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If it's a part of the movie it's not commentary. I don't want to go down the philosophical rabbit hole of a character in a movie commenting about the movie inside the movie. Breaking the Fourth Wall isn't "commentary". Commentary has to come from outside whatever is being commented on.

I neglected to answer your other question. Leverage aired on TNT from December 7, 2008, to December 25, 2012 for five seasons.

Yup, What's Up Tiger Lily? Without running downstairs to check my copy I don't believe it had a commentary. Woody Allen's introduction really doesn't count as 'commentary' because it was edited into the film itself. Like I said, it was an intro and not an optional audio track. On a side note...

I really enjoy the commentary by William Friedkin on his film To Live and Die in LA.

Really, really, bad guys exclusively.

Think more along the lines of The Sting with Newman and Redford.

No, a caper film is like Rififi in 1955 or Topkapi in 1964. It's not slang it's a label. I call action films action films. Actually, the heist film or caper film is a subgenre of crime film, consisting of films that focus on the planning, execution and aftermath of a large robbery. Think of...

If you're into caper films it's a terrific series.

I don't know if it's my favorite but I rather enjoyed the commentaries for the TV series Leverage with the caveat that DOESN'T include any of the commentaries where Aldis Hodge sat in. As in, what were they thinking?