Warehouse 13: Season 1

Pretty creatine. Micah and Pete go good together. Joanne Kelly is great.

It's a shame the lead actress isn't in more stuff. I'd have liked to have seen her in a crime caper film back then with Anson Mount, Kerry Washington, and the guy who plays Captain Jack Harkness on Doctor Who. Just a thought I had.

This was introduced to me by one of my friends and I’m so, so glad she did! It’s fun, it’s campy, it’s just a wonderful time to shut your brain off and have a great time! Enjoy ☺️

Ok.. It took me awhile to realise that SyFy was SciFi. I keep wanting to rewrite it... SyFi? :-)Anyhow.. I really enjoyed this pilot. I caught it on USA and thoguht it was a new series. I noticed it was 3 hours and commercials weren't rolling regularly... That's when I decided it was a show of some kind... I searched cable for the next one and found nothing... so I went to the computer and kept seeing that Warehouse 13 was a new SyFy show.I was confused.I wondered if SyFy was a new USA name for a certain hour of TV. After a bit of searching (And visiting SyFy's website)... I realised that it was a new show. An awesome show.. that I'm looking forward to viewing regularly.ABOUT THE SHOW:- It reminds me slighty of XFiles... A little bit of Ghost Busters... and a little bit of your typical detective show.-In the pilot.. the two detectives were just starting to warm up to the idea of working with eachother. They would find strange supernatural objects and neutralize them (this is the only ghostbuster aspect).- I liked the references to past masterminds .. and the technologies supposedly created that were now being stored in the warehouse.- The direcor created a great world to explore. I think there are an endless number of possibilities. (I was a little disappointed that all of the technologies weren't futuristic.... Actually.. some of them were down right dated).- I liked the mystery behind all of the mind reading....Apparently it's free on amazon :-) ... So you should check it out!

This show is a great show. It ran for 5 seasons. I had to replace my season 1 due to a scratched disc.

I like this show for a few reasons.In one case, it is very similar in tone to The Librarians in that you have magical thingies that are floating around in the world that need to be controlled. So *somebody* has to run around collecting and cataloging them. Enter: Warehouse 13. I'll always watch at least 5-10 episodes based on that premise alone even if they are put together on some 5th grader's iPhone on Youtube.Warehouse 13 is just a *little* more adult in language and setup. So, for me, I could watch The Librarians with kids or the very elderly and not be embarrassed, but I think I'd take a pass on watching this most of the time with the under-ten set. So if they are old enough to have had "the talk" (11 or so in my book) then they will be able to handle the very minimal adult themes. But everybody has a different road here and it isn't as risqué as a soap opera or anything.The big and I mean REALLY BIG difference for me is that this is a much more American show and has a much more American focus than The Librarians. It aims for inclusion without tokenism and generally, I think, hits it. Almost. I mean to say instead of the same old wands and swords and holy grails being left lying around in public parks and people's attics to be chased down by white folks who are oh-so worried, you have this amalgam that is very American - e.g. Harriet Tubman's thimble that absorbed magical shape-shifting properties as she led her charges along the trail to protect them being sought after by the Warehouse's Director Mrs. Fredericks, facilitated by Artie, and sought after by the weakest members of the ensemble in the field.So that's my take. I like this show. I wish it had had more traction, as this is the kind of show that really helps facilitate and develop sense of Americanness to modern life and adventure stories. I appreciate seeing people like me and you (and YOU! and you too!) doing fantastic and dynamic things together.It feels almost right for what American shows should look like in the inclusion zone. It gives almost everyone a sense of belonging and place without resorting to Artie yelling "Oy Vey" every ten minutes and Fredericks snapping her neck. It is such a low bar to hit, but so many shows either ignore it or miss it entirely. This show at least *trys* and most of the time almost hits it.

I originally was interested in this series because I had heard that Rockne O'Bannon (Farscape and various other scifi shows) was connected with it and that Joanne Kelly "Myka Bering" was in it. I was not disappointed. Sure it's not as deep and dark as Farscape got, but you know what, after watching Farscape (and I LOVE Farscape) I was ready for a fun, lighthearted, let's watch this little family grow up together show. WH13 does this. I love the banter between Pete & Myka and Artie & Claudia. They all work so well together that it is a joy to watch.I've re-watched most of the eps several times over since the show started and even after it finished it's first season run on SyFy. That's how much I love this show.If you're looking for Friday the 13th, X Files, or any other show WH13 has been compared to you'll be disappointed because while it may have similarities to those shows, WH13 IS NOT those shows. Yes the Warehouse is very similar to the one at the end of Indiana Jones and I think this might be one of the many things I LOVE about it.It's fun, quirky and very enjoyable to watch. I can not WAIT for the DVDs. HOWEVER, if they do not include the music from eps 8 "Duped" on the DVDs I may not buy them because that music makes an awesome eps even more awesome!

