
A vaguely interesting concept becomes a true mess
by JOHN VINCENT
Jun-9-2013 -
New steampunk series will focus on H.G. Wells
Since its premiere, "Warehouse 13" has been an important part of Syfy's summer line-up. The bizarre dramedy show quickly set a new record for the cable channel as the most watched series in its history, with an average of 3.4 million viewers tuning in last year. Now, according to The Hollywoo ...
Read MoreIt's OK to be gay now (at least to some people), but it wasn't always that way in sci-fi
This story contains some coarse language. People across the country, across the world, took a minute Wednesday to show their support for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered teens, letting them know they are not alone in the world, and that same world was by their side. Yet, even with the ...
Read MoreThe end of the world is scary, but nothing compares to the pain of losing a partner
This article may contain spoilers. Last week revealed what we had suspected all along: H.G. Wells (Jaime Murray) was a villain -- and like any villain, she had her own warped reasons for wanting to destroy the world. Whereas at the end of season one, MacPhearson (Roger Rees) just wanted to sell a ...
Read MoreFamiliar faces, cool artifacts and pathos wrapped in comedy provided an entertaining season
Warehouse 13 is an interesting blend of slapstick comedy masking some intense, dark -- and more often than not -- tragic storylines. Warehouse 13 just knows how to sugarcoat things. It kind of feels like The X-Files on Pop Rocks and, with that kind of sugar-rush, it is impossible to not fall under i ...
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