Last night’s episode of White Collar ended in quite the shocking twist! But, before we get to that, let’s review what happened in “Point Blank.”

We finally got to see what was inside that music box, and of course, it was another secret code.

Since this was the mid-season finale, I wouldn’t expect anything less from Jeff Eastin. Last year at this time, Neal was being framed and had to jump out of windows to escape from getting arrested. This year, we can only imagine what the music code means to our guys.

Probably one of my favorite scenes from last night had to be when Mozzie and Neal put together the fake case for Peter. Each part of making the case authentic was awesome. From the coffee stain to the perfume to having Mozzie serenade Neal with the Batman theme song – all had me laughing out loud.

I was happy that Fowler finally gave us (some) of the answers we have been waiting to understand. Because it was Kate’s idea to fake her and Neal’s death with the bomb, do you still think there’s a slight chance that she is not dead?

Fowler also made it clear that it was not him who she called right before the plane blew up; even though it was traced back to his phone number. So if Fowler is telling the truth, who could have made the switch of numbers on the black box?

It would have to be someone very cunning. Someone that’s always been one step ahead of our boys. Could be Julian Larson?

I just want to take this moment to make a quick shout out to all of The Gates fans out there! How great was it to see our poor, late Christian alive and doing well on another program?! And by the looks of it, Paul Blackthorne will definitely bring it when this season comes back again in January.

The final scene really left me in shock! Of course, our beloved Mozzie can’t die, but it was still quite disheartening to watch him topple over and suffer from the shot to the chest. Re-watching it, I noticed Julian getting something out of his pocket before he left him there to die. What do you think it could be?

Overall, I was happy the way the writers tied up all the loose ends, but still left us wondering what will happen next. What did you think of last night’s episode? Love it or love to hate it – let us know!

Until January, we leave you with a few of our favorite White Collar quotes below:

Peter: Did you kill her?
Fowler: No.
Peter: You’re gonna tell me who did. | permalink

Peter: Look at me Neal. Look at me. This isn’t who you are. | permalink

Neal: I have five shots left – that’s the only warning you get. Tell me why you killed Kate. | permalink

Mozzie: It’s a dark day when I turn to the system instead of recoiling. | permalink

Hale: What happened to the goatee, you know I liked it?
Mozzie: We all grow up. | permalink

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White Collar Summer Season Finale Review: "Point Blank"

It’s easy to refer to myself as a television critic when I review shows that I don’t enjoy all that much (see: my weekly Hung reviews), but if I’m going to be reviewing Sons of Anarchy for the next 12 weeks, the correct term would be TV applauder.

Our bucket list of dream Saturday Night Live hosts includes Tina Fey, Betty White, Alec Baldwin, Jon Hamm, Justin Timberlake and Amy Poehler, so you better believe we were pretty psyched to learn that former castmember Amy will be hosting the sketch comedy show’s 36th season premiere on September 25 with musical guest Katy Perry. We expect a Weekend Update moment with Seth Meyers and cameos from at least Tina and — fingers crossed – Jimmy Fallon. A girl can dream, can’t she?

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Amy Poehler To Host ‘SNL’ Season Premiere

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Amy Poehler To Host ‘SNL’ Season Premiere

The relationship experts over at YourTango have compiled a list of surefire signs you’re over your ex. The roundup includes things like “you try to think of his middle name or phone number and can’t recall it” and “you don’t feel homicidal when he starts dating someone else.” Yikes! While those things may be true, we feel the list misses some of the more important signs of singlehood acceptance. Such as:

1. You don’t click through articles about whether or not you’re over your ex! Seriously — this is probably the Number 1 sign you’re ready to accept your position as a relationship-less person. But never mind all that…

2. You’ve stopped telling your friends “I think I’m over my ex.” Because let’s be honest, that’s something you only ever say to convince yourself.

3. You’ve told Grandma about the breakup. Willingly subjecting yourself to a 20-minute lecture on the importance of having grandkids, like, immediately means you’re finally ready to face the music.

4. When the creepy guy behind the deli counter asks if you have a boyfriend, you no longer reply, “Well, um, kinda, I guess.” Instead, you grin, toss back your hair, and make up some story about a 6′3″ wrestler named Rex.

5. You consider changing your Facebook status to “single.” Many opt to leave this option blank, but boldly proclaiming you are single can be an important step in getting over your ex.

