I'm (probably overly) nitpicky about shows maintaining little details throughout a series rather than forgetting and accidentally (or purposefully) retconning them so it serves their current narrative.

When Claudia abducts Artie, Pete is able to identify her by reading her name off Artie's lips in the spectrometer playback. That's some good lip reading. And he learned to because his sister is deaf. This is a detail they DO remember and show us during the funeral scene when he and Jane go into their memories.

Yet when they use the spectrometer again after Claudia is bronzed by Paracelcus, he suddenly can't tell what they're saying because "he can't read lips". Am I the only one super bothered by this?

Hi all, so I’m doing my annual rewatch and every time I see the Claudia’s intro (season 1, episode 4 Claudia) I can’t help but think she would’ve been an amazing bad guy. Don’t get me wrong, I love her arch, but I can’t help but think it every single time.

Anyone else agree?

I am on my annual rewatch. I know this is going to happen, I just don't ever remember when. This episode hits me every time. Well written, excellent music pairing.

Took me a minute to connect the dots. Not on the same plane as WH13 but worth a watch for any fan of Bruce Campbell!

In S03E13, The Greatest Gift, Pete touches Philip Van Doren Stern's Upholstery Brush and goes to a timeline where he was never born.

As events unfold, he gets to Myka's office in Washington, DC. Hanging on the wall is a portrait of the President, but it's John McCain (instead of Barack Obama)?

The series didn't start until July of 2009, so in the real world, President Obama had been in office for over five months.

What are the theories of how Pete's absence from the world threw that curveball?

I'm in a rewatch and have always felt Pete and Myka were more brother-sister than lovers, and Myka should have been more romantically involved with Helena. Am I wrong?

For me, it was Claudia's scream in the warehouse after finding Jinksy. No matter how many times I watch it, it always makes me cry. Which moment was your most heart-wrenching moment of the show?

I’m confused. In the story arc with the astrolabe, we’re shown at the end that Artie essentially made up brother Adrain in South Dakota, in the warehouse & other places. Artie is the ‘evil’. But we learn later that brother Adrain has never been to the US. “No I have not!”.

But In Endless Wonder, both Jinks & Claudia see brother Adrain carrying the threshold. How is that possible if all of it happened in Artie’s mind?

I'm sure it wasn't necessary for her to do this but it's really amusing to imagine what it would've been like on set if she did 🤣

Even though it doesn't quite scratch the "genre" itch shows like Warehouse 13 do I think it's something a lot of fans would like. It follows neurologist Dr. Wolf (played by Zachary Quinto) and his intern team as they basically tackle the weirder side of neurology cases (e.g. the pilot deals with Capgras Syndrome). Also it's got a lot of great representation as the aforementioned neurologist is gay and has faceblindness, I think the ensemble is majority-PoC and one of the interns canonically has anxiety (and is shown e.g. taking meds for it, it's not just treated like it means scaredy-cat worrywart personality)

But other than that and it being a good well-written show (as best I can judge after three episodes) the other reasons why I think Warehouse 13 fans would like Brilliant Minds are it has a similar good command of atmosphere/mood in the visuals, music etc. (I swear it even turns up the green in the same way CSI: Miami does with warm colors and Pushing Daisies does with color saturation) and also it is at the very least based on the work of (though idk how much the guy is similar to our lead) real neurologist Oliver Sacks and A. that means shit's going to get weird (in a way I think makes up for it not being as fantastical) and B. doesn't Oliver Sacks have an Artifact (as I think this show's where I first heard of him)

Rewatching the season 4 Emily Lake episode and their chemistry is *chef’s kiss *. In my world they are happily together with a cute little couple of adopted kiddos.

When Artie uses the Astro-lane it rewinds 24 hours. Within those 24 hours he got the Astro-lane. Does that mean there's a second Astro-lane there?

I am thougholy convinced that this show is simply a love story from Pete to Myka. My husband watched with me and I said from the first couple episodes that this was a story about how Pete loved Myka. Oviously Myka had an affair with HG Wells. Myka took her time getting there. But over all, it's a story about how Pete loved Myka.

Kudos to History!

One episode each where Myka and Pete swap roles with Carter and Jo and have to solve the problems another usually has to deal with. I just saw the second Fargo crossover and started to think of other possible ones.

I have a question, how does the bag have everything they need at any given moment. Is the bag an artefact or Artie just caries around Sticks that can make a latter and other stuff. Like Istg he could pull out a sandwich, or a toster, sometimes I think there could be a car in that bag, that bag has everything and I mean everything. So is it an artefact that is connected to the warehouse and it could have any artefact laying in the warehouse when you imagine it and it teleports it to you, or is it just cheep writing?

[Artifact Classification]: Level 4 - Heavy Containment Zone

[Artifact Containment File]: ACF-019-A is kept inside a chamber of an approximate 10 feet at height and an approximate width of 6.50×8.50 square meters of Titanium which is strong around of 434 MPA (63,000 psi) and a Titanium vault door that is modified with an electric system that can only be opened by keycards of level 4 access, any individual or personnel that has been affected by ACF-019-A must be sent to the medical room immediately for analysis of negative effects for cleansing and any specific entity generated by ACF-019-A must be dealt with immediate termination to avoid paraphysical containment breach.

