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Warehouse 13

Mystery loves company

2009 1hr : 0m Sci-Fi & Fantasy · Comedy · Action & Adventure ★ 7.7

After saving the life of the President, two secret service agents - Myka Bering and Pete Lattimer - find themselves assigned to the top secret Warehouse 13. The Warehouse is a massive, top secret facility that houses dangerous and fantastical objects. Together, Pete and Myka along with fellow agents Claudia, Steve Jinks and Warehouse caretaker Artie, must recover artifacts from around the globe before they can cause catastrophic damage.

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  • Warehouse 13 combines Sci-Fi & Fantasy and Comedy storytelling.
  • The principal cast includes Eddie McClintock, Joanne Kelly, Saul Rubinek.
  • Viewers currently rate it 7.7/10 from 792 votes.

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Best suited to viewers looking for Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, Action & Adventure. The available catalogue spans 5 seasons.

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secret government organizationartifactsteampunkmagical object

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GenerationofSwineExternal review · ★ 10.0/10

Pete, Pete, you want a cookie? It is written as sort of a running gag, but now that I am old enough where the threat of stranger danger and nondiscript white vans offering candy has passed... I can sort of identify with that.

"Come inside." "No." "I have cookies." "OK."

Anyway, this is just FUN. It's sort of Indiana Jones, sort of Friday the 13th The Series, sort of The Librarian kind of fun. And it is all done with the appropriate not too serious humor behind it.

I mean, the artifacts in the Warehouse are serious enough to drive the story in t…

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Pete, Pete, you want a cookie? It is written as sort of a running gag, but now that I am old enough where the threat of stranger danger and nondiscript white vans offering candy has passed... I can sort of identify with that.

"Come inside." "No." "I have cookies." "OK."

Anyway, this is just FUN. It's sort of Indiana Jones, sort of Friday the 13th The Series, sort of The Librarian kind of fun. And it is all done with the appropriate not too serious humor behind it.

I mean, the artifacts in the Warehouse are serious enough to drive the story in the realm of the best Sci-Fi, but they are also humorous enough to appeal to all ages.

It is sort of the perfect Science Fiction show for the family. It appeals to kids and adults alike without dumbing things down to the point of being unwatchable like most family friendly fair does these days.

And the cast all seems to have more than their fair share of chemistry with one another and do a great job of playing off each other, especially in the way that family can be irritating and loving at the same time.

It could have been too dark and ominous to appeal to kids. It could have been to light and slaphappy to appeal to adults... instead it balances perfectly between appealing to both parents and children.

It makes me miss when the Sci-Fi channel was making shows that had actual quality in a shared universe. We need that again.

RobExternal review · ★ 8.0/10

Crazy, over-the-top, wacky, funny good times. Love the great and varied characters and how they play off each other. Yes, it's predictable, but so what?

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