Hilarie Burton

White Collar Preview: Neal and Sara, Together Again?


Are White Collar's Neal (Matt Bomer) and Sara (Hilarie Burton) rekindling that old flame once again? On tonight's episode, the ex-lovers reunite for a case involving a missing Stradivarius violin. While this is taking place, Peter (Tim DeKay) deals with mentor Agent Kramer's (Beau Bridges) return, on top of his in-laws dropping by. Meanwhile, will Diana (Marsha Thomason) finally take the plunge with longtime love, Christie? Check out the clip after the jump!
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OTH's Hilarie Burton Joins White Collar As Contract Player

TVLine is reporting One Tree Hill alum Hilarie Burton is now a contract player on White Collar. Originally, Burton joined the USA Network smash hit as insurance investigator Sara Ellis during season 2 in a recurring capacity.

Lucas and Peyton Leave Tree Hill



Michael Ausiello is reporting the exclusive news at EW.com. Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray) and Peyton Sawyer (Hilarie Burton) are leaving Tree Hill behind. One Tree Hill was picked up for a seventh season without the show's two leads signed on. At that time, the rumor mill was buzzing that Murray was definitely not returning.

Sources confirm to me exclusively that Chad Michael Murray and Hilarie Burton, whose characters tied the knot in last night's penultimate episode, will not be returning for the show's seventh season next fall. The CW is expected to formally announce their departures next Thursday at its "upfront" presentation.

Murray and Burton have been engaged in rather high profile contract negotiations for the past several months. Ultimately, a deal couldn't be worked out and both actors will make their final appearances in next Monday's season finale. READ MORE

To fill the void next season, a Tree Hill insider tells me that two new characters will be introduced. Additionally, Austin Nichols (Julian) is being promoted to a series regular.
 

One Tree Hill Mourns

One Tree Hill airs it's third episode of the season tonight and is mourning the death of Quentin.  I watched much of the first four seasons but lost interest last season. However, like most series I phase out, I tune back in for the season premiere and finale. The season six premiere had me hooked and now I'm playing catch up on a few things.

What are you thinking of One Tree Hill's sixth season so far?