White Collar Season 3 Episode 9

Mozzie: Neal, this is where our treasure has reached what Malcolm Gladwell ould call a "tipping point."
Neal: Forensics doesn't talk, nor does Peter.
Mozzie: Yeah, but the suit and his suit cohorts brought in D.C. Art Crimes, one of whom was willing to spill the Nazi beans in a hotel bar.
Neal: Uh-huh. She thought I was Interpol.
Mozzie: My point exactly.

Peter: Matthew Keller -- Neal's ex-partner.
Neal: That's stretching it.

Neal: Hey, what do you know about Raquel Laroque?
Mozzie: Not much beyond she's an egyptologist. I hear she's spicy.
Neal: What does that mean?
Mozzie: I don't know. Not all my information's helpful.

Neal: I heard Moz did some work on your mobile office.
Hale: Yeah, I'm still learning all the bells and whistles. Mozzie refuses to write down instructions.
Mozzie: Obviously, we don't want any public record of our modifications.

Neal: Let me make the approach. Then you try to bust us. Once we successfully evade your evil clutches, I'll gain her confidence.
Peter: That's a plan. Or... you make the approach, I arrest both of you, and release you two together after a grueling interrogation. When she sees you didn't flip on her, she'll embrace you in her evil circle of trust.
Neal: Yeah. Early in a relationship, it's better to experience a win.
Peter: Okay. Tell you what. When you're an FBI agent and I'm the ward of the federal prison system, we'll do it your way.
Neal: All this time, I thought we were partners.
Peter: We are. It's just, tie always goes to me.