 4
Food is spoiling all over town from the Farmer's Market, to the ice cream parlor, the restaurant re-opening. Is this a sign of the troubles or simple sabotage?
Audrey: That was almost a compliment. Heavy on the almost.
Audrey: You're staring again.
Dave Teagues: But in a good way this time. That sounded creepy even to me.
Audrey: Ok. I have a theory.
Nathan: Surprise.
Audrey: You're not going to like it.
Nathan: Surprise again.
Duke: It's a shame you're a cop.
Audrey: And why is that?
Duke: I don't usually socialize with cops.
Audrey: Did it ever occur to you that might be their choice?