6. You sit home alone on a Friday and actually feel okay about it. Proving to yourself that you can sit on the couch and order takeout without the companionship of a boy or female friend without bursting into tears while watching You’ve Got Mail is a pretty important milestone, even if it does require a bottle of wine.

7. Those things that used you remind you of him no longer remind you of him. You know what we mean.

8. You realize, “Hey, it’s been x number of hours/days/weeks/months since I last thought about him.” Isn’t that a great feeling?

9. You no longer have the urge to drunk dial him, and stopped regularly searching Facebook and Googling him to make sure he’s not dating anyone yet.

10. You’ve starting dating someone new and, best of all, you don’t compare him to your ex.

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10 Signs You’ve Finally Gotten Over Your Ex

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10 Signs You’ve Finally Gotten Over Your Ex

Did 9/02/10 day start a 90s-nostalgia trend? Word’s out about a brand new Spice Girls musical, set to debut in 2012. Except it turns out Viva Forever (um, long live forever?) won’t actually feature any of the singers or even mention their names. Instead, the play will be about… drumroll please… reality TV!

The Spices have all signed off on the musical, which will involve their girl-powered songs. Inspired by our fame-obsessioned culture, Viva will be set behind-the-scenes of a TV talent show. Producer Judy Craymer, the woman behind Mamma Mia, described the show as “encompassing the Spice Girls’ ethos of friendship, identity and being true to yourself.”

That leaves only one important question: Are we finally going to find out what it means to zigazag-ha?

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New Spice Girls Musical Only Sorta About the Spice Girls

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New Spice Girls Musical Only Sorta About the Spice Girls

Did 9/02/10 day start a 90s-nostalgia trend? Word’s out about a brand new Spice Girls musical, set to debut in 2012. Except it turns out Viva Forever (um, long live forever?) won’t actually feature any of the singers or even mention their names. Instead, the play will be about… drumroll please… reality TV!

The Spices have all signed off on the musical, which will involve their girl-powered songs. Inspired by our fame-obsessioned culture, Viva will be set behind-the-scenes of a TV talent show. Producer Judy Craymer, the woman behind Mamma Mia, described the show as “encompassing the Spice Girls’ ethos of friendship, identity and being true to yourself.”

That leaves only one important question: Are we finally going to find out what it means to zigazag-ha?

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New Spice Girls Musical Only Sorta About the Spice Girls

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New Spice Girls Musical Only Sorta About the Spice Girls

Did 9/02/10 day start a 90s-nostalgia trend? Word’s out about a brand new Spice Girls musical, set to debut in 2012. Except it turns out Viva Forever (um, long live forever?) won’t actually feature any of the singers or even mention their names. Instead, the play will be about… drumroll please… reality TV!

The Spices have all signed off on the musical, which will involve their girl-powered songs. Inspired by our fame-obsessioned culture, Viva will be set behind-the-scenes of a TV talent show. Producer Judy Craymer, the woman behind Mamma Mia, described the show as “encompassing the Spice Girls’ ethos of friendship, identity and being true to yourself.”

That leaves only one important question: Are we finally going to find out what it means to zigazag-ha?

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New Spice Girls Musical Only Sorta About the Spice Girls

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New Spice Girls Musical Only Sorta About the Spice Girls

Yesterday we reported that Jodie Sweetin has given birth to a second child, little Beatrix Carlin Sweetin Coyle, and today we have an update straight from the woman herself. After a several-day Twitter absence, Jodie returned to the keyboard last night to discuss her new baby:

The ex-Full House star seems to be doing well after a checkered past. Jodie notoriously suffered from substance abuse issues, something she came clean about in her memoir, UnSweetined. In 2008, ex-husband Cody Herpin took Jodie to court in a battle retain full-custody of their daughter. He accused Sweetin of driving drunk with the infant in the car. The two currently share custody of the child, whom Jodie has said is eager to meet little sis Beatrix.

The new “great man” Jodie mentioned is her boyfriend DJ Morty Coyle, turntablist to the stars. Morty, 41, became a first-time dad on Tuesday. The musician seems ready to rise to the task, Tweeting about Jodie on Wednesday:

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Between the Lines: Jodie Sweetin Talks About Her New Baby

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Between the Lines: Jodie Sweetin Talks About Her New Baby

Last night’s Power of Veto competition and ceremony were obviously critical on Big Brother, but the best moments stemmed from the Pandora’s Box punishments.

Already stripped of silverware and glasses, the gang had to speak via sock puppets and dance whenever they heard music for separate 12-hour stretches. Classic.