[Description]: ACF-019-A is a seemingly old furniture resembling a Rogues Gallery from the 1930s formerly used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of criminal photographic identifications however, upon opening the Rogues Gallery's reveals what it contains being 150 aluminum drawers that is each separate by 3 of respective 50 aluminum drawers storing a total 150 known criminals from human history such examples are Jack The Ripper, Bonnie & Clyde, Al Capone, the New Orlean Axeman, the Zodiac Killer, D.B Cooper, etc. that are respectively documented and stored in the drawers.

ACF-019-A is under containment in Foundry 67, where it is guarded by 4 armed security personnel who are assigned to keep a close watch on ACF-019-A at costs due to multiple paraphysical containment breach-risk alerts by entities from the past where they almost had managed to escape but were prevented in relief by NEU Kappa-8 operatives, so to which the Warehouse 13's Foundry 67 decided to add a Tesla Termination Chamber controlled by a specific control room for ACF-019-A and its generated entities in which there is one only hallway leading to ACF-019-A but that said only hallway has been added with a Tesla Termination Chamber to terminate the generated entities of ACF-019-A.

ACF-019-A has shown to display cognitive capabilities that affects an individual's psyche that can only happen if a key has been applied to a specific drawer of ACF-019-A, when opened, the individual reads a document of a specific criminal in which they began to mimic their tactics and skills but each criminal's documents that could be read has different abilities given such example is Jack The Ripper's ability to mesmerize individuals in the night in trance, the New Orleans Axeman's ability of enhanced handling and inhuman strength or Billy The Kid's ability of firing in a blink of an eye.

However, the downsides of ACF-019-A has been shown to have that the individual can only attain one ability of a documented criminal as well as another downside is that if the individual who has attained one and kills a person with a specific document criminal ability will raise the chance of the artifact's cognitive effect known as the Ripper Effect to affect significantly the individual's psyche turning them to a criminal if they kill a lot of people so to which this can only be prevented by the administration of an Amnesiac-C Injectant.

ACF-019-A has been acquisitioned in April 9, 1936 by multiple agents who were on a day-off after having to discover multiple individuals in weird masks who had gone killing others nonchalantly in an alleyway where the agents had to engage in combat thus in the process killing individuals in masks so to which their bodies were cremated soon after and the artifact was later neutralized to be transported to Foundry 67, where it is now still held in today.

The entities generated by ACF-019-A are humanoids resembling an element of their appearance so to which one such example are the Zodiac Killers that wield a pistol and a knife along with a paper bag hat in which these humanoid entities of ACF-019-A are different by said element of their appearance as well as they will appear suddenly and specifically because of the reason for ACF-019-A having an aspect of complexity for the understanding of criminology however, generated entities of ACF-019 known as ACF-019-2s can involve the unnerving police sketches materializing specifically and suddenly in humanoid forms.

This Artifact is often handled by Professor Solemnity, who studies and oversees the nature of ACF-019-A along with some researchers usually learning of ACF-019-A albeit cautiously.

I've been wondering where does Warehouse 13 gets its resources or supplies from since we saw their teslas and can't be limited because of their technology, can somebody tell me where do they get their resources from? Because I see their advanced technologies and neutralizer there.

I try to look it up but it doesn't really show up when I google search the question, Why wasn't the inventory of wh2 transfered into energy to next warehouse? I can't remember the reason it was given

Pete is most of the time careless, acts childish doesn’t think through anything. Yes He does the job but also complicates. I know such story lines makes a lengthy episode but he over does everything

I recently got back in to resident evil fics and cant seem to find this fic anymore. The main pairing was claire redfield and Alice with Myka and Helena as a sub pair. I remember that Claire was restoring a humvee when the outbreak happened and that she goes on a journey to find them all. If any one has a copy of this fic please let me know.

I need to know what everyone thinks is the best episode for each character.

I host a queer community and this Tuesday we're doing a presentation night where everyone gets to do a presentation on something they're passionate about. This month is TV shows. I picked this one because it's a fairly unknown show and I really love it. I wanted to name slides about specific characters after their best episodes.

What episodes do you feel like best encapsulate each major character?

I was watching Bones, right? Minding my own business, then I see some random one off minor assistant character walk in and learn that the producer was killed

as she's asking booth and bones questions, I recognize her eyes and eyebrow movements, that's when it hit me like a carp on a speedboat

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2735252/ episode was a judge Judy knockoff BTW 💀

Hi, all. It took a long time, but I finally finished watching the whole Warehouse 13 series. Could you recommend me some shows that have similar vibes? Earlier, I watched “Fringe” which I liked, and the community there recommended Warehouse 13, and I didn’t regret watching both shows. Thanks!

for those who don't remember this dagger, it was used to separate Artie and evil Artie in S4 but the reason I bring it up is because I think it could have been used to remove the music box's curse on Claudia's sister, and if they needed a place to store the energy why not in alices mirror or someone on death door so the power will disperse into the world

Furst of all, super sad that it's over, I'll miss this show. I had Watched one season years ago (don't remember which seasob) then decided to watch the whole thing with my mom a few months back.

I also for some reason thought the last season had 7 episodes, so was doubly sad to finish Episode 6 and realize there was no more.

Was anyone else disappointed by Peta and Myka getting together at the last moment? Honestly I was really hoping to for once have a show about male and females partners where they didn't have a romantic relationship. Don't get me wrong, I love romance, but I just kind of wish it wasn't the default assumption that if two characters are close they have to be in love. And I think Pete and Myka work better as a sibling dynamic, like when she wrote in her letter at the end of season 2 that he was like her big brother.