S1.E4

Flip of the Coin

Episode aired Nov 13, 2009
15
43m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

1.2K

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Susan Misner and Chris Stack in White Collar (2009)

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Comedy Crime Drama Mystery

Neal and Peter try to track down smuggled Iraqi artifacts, with clues pointing to either a news producer or a United States Marine.Neal and Peter try to track down smuggled Iraqi artifacts, with clues pointing to either a news producer or a United States Marine.Neal and Peter try to track down smuggled Iraqi artifacts, with clues pointing to either a news producer or a United States Marine.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

1.2K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
While Mozzie describes the titular coin as an Islamic Dinar from the Abbasid dynasty, the coin shown is actually an Achaemenid coin depicting Darius the great. The Achaemenid coin shown actually predates the Abbasid dynasty by over a thousand years.

Goofs
When reviewing the accusations brought against Cpt. Mitchell, Neal Caffrey notes that he apparently stole "artifacts from royal cemetery crypts of Ur in Egypt". Ur is not, and never has been, in Egypt; it was in ancient Sumer (present-day Iraq).

Quotes
Peter Burke: What are you thinking?
Neal Caffrey: I'm thinking it was the accountant in the law office.
Peter Burke: With the illegal wire transfer.
Neal Caffrey: Either that or Colonel Mustard in the library.
Peter Burke: We can get prints on the candlestick.

Connections
References The Wizard of Oz (1939)

Soundtracks
La Donna è Mobile
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Written by Giuseppe Verdi

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Featured review

7/10

Pedestriany

Another blah presentation. A soldier is accused of participating in the illegal transfer of priceless artifacts from the Mideast. He has been set up. We know this from the start and we know they will get him off at the end. That's the problem. There is no suspense nor any clever reasoning. Instead we have the following. First of all, we have the wife of the accused beside herself, living with the FBI guy and his wife. We have a wife who is excessively bossy and mean spirited. We have several women who look like they are taking a few minutes away from the Miss Universe pageant. The men aren't too shabby either. There is simply no spark here at all.