With only five people remaining, they’re obviously getting delirious and there’s less drama for the producers to focus on. What resulted was a lot of fun Wednesday.

Britney’s gone from catty to adorable in recent weeks.

From Britney’s cute sock puppet to Hayden’s lack of dance moves and Enzo’s lack of golf knowledge, these moments shed light on the absurdity of BB we often don’t see.

It all boiled down to a critical PoV competition, however, and Otev the Broadway Clam played host as everyone suited up for the first time. But who emerged victorious?

As Otev sang clues about two guests, the competitors scrambled to find the CD in the yard with an amalgam of those two guests’ names. It came down to Ragan and Enzo.

Either way, Lane was going to have to put up someone else and wasn’t happy about it. When Enzo and Ragan heard the final clue, both knew right where the disc was.

In his first display of athleticism (or any skill) we’ve seen all season, Enzo lunged past Ragan and snagged the CD. Ragan was PISSED and Enzo exhibited pent-up machismo.

Watching him act like he’s all that after basically coasting through the last eight weeks and having no realistic change in the jury house was great. Enzo is like a caricature.

Just the same, the Meow Meow earned that veto, no question about it, and the onus fell on Lane to pick his replacement. Interestingly, his loyalty to the Brigade wavered.

Whether he feels he stands the best chance of beating Britney in the final two or just likes her that much is unclear, but he spared her from the block. It’s Hayden and Ragan.

Despite his pact to take Hayden to the final two, he doesn’t want to lose Britney either. Besides, Ragan’s the target. Hayden against him should make for an easy 2-0 eviction.

Britney, on the other hand, might have been back-doored by Enzo and Hayden in a power move, which Lane sensed. The question now is whether Ragan can pull a fast one.

Clearly he’s persona non grata right now, but if there’s anyone smart enough to cut a deal, or self-aware enough to realize his predicament and think two steps ahead, it’s R.

Can he save himself from eviction? Did Lane make the right decision putting up Hayden instead of Britney? Sound off on last night’s Big Brother below!

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Big Brother Review: Lane Looks Ahead

Last night’s Power of Veto competition and ceremony were obviously critical on Big Brother, but the best moments stemmed from the Pandora’s Box punishments.

Already stripped of silverware and glasses, the gang had to speak via sock puppets and dance whenever they heard music for separate 12-hour stretches. Classic.

With only five people remaining, they’re obviously getting delirious and there’s less drama for the producers to focus on. What resulted was a lot of fun Wednesday.

Britney’s gone from catty to adorable in recent weeks.

From Britney’s cute sock puppet to Hayden’s lack of dance moves and Enzo’s lack of golf knowledge, these moments shed light on the absurdity of BB we often don’t see.

It all boiled down to a critical PoV competition, however, and Otev the Broadway Clam played host as everyone suited up for the first time. But who emerged victorious?

As Otev sang clues about two guests, the competitors scrambled to find the CD in the yard with an amalgam of those two guests’ names. It came down to Ragan and Enzo.

Either way, Lane was going to have to put up someone else and wasn’t happy about it. When Enzo and Ragan heard the final clue, both knew right where the disc was.

In his first display of athleticism (or any skill) we’ve seen all season, Enzo lunged past Ragan and snagged the CD. Ragan was PISSED and Enzo exhibited pent-up machismo.

Watching him act like he’s all that after basically coasting through the last eight weeks and having no realistic change in the jury house was great. Enzo is like a caricature.

Just the same, the Meow Meow earned that veto, no question about it, and the onus fell on Lane to pick his replacement. Interestingly, his loyalty to the Brigade wavered.

Whether he feels he stands the best chance of beating Britney in the final two or just likes her that much is unclear, but he spared her from the block. It’s Hayden and Ragan.

Despite his pact to take Hayden to the final two, he doesn’t want to lose Britney either. Besides, Ragan’s the target. Hayden against him should make for an easy 2-0 eviction.

Britney, on the other hand, might have been back-doored by Enzo and Hayden in a power move, which Lane sensed. The question now is whether Ragan can pull a fast one.

Clearly he’s persona non grata right now, but if there’s anyone smart enough to cut a deal, or self-aware enough to realize his predicament and think two steps ahead, it’s R.

Can he save himself from eviction? Did Lane make the right decision putting up Hayden instead of Britney? Sound off on last night’s Big Brother below!

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Big Brother Review: Lane Looks Ahead