The year is 2025, and the hottest trend in television is ... Resters of old US network? Yes, you read that right. Renaissance "suits" There was a longer tail than everyone could have predicted when, in 2023, she became one of Netflix's best shows years after leaving air waves. In two years since then, streamers have tried to deal with the rights of other similar procedural series with massive back catalogs of episodes. This trend did not stop there.

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The next natural step was an appropriate restart, with LA's Suits Premiere in February 2025 the NBC. Despite the zeal around his predecessor just a few years ago, the show fought with both critics and spectators. (You probably haven't even realized that it has been broadcast in the last two months.) Perhaps the better fate will appear at the forthcoming "White Collar", which is currently in the early stages of development.

As "suits", "white collar" was the main part of "Era of the Blue Sky" in the early 2010s, earning a significant fan base along with shows as "psycho" and "burn reports". The series starred Matt Bomer like Neil Kafrey, a man and all around the white collar criminal, who is rolling out a new leaf (sight) after negotiating a contract with FBI agent Peter Burke (Tim Dadz), instead of gathering more imprisonment. Together, they chased the other white collars of bad guys for six seasons. So what is the deal with the restart, who is in it and what will be about?

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Good news to start for long -term fans of "White collar": Matt Bomer has confirmed that he will return to play Neil Cafry once again in the new series "White Jaka". This means that this will really be less than a restart and more than a suitable sequel, collecting several years after the initial show is turned off.

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Bomer announced his involvement in Diversity The TV Fest in June 2024, and he was not the only member of the original team. The team that was also at hand, as did Tiffany Tysen, played by Peter Elizabeth's wife in the original series. All three enthusiastically confirmed that they would return to "restart".

An actor who unfortunately will not come back is Willie Garson, who was played by Neil Mosi's friend on the original show. Garson died of pancreatic cancer in 2021. However, at the same event on the TV Fest, where the restart was released, that said that the script for restarting "Villas Achievements also in a deep way". Tysen repeated the sentiment, saying that Garson's inheritance treatment was managed such sensitivity and such a heart. "

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Actors are not the only big names that come back from the original production "white collar". The restart is led by Jef Istin, the creator of the original series, who officially announced the project along with Bomer, Daks and Tisen in June 2024. "Reladne is restarting," I proudly announced. "I am writing the script."

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Fans should be able to rest at least a little easier to know that so much of the team that made the original "white collar" excellent returns for the second round. But of course, all of this could be meaningless if the story is not measured.

According to EFFEF Eastin, the new show will gather somewhere after the events of the "White collar", but in a way that will satisfy both new and old fans. "If you reach the final, with Neil walking in Paris, it was always set up," Istin told Varii on TV 2024. "I always left it open, and as the years went, it seemed more like a distant hope. But thank you for the" suits "for the start of this trend of streaming. make another one. ''

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That he called him "Pete Astin" brought them a "fantastic scenario, and answers all the questions he would have if you look at the show," while we add that newcomers can easily climb - "Both edges of the sword are respected". Given the amount of time that has passed since the "white collar" ended, it seems that it is feasible to return the old characters without things that feel confusing for those who did not look back in the United States. Of course, those seasons are not too long, nor can it be a good time for the first clock for anyone interested in jumping on the train.

"I told EFFEF after I finished it, I was literally so excited," Tysen told "Diversity", "but at the same time there were tears in my eyes - for good reason. You caught the suspension, excitement, characters and loveube in that restart."

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Now, restarting the "white collar" is still in the early stages of development. While the script is ready and the former players are excited to return to their roles, the show has yet to release a home.

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In February 2025, The deadline They reported that the series would be produced from Disney's 20th television, which made Fulu look like a place to restart. However, the same report claims that Julu went through the series and that he had to start buying it on various other streaming platforms, with Netflix another probable destination.

Everything that means is that we probably won't see the restart of the "white collar" for some time. However, it seems that the whole machinery is moving properly, so the fans will only have to cross their fingers and wait.