If you are curious about where to watch and stream White Collar Season 1 online, you have come to the right place. The 14-episode first season of the police-procedural comedy-drama series originally aired between October 23, 2009, and March 9, 2010, and introduces international white-collar criminal Neal Caffrey. Following his arrest, Caffrey becomes an FBI consultant and criminal informant, working closely with Special Agent in Charge Peter Burke.
Here’s where you can watch White Collar Season 1 online.
Where can you watch and stream White Collar Season 1?
You can watch and stream White Collar Season 1 on Hulu and Amazon Freevee.
Jeff Eastin created this USA Network series.
The cast includes Matt Bomer as Neal Caffrey, Tim DeKay as FBI Special Agent in Charge Peter Burke, Willie Garson as Mozzie, Tiffani Thiessen as Elizabeth Burke, Marsha Thomason as FBI Special Agent Diana Berrigan, Sharif Atkins as FBI Special Agent Clinton Jones, Natalie Morales as FBI Special Agent Lauren Cruz, Diahann Carroll as June Ellington, and more.
How to watch and stream White Collar Season 1 online
The viewers are required to sign up for Hulu subscription plans or opt for American Freevee to watch and stream this season online.
Hulu offers three Base plans to its potential subscribers. One costs $7.99 monthly (with ADs), and another costs $14.99 (no ADs). In both cases, the first-month subscription is free. There is also the Hulu + Live TV plan, which includes Disney Plus and ESPN PLUS, which costs $69.99 a month (with ADs, no free trial is available).
Viewers can also opt for Disney Bundles. The Duo Basic Bundle (Hulu and Disney Plus, with ADs) costs $9.99 monthly, while the Trio Basic (Hulu, Disney Plus, and ESPN Plus, with ADs) costs $12.99 monthly. The Trio Premium (Hulu, Disney Plus, and ESPN Plus, with no ADs on Hulu and Disney Plus) costs $19.99 monthly.
The official synopsis for White Collar Season 1 reads:
“The third time turns out to be the charm for criminal Neal Caffrey. He has been eluding FBI agent Peter Burke for years, a run that finally comes to an end with his capture. But after the resourceful prisoner escapes from a maximum-security facility, then is nabbed once again by Burke, Caffrey suggests a different end-game: In return for freedom, he’ll help the Feds catch long-sought criminals. Though skeptical, Burke soon realizes that Caffrey’s instincts and insight are a rare commodity. Caffrey’s trusted friend and co-conspirator with ties to the criminal underworld, Mozzie, also becomes a useful source for Burke and the FBI.”
