It's hard to look at. It makes me not want to watch it. It's strange that some women do that to themselves. It'd be even stranger if ​some other people like the way that looks. How could you be a casting agent or a director and allow that?

It was so big at times Joanne Kelly couldn't even speak correctly.

Rewatching and was so certain that Leena was Mrs F’s daughter who took on the role of managing the bnb due to the familial link. When I realised this was made up by me to justify her existence I realised there is no reason for her to be there.

To be clear I like Leena, I think she was underused but was a good character. Except, there’s no reason for her to be there and aware of the true nature of the warehouse. My theory made way more sense 😂

I've been a big fan of warehouse 13 since I was a kid. I joined this subreddit today and seen a post about a show called Eureka. I've never heard of it but I want to know what is has to do with warehouse 13 and should I start watching it? Thanks

Someone has probably noticed this before but I've started rewatching Eureka a couple days ago and got to episode 5. Here's the synopsis.

An artifact gives a scientist, Dr. Carl Carlson (Saul Rubinek), wondrous powers, but at a terrible price. When Carlson finds the truth about the Artifact he runs from Stark. Stark tries to bring Carlson back and, in the process, Carter is injured. Carlson takes Carter to the Artifact and heals him. Carlson then enters the Artifact, never to be seen again.

Saul Rubinek is the actor for both Carlson and Artie, and I can't help but notice the similarities regarding artifacts and the same actor, the whole vibe just feels very similar. Was the idea for Warehouse 13 born from this episode???

Been watching the series. I forgot how great of a show it was!

Loving the chemistry and familial banter between the cast ☺️

Noticing a lot of guest stars that I missed the first time around!! So cool to see actors and actresses from other sci-fi shows like battlestar galactica, firefly, eureka and I think the stargate Atlantis series too 🙂🙂🙂

Running a TTRPG (FATE for anyone curious) today in the warehouse 13 universe.

I'll just make stuff up if that's my only option (using my imagination, the horror), but I think it would be fun to get this lore accurate.

I'm planning to have the setting before Artie (and before the show runner agents). I can't find out who was in Artie's position before him?

The person who stayed at the warehouse doing research and being a fount of knowledge that the agents could rely on.

Was there a dedicated role like that even before Artie? I know there were more agents so maybe the dynamic was completely different?

Binging the show for the first time and I noticed that back of the magazine with Jackie Kennedy is blurred out. Is this an Amazon Prime thing? I know it could just be copyright issues or something but now I’m curious.

So I just started the series after looking for something that could scratch the kinda itch you get when you're really into reading SCP files. I just wanted something that mixed magic and science in an interesting way, and the show has been great for that! I love Artie, he's a great character, and the buddy-cop antics between the leads have been pretty good too, but I just hit episode 4 and I have some concerns.

1. Does the show stick with this kind of anthology-style storytelling, or does it eventually become one single narrative?

2. Does the show ever "explain away" the artefacts and mysticism? I know some episodes try to use vaguely science-y mumbo jumbo to gloss over the details, even though it is very clearly just magic, but I don't want an actual "answer"

3. And most importantly what the f*ck is up with the character assassination of Myka? The show started out so great. Myka was cool, collected, intelligent, and capable. Pete was suave, goofy, loose, and more of a people-person. Over the course of the episodes Myka has been infantalized, sexualized, and now in episode 4 seems to have developed literal bimbo brain, being nearly unable to come to any conclusions that someone else doesn't help her reach first. Does the show continue this trend? Did the writers all turn out to be massive misogynists? What's going on?

Hello! I don't go here, but my grandpa is wanting to purchase the entire series on physical media. I was doing some looking and he would prefer to have the best quality but isn't really keen on the price tag for the Blu-rays when he sees the DVDs are at least $20 cheaper.

However, I know he'd like to have great quality when watching, so is the quality noticeably different when comparing the DVDs and Blu-rays?

I wanted to watch that scene again after watching the show for the first time, but then Amazon Prime put the show on a more expensive subscription. So if anyone could help out that would be great. Thanks!

I'm just finishing season five. I loved every other season but I can't get past Pete's hair and sideburns.

I just started watching warehouse 13. At the climax of episode 6, pete grabs the magical arrow that can blow people back with the power of wind and confronts the bad guy. Instead of trying to use the magic power, or trying to subdue or arrest him, he just fuckin stabs him in the heart with the arrow and murders him!!

This show is hilarious, I love it. Pete's a goddamn psycho.

I want to make a replica Farnsworth, but I'm having trouble finding a suitable tin for it.

I've found all sorts of fly fishing lure boxes, but almost all of them are plastic, and the few metal ones I've seen are too small. They are around ~115mm long, where they need to be ~152mm.

Any suggestions where I could find a suitable tin?

That final scene before the flash forward of the final episode where the team is gathered around Arti's computer, and the various characters fade out. Is it meant to portray the order they died/left the warehouse?

Well, I was halfway through the show, when prime decided to take it off their service today, unless you buy each episode. Does anyone know of another streaming service that has it? I'm probably just gonna buy the DVD, because of this. This is why I absolutely detest this push towards streaming services and away from physical media. I'm at whatever companie's whim on what I can watch

Has anybody noticed the weird amount of Marin county references in the first two seasons of this show? Marin’s pretty small and this show references multiple towns as well as the local mountain tamalpais. I’m guessing one of the writers must’ve been from there and was throwing references in as little Easter eggs. Kinda cool.

"Do you have the feeling that today is yesterday?"

Didn't the agents encounter the artifact that caused this side effect? What was it? Can't find it via Google etc

You can create an agent and partner with any agent who goes out in the field. The art isn't perfect, but the likenesses are decent, and the characters are written pretty close to how they are in the show. I wrestled with this for a day so I did put in work. You get three free turns a day. Nobody pay for more if you don't want to; I don't own the site so I won't profit if you do. https://infiniteworlds.app/#kxiLKz follow the link

Hey all,

According to JustWatch, all 5 seasons of Warehouse 13 are leaving Amazon Prime Video in the US at the end of April 2025.

This is sad news, so if anyone comes across information about where the show might move to or be streaming in the future, please share it here! (Of course, buying the show on physical media is best if possible.)

EDIT: In case anyone finds this thread, Single_Item8304 reported that Warehouse 13 is returning to Amazon Prime Video on June 1, 2025. This is confirmed on the JustWatch website. Good news!

Except Apple Watch won’t let me fix the clock to the middle, I’m really excited about it! Now I’m going to sit patiently waiting for a call from Artie!