How To Make An Anti Hero 

Matt Bomer is an exceptionally good looking human. As is the rest of his family.

@@NaterTot the fact that he's gay probably made many women very sad, but some guys just as happy lol

@@NaterTot Hes also very bisexual! Just ask his husband. :)

@@hughesga1745Says who

@@rajammajohn6060 His husband?

Listen it's good chemistry but.. have you seen Psych?

@@garyravinsky3357 where can I watch Psych? It's not on Netflix and neither does it airs on TV

@@tarushmalhotra1846 it used to be on Netflix but they unfortunately took it off. Amazon Prime has it but I honestly just stream the episodes that I don't have on DVD now

@@garyravinsky3357 oh okay, then I'll just take the prime membership, I guess

@@tarushmalhotra1846 if you can afford it I say go for it. Prime comes with a lot of benefits. Otherwise finding some streaming sites really isn't too tough

I knew it! I was thinking that was probably the reason.

The Kirby T and was only in two scenes

They should’ve just left her out of the show for a while. Would’ve been better, every scene they used the green screen was pointless to the plot and could’ve been left out.

Yeah I remember. They film in NY and she lives in LA I believe. I didn’t mind the green screen but those ad placements were awful. Haha!

Yorick Weez Nope she was just pregnant and they made up this story about her working in LA

Cm Mosher Not just well written but incredibly well acted. Matt Bomer is a spectacular actor and they all have great chemistryz

@@exodus1759 i hear you. I am really looking forward to his season of Sinner and I loved his parts in doom patrol.

I loved Castle all the same

Yes, shoutout to Elizabeth for being an awesome human being

it also showed a lot of beautiful spots in NYC. The settings and plots are awesome and different

Me too, but itwent further for me: I mostly hated Peter. Niel is sopposed to be extremely intelligent, but somehow Peter gets him anyway. So dumb, at times.

@@XanderFenikkusu Peter is way more intelligent. But Neil is a jack of all trades.

@@t4yyib_iq disagreed, as Neil has to do everything right when Peter can just get lucky once

I always want the bad guy to win

@@XanderFenikkusu Peter has an entire team and the full resources of the FBI to draw upon. If you look at the access he has to public databases, traffic cams and in terms of technology...all he's got to do is understand the pattern. Neal has to not just beat Peter...but all of Peter's resources. Peter isn't smarter, he's just smart enough to use the tools at his disposal to reach the right conclusions.

U have that feeling that there is one more con.

There is supposed to be a movie

@@Angel-wh4hg Don't do that. Don't give me hope.

Apparently mozzienknew but waited for the dust to settle to then join him. When he last visited the burke's he was saying goodbye

@@Angel-wh4hg ELABORATE DAMMIT!!

What do you work as?

Are you an actor?

Everyone fell for this troll.

He is very nice to fans

Absolutely. She has some of my best scenes and her chemistry with Peter was always spot on.

I really loved her at the start of the show, cause she was a fantastic character that was morally kind of between Peter and Neal while also being a delight to watch cause she could be fairly multifaceted and also let people see another side to Peter. Later in the show though, I think they kind of diverted from who her character originally was and utilised her in a way that led to her kind of abusing the trust Neal and Mozzie placed in her and using the fondness Neal had for her to make him lie to Peter. I kind of wish they would have stuck to the way her character acted in season 1 and used her a bit more later on in the show and included her in more of their plans and scheming, since I think that would have really rounded things out.

I don’t get this obsession with being the good guy either...

Yep - I wanted him to do what he was amazing at. It's not like he was killing anyone.

@@sillyslicker1 even then... we all root for Dexter.

@@NotKimiRaikkonen Yeah, it helped that he was almost always very thorough in making sure they were awful people.

Smile yeah I know but we can't always have what we want.

Surprisingly a sizeable difference in age between the two. I definitely see the brothers thing too. I think the Dad situation felt appropriate in the later seasons when his real Dad stepped in. You saw Peter care on a level that was as deep and nurturing as a Father would.

Nater Tot Yeah you’re right about that. All the more reason as to why I’ve always loved the show. I wasn’t into it at first, but when my uncle left behind his 1st season dvd set in my family’s home when he moved out, I’d figure that I watch it just out of curiosity & grew attached to the show ever since.

