While waiting for a platform, creator Jeff Eastin has confirmed the title of the Suits' unexpected streaming success in 2023, there has been extra interest in other USA Network shows during the time that Aaron Korsh legal drama first aired on the cable network. Back then, it strived on fun procedurals that banked on duos. Like Suits, White Collar had its own following, so when it was announced that a revival was being developed, it was met with excitement.

Unfortunately, while NBC was quick to pick up Suits LA, a spinoff of Suits, which follows an entirely new ensemble of lawyers in the West Coast, the White Collar revival is still looking for a platform. With hope that it's only a matter of time before it matches with its perfect broadcasting partner, Eastin appears to have a clear idea about what he wants the new show to be. Aside from Matt Bomer, Tim DeKay, and Tiffani Thiessen all being confirmed to return as Neal Caffrey, Peter and Elizabeth Burke, the endeavor also has a confirmed title.

White Collar Revival Is Officially Called White Collar Renaissance

The White Collar Revival's Pilot's Title Is "Masquerade"

Eastin revealed the official title of the White Collar revival in September 2024, and at that point, he was still working on the show's narrative bones, with the pilot supposedly called "Masquerade." Ever since, development of the series has been at a crawling pace. It has been revealed that it has been ed on by the original platform that it was vying for, and based on the latest update from Eastin back in February 2025, White Collar Renaissance, should it actually move forward, will be on one of these three streamers: Netflix, Peacock, or Amazon Prime.

Unfortunately, the writer and producer didn't give any additional context to the title, White Collar Renaissance. Meanwhile, the name of the pilot episode doesn't also have a clear connection to what's known about the show. If anything, it might not even be literally about a masquerade. Despite that, White Collar Renaissance itself may have subtly teased what to expect from the endeavor.

White Collar Renaissance Hints At Peter Burke's Team Dissolution

Renaissance Hints That White Collar Has To Renewed

One of the biggest narrative challenges for the White Collar revival is to reunite Peter and Neal. At the end of the original run, Neal faked his death and escaped to Paris, where he was last seen. Meanwhile, life continued for Peter in New York, including him and Elizabeth welcoming a son. It wasn't until later on that he realized what his protégé/friend had done. Considering the circumstances around Neal's escape to , the pair can't simply reunite. There must be an inciting incident that would bring them back together, as well as the people they used to work with.

This means that between Neal's death and now, Peter's team, which was left with Diana Berrigan and Clinton Jones, was somehow dissolved.

White Collar Renaissance hints that there will be some sort of revival not just for the show, but for the FBI division that Peter used to run in the USA Network series. This means that between Neal's death and now, Peter's team, which was left with Diana Berrigan and Clinton Jones, was somehow dissolved. For what it's worth, this sounds like the organic route for Peter; he was once offered a job in Washington DC, but he refused to leave New York because of his squad. However, with Neal gone, he may have moved on from the White Collar unit.

How Peter Burke Can Bring Back His Old White Collar Team In Renaissance

Mozzie Could Be At The Center Of Its Story

Going back to how Peter and Neal can reunite for White Collar Renaissance, there are several ways that Eastin can go about this. That said, the best way to go about this is to make sure that Mozzie's absence and legacy are part of the revival. This means that whatever brings the old teammate and the rest of the squad together, it has to have a personal angle to it, and that's where Neal's oldest ally's situation comes in.

Ultimately, it's possible that Mozzie's final scrore may have resulted in his untimely demise, which is in reference to WIllie Garson's devastating death. Both Eastin and Bomer have already confirmed that their dear friend would be honored in the White Collar revival's story, assuming it finally moves forward. Neal having to break no- and reach out to Peter for help in finding the truth about what happened to Mozzie is a big enough reason for them to reconvene.