Matt Bomer may have taken on international terrorists in Chuck and defeated Brainiac in Superman Unbound, but one thing he can’t control at the moment is the uncertain future of White Collar, the USA Network series on which he’s starred for the last five years. Deadline is reporting that there has been “no meaningful dialogue” between USA and Fox Television Studios, who make the show, since the conclusion of White Collar‘s fifth season two weeks ago, which wrapped on a cliffhanger centering on Bomer’s character being kidnapped.Bigger than the plight of any one show, character or actor, though, is what stalled renewal talks for White Collar mean to USA, who have cancelled Burn Notice and Psych in the last year and who today passed on Horizon and Divide & Conquer, a pair of pilots with significant upside had the network been able to figure out how to properly market them.
With White Collar Renewal in Question, USA Network May Enter Next Season Dramatically Changed
Matt Bomer may have taken on international terrorists in Chuck and defeated Brainiac in Superman […]