I initially agreed with your perception of their relationship, especially in season one, but as the show continued, they seemed too reluctant to change the functioning status quo, with each season becoming more formulaic, it kind of ruined the relationship between Peter and Neal for me? In the first season it makes sense for Peter to distrust Neal cause he's a con man and Peter has only ever known him to be a very intelligent, crafty yet non violent con man. It makes sense for him to be wary of Neal. As the season progresses and they both start to trust each other more, with Peter realising that, while Neal has a appreciation for the finer things in life, Neal doesn't really have evil or even just purely monetary intentions, but is instead in it for the thrill and to show off that he can in fact do what most others claim is impossible, and his also deeply driven to do most illegal things he does with the intention of saving his one true love, which Peter understands and relates to due to his own love for Elizabeth. They work really well in this season since they are convincing foils of one another, just similar enough to effectively play on their differences. Peter love Elle and would do anything for her; Neal loves Kate and would do anything for her, Peter works for the thrill his work gives him; Neal stages elaborate heists for the thrill it gives him. While their means of operation might differ, their motivations are quintessentially the same. That's what makes them seem like an older and a younger brother who have the same family and possible the similar values yet have dealt with life in very different ways. Peter is a good mentor in season one cause he shows Neal how he could satisfy/achieve/deal with his motivations in a lawfully abiding way, while Neal keeps Peter young, challenges him and helps him leave his well established comfort zone. The issue I see is that they revert back to this relationship of mistrust at the beginning of every season and have both Neal and Peter essentially learn the same lessons and face the same moral quandaries over and over again, instead of letting them learn from their respective mistakes and really develop. Peter knows that Neal will run if he is pushed or feels too controlled and Neal knows that Peter will be less forgiving the longer he waits to tell him about the shit he gets into. Neal has the same revelation about wanting to be good every season but the show never lets him change in a meaningful way, cause the season finally keeps resetting him to his previous state. Similarly, Peter and Neal may fight but at the end of the day, there are no real long term consequences in regards to their relationship, there is no change. When Peter massively oversteps his boundaries in regard to Neal's father, the only lead Neal has on Ellen's killer, there's a fallout sure, but that barely lasts an episode before they're back to the status quo. Peter never learns from Neal treating him like he's just his handler, never realises that his need for control has gotten of hand, and Neal never learns to set effective boundaries so he may approach Peter of his own volition when he needs help. That ruins the older-younger brother dynamic cause that kind of dynamic requires trust. Something neither of them should have after the first few episodes of season 4 cause Peter never really trusted Neal to begin with and Neal constantly gets in trouble for trusting Peter. case in point: he was perfectly safe in Cape Verde until Peter called him under false pretences and then proceeded to record their conversation to find Neal, despite being told by literally everyone, even his boss and Neal, to back off, which then gives away Neal's location to the people who want to find and maybe hurt him. They never let Neal tilt back into fully being a con-man criminal thief/forger either so he never gets to change as a character in a way that would let him truly shine as one of the good guys but also never let him fully regress into being what he currently shines most at and is most compelling to watch while doing, which is scheme, planning heists and using charisma to get out of trouble. So they end up tragically underutilising both Neal and Peter, and their dynamic, which make Peter pretty unlikable by the end of the show in my opinion.

what lmao

It was an (obvious) joke. The fact I made the mention made it obvious that I thought so and was picking on the fact that his 'handsome' is actually quite distracting. I'm sorry that wasn't more clear.

I can't argue with that list!

I absolutely agree. Eastin wrote a fantastic pilot that perfectly identified the characters, themes and conflicts. I really believe it set the tone for the rest of the show's success.

It was until mindhunter came out

Respect your list. Mine varies slightly, however. 1-White Collar 2-Burn Notice 3-Psych 4-Suits

@@Perception5639 I cant really say anything, good or bad. I guess im just looking for more reasons to watch burn notice and psych. What do you like so much about it? Suits however is fantastic up until the point they were just trying to make episodes to keep the seasons going, one of my favorites.

@@hughesga1745 Burn Notice and White Collar i could have easily swapped places with, tbh. Both shows are very well written, and the actors have great chemistry with one another. I think Michael Westen is grossly underrated as a character. Add in Fiona, Sam, and his hypochondriac mother....there is some comedic gold in there, too. Psych i enjoyed honestly because it was a "comedic", if you will, spin on one of my all-time favorite shows, The Mentalist. Shawn Spencer and Patrick Jane are basically the same character, minus the tragedy. To be honest, i never really got into Suits beyond a few episodes, so me putting it at four is based on my own ignorance of the show, not that it was any "worse" than the ones i listed above it.

White Collar White Collar White Collar The first seasons of Psych

Psych is at the bottom of that list

Well, it's actually based on the same person

@@ezequielgaitan2181 I'd say inspired. Based means the events in the show took place in real life, with some differences of course. Inspired means events in the show were created in relation to similar events that actually occurred in real life.

Yeah the nice thing about psych is that you don't watch it just for the plot, it's for the jokes and the bromance which never gets old no matter how much you know it

Such a perfect way to end the first episode, so fitting

That's excellent! You had a great show teacher then! I hope you check out some of my other content and find more shows to fall in love with! :)

That's definitely in the plans!

