In the first-season finale, Neal and Alex pair up to go after the elusive music box at the Italian consulate. Meanwhile, Peter asks Diana to help him get rid of Fowler.

Neal helps an old friend who’s daughter has been kidnapped, without realizing that it’s all a trap from an old enemy.

An old rival dares Neal to make a fake copy of a bottle of wine originally owned by President Ben Franklin.

To avoid an international conflict, Peter and Neal have to find a thief who is stealing pieces to a valuable collection.

When Neal discovers illegal trafficking in organs, he and Peter try to find a way to expose the ringleader.

When Peter and Neal discover that an estate judge committing mortgage fraud is also connected to Fowler, they devise a plan to bring them both down.

Neal must infiltrate a company of corrupt Wall Street brokers to preserve his deal with the FBI. When Peter is forced to go undercover alongside him, a discovery is made that could change their partnership forever.

The FBI investigates a spectacular jewelry heist and all the clues point to Neal. Now Peter must figure out if his “partner” is telling the truth or if Neal is pulling a con of his own.

Numerous challenges await Caffrey and Burke as they work a case in Chinatown. They stumble into a world of organized crime, deal with unscrupulous Interpol agents, and engage in a game of Pai Gow.

The FBI assigns Caffrey and Burke on a sting operation to retrieve a stolen portrait. Neal tries to trace where the piece is from as they get close to identifying the felon.