What's not to like mika and Pete are the best, its fun and enjoyable.Myst admit lots of their stories were copied by agents of shield

Oddly enough, I saw the first and last episodes of season two first--how that happened I will never know. Despite the confusion that created for me, I was instantly hooked on the show. I bought into the premise completely and I was so glad when I could buy the DVD's on Amazon. I bought both the first and second season and binged watched them over a weekend..Maybe it was the steampunk style, maybe it was the obvious nod to so many science fiction shows of the past, or maybe it was the beautiful Joanne Kelly.... I am not sure, and I don't care. The idea of a warehouse of wonderful and unique--though powerful and sometimes deadly, objects is brilliant. There was so much to explore, and so much to encounter. This is probably the same building where they stored the Ark after it was taken from Indiana Jones.Take a ride with Agents Bering and Latimer and you won't regret it because I certainly didn't.

serie desconocida para mi que reconozco que meha impactado.original guión, escenarios muy bien elegidos, interpretación plausible...y sí, como no, destacadísima Joanne Kelly...guapísima,muy natural y haciendo creíble su personaje

Warehouse 13 ist eine kultige und schräge Mystery Serie. Das Warehouse 13 selbst, ein gigantischer Schuppen mitten in der Wüste, in dem sagenhafte, gefährliche, rätselhaften oder manchmal auch einfach total verrückte Artefakte lagern, die auf keinen Fall in falsche Hände geraten dürfen. Um diese weltweit Aufzuspüren und Einzusammeln arbeiten der unkonventionelle und mit Vorahnungen behaftete Secret-Service Agent Pete Lattimer zusammen mit seiner peniblen und bedächtigen Kollegin Myka Bering.Die zwei Agenten werden von dem exzentrischen Warehouse-Verwalter Artie Nielsen ebenso unterstützt wie von der brillanten und impulsiven jugendlichen Computerexpertin Claudia. Mit im Bunde ist auch die spirituelle Hotelbesitzerin Leena, die als Haushälterin agiert und immer mal wieder überraschend in das Geschehen eingreift. Über dem Ganzen steht Frau Frederick – die immer wieder wie aus dem Nichts auftaucht und schon seit Jahrhunderten eine Führungsrolle innezuhaben scheint. Nichts Genaues weiß man nicht.Das Team funktioniert auf zwischenmenschlicher Ebene wie eine große Familie. Es wird gestritten, geneckt, geweint und manchmal einfach nur 'gern gehabt'. Die Chemie und Synergie zwischen den Charakteren ist außergewöhnlich. Dabei laufen viele Handlungen innerhalb einer Episode parallel und führen zu oft verblüffenden Ergebnissen. Die Serie nimmt sich dabei gerne auch selbst auf die Schippe und meistert die gefährliche Gratwanderung zwischen Komik und Spannung, die dazu noch von einem faszinierenden Ideenreichtum ergänzt wird. Ihren ganz eigenen Charme erhält die Serie auch durch ihre Liebe zum Detail, die vor allem durch die 50-Jahre-Requisiten sichtbar wird.Alles im allen ist diese Serie sehr unterhaltsam - wenn auch sehr amerikanisch - und überrascht manchmal auch noch beim zweiten Anschauen.

Très bonne série. C'est bien joué, les décors de l'entrepôt sont bien trouvé, les personnages sont attachants, et le côté surnaturel est bien exploité et pas trop envahissant. L'humour est bien présent et tombe juste. L'idée même de certains objets est bien trouvé, comme par exemple le miroir de Caroll L.: la vision d'Alice est loin du pays des merveilles. Le fait que les différents personnages, même les "génies", fassent des erreurs est rafraichissante: pas de super héros ici. L'idée d'objets "chargés" n'est pas mauvaise, même si ce n'est pas une première. Il y a quelques années, une série télé jouait déjà sur ce principe, mais c'était plus sanglant (les objets appartenaient au Diable), et moins bien joué. Vu le prix plus qu'abordable, n'hésitez pas: achetez Warehouse 13 et amusez-vous bien. Il y a une saison 2 tout aussi chouette. Recette: SF + humour + suspens: moi, j'adore. Pas vous ? Alors cette série n'est pas pour vous. Si vous aimez la castagne et le sang qui gicle, ce n'est vraiment, mais alors vraiment pas un achat à faire.