@@NaterTot Thats fantastic! You are definitely covering some of my all time favorites in Psych, White Collar, Burn Notice. Then shows like Leverage, Lie To Me, Numb3rs, and more I think are right your (and my) alley.

@@JSargeK you are exactly right. Most will be on Lost and Found. It's a balancing act and trying to find growth. I haven't quite figured it out yet.

@@NaterTot Well good luck to you! I'm just glad to have found someone with as deep an appreciation for these great shows as I have. I'll be excited to see where you take this series and channel.

Seconding this. Leverage is the standard I hold other shows to.

monk? yes!

I'm currently on a rewatch now. I'm really wanting to do a video on it. Just not sure if anyone would be interested.

@@NaterTot i think vids on monk and covert affairs would round off your usa great programming from the early 2000's nicely! monk, like sherlock holmes, doesn't officially work for the police and doesn't take credit. he's anti-social, etc. covert affairs...female james bond, exotic filming locations, great acting and nice drama. looking forward to more!

Well they may not be USA shows but can I interest you in a show called Person of Interest?

@@NaterTot If you aren't confined to USA, consider Leverage in the future. I believe that was TNT.

Nah he was running the film before when he was around 24. So he lost the role to brandon routh more likely.

First video I ever did!!

i literally love shoes about politics and violence lol

Perfectly said. Goofy stuff aside, White Collar is awesome. Entertaining throughout. Covert Affairs and Monk are both on my lists, trust me.

Teddy Meredith Love me some Boyd Crowder! Don't usually like villains, but Boyd tended to outsmart everyone with his "backup plan to the backup plan" mentality. I liked Boyd better than Raylan (who seemed to be, for a given value of "real", a realistic hero, in that he didn't always win, dude brought a gun to a gun fight and still got played).

Chuck was the FIRST review I ever did on the channel (you can tell, too!). I love Chuck!

Chuck used the "can chuck do the thing?" concept WAY too much. It just started to make me want to skip waiting for him to do the thing every episode. It becomes an incredibly repetitive show very fast.

Burn Notice episodes get better, if you want to give it another go.

It's basically a rip off of The mentalist and the show is 4 seasons shorter. The mentalist is better.

@@michaelweston6083 nice also they are two different shows and honestly Lie To Me is better

@@michaelweston6083 I think that "Lie To Me" has a completely different feel to it, than "The Mentalist". Don't know which one I'd rank higher.

Michael Weston Lie to Me was a good show, but nothing really like The Mentalist which was a great show (first bunch of seasons. Red John ending was a mess).

Oh I loved it, so interesting

AK, thanks so much for the compliment and comment. I'm right there with you. I do enjoy some spectacle...who doesn't? I think the constant reliance on it, especially with modern day story telling can make for forgettable shows. I think this is why so many people, like myself, enjoy shows like Psych, White Collar, Daredevil, Burn Notice, etc. Due to the lack of production size and budget size, they're forced to make compelling characters. Compelling characters will keep you around a lot longer than a compelling plot. I really appreciate the kind compliment and hope you tune in to more of my content (in particular this Friday, as a NEW Lost and Found will be released!)

You Should watch The Mentalist

Rajat Chorghe will give it a try thanks

@@mitchellhorton9382 Yup

Agreed! I'm also doing a Monk review for this reason!

@@NaterTot Perhaps some day you could review a current USA Network show in order to highlight how much the channel has changed?

@@TheKersey475 absolutely. I did enjoy Mr Robot. It's just so much different than the content that made the brand popular.

Did USA network ever do a show with female leads? Just wondering...

@@everythingshiny yes, "In Plain Sight" a show about witness protection.

Thanks for the beautiful comment, Kevin. You aren't alone. Caffrey's style is hard to intimidate. His lean shape and confidence helps make it work though! I agree! USA was on a hot streak

*tertiary

@@scottclowe ah good catch. Trinity should be Tertiary there

Griff c can’t believe it got canceled but good show

@@mtpta4947 yeah that was a bummer when it was canceled.

Good man.

That is a great show.

Great list ;)

Oh, absolutely! I appreciate you checking out both reviews and hope you continue to support me. I work hard on my content and I'm always recommending new things!

Both excellent shows!

Oh and Burn notice is hands down the best of the three shows. Burn notice seasons 1-4 might just be my favorite TV period.

I apologize. I only creep during appropriate times. Fortunate timing for you. Season six does feel incredibly rush and extremely short. The Pink Panthers felt like such a great idea that didn't fully come to fruition like I would have hoped.

I don't just do USA shows! Leverage will be on here soon, trust me!