Puzzles in Pop Culture: The Escapism of White Collar

White Collar begins with an escape. Not from an escape room—the stakes are much higher; I'm talking about a prison break. Art thief, bond forger, and all-around con artist Neal Caffrey (played by Matt Bomer) has devised a plan to escape from his super-maximum security correctional facility. He changes his appearance rapidly by shaving, slicking…

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