"White Collar" season 6 spoilers are few and far between but cast Matt Bomer revealed that he's partially responsible for the story arc of the final six-episodes for the series. Meanwhile, he will be next seen romancing co-star Mark Ruffalo in the HBO story about living with AIDS.

"I had this wild idea about how the story should end, and I talked to Tim [DeKay] about it and I talked to Willie [Garson] about it and we talked to [series creator] Jeff Eastin," Matt Bomer said, per Michael Ausiello of TVLine.

Matt Bomer didn't really dish out some "White Collar" season 6 spoilers, but he said that their collaboration resulted to a story "that's really fun and fitting."

"When I thought about it, it was really the only way we could end the show. I hope everyone's happy with it," he added.

Matt Bomer also unwittingly teased from "White Collar" season 6 spoilers when he told OutQ Frank Show that the way the show is going, he has an opportunity to spend more time with his family.

He also said that the airing date for "White Collar" season 6 will not be "until winter of next year ... January, February maybe."

At the end of "White Collar" season 5, Matt Bomer's character Neal Caffrey was abducted by a mysterious man. Husband and wife, Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) and Elizabeth Burke, (Tiffani Thiessen) might resume their relationship in season 6 via long-distance as he decided to stay in NYC while she moved to Washington D.C.

Meanwhile, Matt Bomer, who is already out, shares an intimate moment with co-star Mark Ruffalo in "The Normal Heart." Mark Ruffalo revealed to Zap2it: "I had to kiss Matt Bomer, who, granted, is a very good-looking man. I had never kissed a man before, and I was a little nervous about it."

Mark Ruffalo, who played The Hulk in "The Avengers," also said that he psyched himself by thinking that it's no different from kissing a woman "except for the stubble."