Yeah, I've always thought that White Collar's biggest failing is that it doesn't pass the Bechdel Test, which necessarily means that women are consistently in roles about supporting men. This doesn't stop those women from being awesome, but there is little space for women's stories in this show.

El, as you know, probably won't be in this season as much (at least not the first half of it) becasue of Tiffani's Theissen's pregnancy, but I'm hoping that we see a lot more of June and Diana in future episodes.

(It's kind of my not-so-secret hope that after this series, Diana gets her own spinoff set in DC, where she goes around being generally awesome.)