USA's "Blue Sky" era continues to shape popular culture in fresh and thrilling new ways. While NBC's attempt at capitalizing on the Netflix-based popularity of "Suits" with "Suits: LA" has crashed and burned in one season, "Royal Pains" and "White Collar" are both ready to see brand-new reboots from their stars and creators. "White Collar" in particular has an action plan and has begun to reach out and look for buyers.

Fans have been left waiting for news on the "White Collar" reboot ever since creator Jeff Eastin announced during Variety's TV Fest in 2024 that he'd written more than a pilot episode and was interested in continuing his dramedy's legacy with a new season. But in the year that's passed since that announcement, there's been only a little bit of movement on the development fr

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