De mis momentos favoritos, aunque llegó el final muy pronto, el último capítulo es precioso.

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I've been waiting to implement the search engine into the UI to show this off in video form, but here it is! Hope ya like it! I'm gonna try to make it into a public version because i'm gonna be dedicating a hard drive to storing a lot of artifacts on for when I make the computer replica. Thank you!

At the end of s4 e17, the show cut to a hospital, and a medic telling Myka that she has ovarian cancer.

Where did this plot come from, and did we see a resolution?

On this last rewatch Steve is the one who keeps getting to me. They introduce him, kill him off, bring him back, and then never really seem to know what to do with him after that.

The guy is a walking lie detector, has one of the more interesting backstories on the team, and half the time he's just standing in the background of the office. Aaron Ashmore was great in the part too, which almost makes it worse. You can see the better version of this character sitting right there.

His friendship with Claudia is one of my favorite things in the later seasons, and even that felt like it got maybe a third of the room it needed. I wanted a whole arc and got scraps.

Anyone else think he was underused, or did he land fine for you and I'm just too attached?

Finished another rewatch last night and Helena is the one I keep getting stuck on. She shows up as basically a villain, spends the rest of her time trying to make up for it, and the show never quite lets her land anywhere.

Some of my favorite scenes in the whole run are just her and Myka in a room, talking. There's so much going on under the surface, mostly regret and this tired kind of intelligence that never gets to switch off. Jaime Murray played her with way more depth than the writing sometimes earned.

And then she just sort of drifts out of the story. No real goodbye, no moment that matched how big a deal she was. I know the show had a lot of plates spinning by then, but she deserved better than quietly fading into the background.

Maybe I'm biased because she's my favorite. Would like to know if anyone else felt that way or if I'm reading too much into it.

On this latest rewatch I keep noticing how much Leena quietly held everything together. She ran the B and B, read everyone's auras, kept the team grounded, and mostly did it without ever asking for anything back.

She never got the big spotlight episodes the others did, but the whole thing would have felt very different without her calm sitting in the background of every scene.

Anyone else find themselves appreciating her more the second or third time through? Trying to keep this one spoiler free for the newer folks still working through it.

One of my favorite things about the show was that teaser before the credits, where you had no idea what was going on and some poor stranger's day was quietly getting ruined by an artifact nobody understood yet.

Sometimes it was creepy, sometimes it was funny, but it almost always hooked me before the actual case even started.

Do any of those openings still stick with you? I still catch myself thinking about a few of them years later, and I am curious which ones stuck with everyone else.

Been rewatching lately and it got me thinking. Half the artifacts in that place are basically cursed, but every now and then one shows up that I would genuinely want on a shelf at home.

I think I would take something small and mostly harmless, like an artifact that just makes really good coffee or keeps a room at the perfect temperature. Nothing that ends with me getting neutralized in a body bag.

The ones I would never go near are anything tied to a person's obsession. Those always seem to take over whoever picks them up.

So how about you? One artifact you would actually keep, and one you would not touch even with the purple gloves on.

S2 E11 - The scene with Steve Jinks. I absolutely love the build-up and how the song started way before we even see the final scene. Like when we actually see HG Wells get her memory back and Sykes thanking Steve - the song "made a deal with the god" was playing. Bawling my eyes out at this.

PS - This is taken from the Warehouse 13 series disc I bought off of Amazon. DVD. No stolen content.

Acaban de poner en España el Almacén 13 en SkyShowtime, una serie que me encantaba por fin la tenemos para ver online.

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I still have a lot of a ways to go, but i think i'm getting down the general vibe of how it looked in the show. Figured i'd share some progress pics

Lil test animation of warehouse 13's reconstruction

This is kind of a catch-all commentary/discussion starter about how I feel like generally we lost something really special after the 2000s and early 2010s Syfy channel shows started getting cancelled. I recently started a rewatch of Warehouse 13 in particular, and literally I have not watched it since it's original airing. Same with Eureka, etc. I don't think it's simply nostalgia, I genuinely think that something during that time was lost in our society(?) that's bigger than just TV shows. I just don't really see shows like this anymore, and I've watched a lot of TV over the years, particularly back then and up to now. Even the really great shows that have come out in the last 10 years or so just don't give me the same feeling as these older shows, particularly genre shows, and particularly the SyFy Channel shows. I know that at least in part my feeling is colored by nostalgia, but I really don't think that's all it is... we really did lose something special. Am I crazy?

Sorry if this has been asked before. I just love Joanne and Eddie's chemistry on the show. Does anyone know if they are still friends?

I'm doing a re-watch binge and can't remember which episode this was.

Pete as a cover said he and Myka were a couple and tried to give her a kiss, and she reluctantly gave him one. I just finished season 2 so I know its either 1 or 2.

Does anyone, other than Pete, ever touch Mrs Frederick? Over the course of the series, Pete pokes her (S2E6 with the telelgraph), hugs her (Christmas episode) and kisses her on the cheek in the finale. But I can’t think of another instance of a character having a physical interaction with her. Am I forgetting someone?

I was shocked to see Fargo from Eureka, i had no idea itt took place in the same universe

I just looked this up immediately when I noticed the characters but I'm not coming up with anything tying this show to A Perfect Circle. Have any of you also noticed this and found anything?

Also, this is my first time finally sitting down with it after years of meaning to haha - I just rewatched Eureka and remembered they had a crossover so I decided to give it a go.

It may be a tad too tall, but I still like it 😄.

My 2025 pic with Eddie! <3

Eddie McClintock photo dump! Show me your pic with him! I meet him every year at dragon con! <3 I love how energetic he is and so eger to hug EVERYONE. He has stated in the past he hugs everyone because he would rather hug someone who doesn't need a hug than to miss someone who really needed that hug. He is like the ideal bubbly happy to meet you celebrity out there! Dragon con would not be dragon con without him.

Share your Eddie stories here! <3

I've been making posters for Smallville, but I thought I'd switch it up. Since I love Warehouse 13 so much, I made this. Let me know if you enjoy it or have any suggestions for other posters.

I was watching the series finale and got to the scene with Artie’s son. Artie has previously not shared that he was alive with his father. He found out he had a son (Scott) and chose to spend time with him, even taking him on missions. Did Artie, at some point after Claudia got them together, tell his father he has a grandson?