Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
08-18-09 | 01:16 PM
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Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
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08-18-09 | 01:23 PM
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Re: Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
Last thread had a few interesting comments from some haters. Anyways, I'm sticking around through the entire run. I've become a moderate fan of this show.
08-19-09 | 01:43 AM
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Re: Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
This episode must be out of order, since Claudia isn't in it or even mentioned. Perhaps they wanted to get her character on the show as soon as they could.
08-19-09 | 08:13 AM
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Re: Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
She was mentioned when they called back in to the warehouse to see what Artie would do if he was there. They asked for Claudia and when she wasn't there, the other girl would do.
08-19-09 | 09:44 AM
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Re: Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
Yeah, Claudia was mentioned.
The implosion bomb was awesome. Imagine if we really did have something like that. I also like that they added Artie's history to the show. Making him wanted for treason then having it just "disappear" like anything elese that goes to the warehouse.
The implosion bomb was awesome. Imagine if we really did have something like that. I also like that they added Artie's history to the show. Making him wanted for treason then having it just "disappear" like anything elese that goes to the warehouse.
08-19-09 | 11:25 PM
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Re: Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
Good News for those of us who actually like the show.
Renewed for a 13 episode 2nd season
http://www.variety.com/article/VR111...ryId=1417&cs=1
Syfy has given a second-season order to "Warehouse 13."
Hourlong dramedy about Secret Service agents who investigate missing and newly found supernatural objects is the most-watched show in Syfy's 17-year history, averaging 3.7 million viewers a week and 1.4 million in the 18-49 demo.
Pickup was expected as the pilot launched on July 7 to strong numbers and subsequent episodes have remained resilient. Unlike other Syfy series, "Warehouse 13" has a near 50% female viewership and is performing better in its first season than the first season of "Battlestar Galactica," which ended its four-season run in March.
Thirteen episodes have been ordered for season two and, as with "Battlestar," that number could go up in subsequent seasons.
"We took a look at doing 20 episodes, but for logistic and financial reasons, it didn't make sense to do that right now, but I wouldn't rule it out," Syfy president Dave Howe told Daily Variety.More than one option(Co) Daily Variety
Filmography, Year, Role
(Co) Daily Variety
"Warehouse 13" shoots in Vancouver and will continue to air in the summer.
Renewed for a 13 episode 2nd season
http://www.variety.com/article/VR111...ryId=1417&cs=1
Syfy has given a second-season order to "Warehouse 13."
Hourlong dramedy about Secret Service agents who investigate missing and newly found supernatural objects is the most-watched show in Syfy's 17-year history, averaging 3.7 million viewers a week and 1.4 million in the 18-49 demo.
Pickup was expected as the pilot launched on July 7 to strong numbers and subsequent episodes have remained resilient. Unlike other Syfy series, "Warehouse 13" has a near 50% female viewership and is performing better in its first season than the first season of "Battlestar Galactica," which ended its four-season run in March.
Thirteen episodes have been ordered for season two and, as with "Battlestar," that number could go up in subsequent seasons.
"We took a look at doing 20 episodes, but for logistic and financial reasons, it didn't make sense to do that right now, but I wouldn't rule it out," Syfy president Dave Howe told Daily Variety.More than one option(Co) Daily Variety
Filmography, Year, Role
(Co) Daily Variety
"Warehouse 13" shoots in Vancouver and will continue to air in the summer.
08-20-09 | 07:52 AM
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Re: Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
I really liked this episode. Pacing was much better and more Artie = Good. The red shirt joke was pandering to the scifi demo, but it was cute ... the first time. The second time was weak.
No need to be bitter ... "Bitterman, table for one!"
Joanne Kelly was on a rerun of Castle this week. It was amazing to see her and Stana Katic on screen at the same time. Simply two of the most beautiful women on TV.
That being said, the fashion model detective/agent is wearing thin on me.
No need to be bitter ... "Bitterman, table for one!"
Joanne Kelly was on a rerun of Castle this week. It was amazing to see her and Stana Katic on screen at the same time. Simply two of the most beautiful women on TV.
That being said, the fashion model detective/agent is wearing thin on me.
08-22-09 | 11:24 PM
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Re: Warehouse 13 -- "Implosion" -- 8/18/09
I liked this episode alot. The Implosion bomb was pretty sweet.
I think Pete and Myka are great and are really hitting their stride as partners. Unlike alot of male-female partnerships in past TV shows, I really don't get a sense of any sexual tension between them.
Liked Roger Rees as James MacPherson. Pretty cool nemesis to Artie. Hope they bring him back.
I think Pete and Myka are great and are really hitting their stride as partners. Unlike alot of male-female partnerships in past TV shows, I really don't get a sense of any sexual tension between them.
Liked Roger Rees as James MacPherson. Pretty cool nemesis to Artie. Hope they bring him back.
08-23-09 | 12:18 PM
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