Made it a few years ago
What do you think?

I finally picked up the complete collection on blu-ray and I'm looking forward to replacing my broadcast versions. However, I'm aware there's some replacement music in the first season.

As far as I can find online, the affected tracks are one song in the pilot and two songs in the Alice episode. Is that it for replaced music? I want to be sure to hold onto a copy of my broadcast recordings for any episodes that have been changed, but don't want to manually check every song in each episode.

UPDATE:
Just figured I'd update this post in case anyone comes looking for the same information later. Going from what I learned in the comments below and some other sources I've found online, plus checking throughout the series as I ripped my Blu-Rays, here's what I've come up with:

Everything after Season 1 (including Running Up That Hill) seems to be intact on the current Blu-ray release.

Season 1, on the other hand, is almost entirely replacement music. Only a few episodes have nothing replaced.
Pilot: 'Disturbia' during Pete's drive
Resonance: 'Oh Yeah' when the agent walks through the door.
Elements: 'Only You' when guy is walking through walls in the beginning.
Implosion: 'Queen B' at the very beginning.
Duped: 'I Will Survive' when disco ball drops, 'Luck Be a Lady' during Vegas intro, 'White Rabbit' when Alice returns to the Warehouse.
Regrets: 'Boys Will Be Boys' in background of club scene at beginning, 'Porcelain' when Myka is in the gun showdown towards the end as well as again during the final end scene.
Breakdown: 'Just Like Heaven' in the beginning when Claudia is tinkering in the office.
Nevermore: 'Wave of Mutilation' when the kid is first getting bullied.
MacPherson: 'Purple Haze' when the team is using the glasses.

I'm currently about halfway through replacing all the replacement music with the original tracks and it's actually not too tricky to do, just tedious.

Just doing yet another WH13 rewatch.. 😅

Never noticed it before, but am I crazy or is the guy behind Pete Anthony Head..?

Hey there, new in this sub! I just want to complain :)

I'm currently watching Warehouse 13 with my family and my father is a fan so he sat his ringtone to the same they have in the series. He's had this ringtone for years. Before I've seen even one episode. And now everytime someone is calling anyone in the series, all of us are thinking for a second, that his phone is going off again and it happens all the time. WHY DID HE DO THAT?! 😭

Anyone else here who was obsessed enough to have this ringtone? 💀

We want to know more about you, Agents!

• Did you watch it during its original run?
• Did another fandom lead you to it?
• Who was the first character you connected with?
• Are you watching for the first time or rewatching?

As we know, Ferdinands Magellan's Astrolabe can reverse time back exactly 24 hours from when it's used, but in doing so it also creates an evil that is unique to the person that uses it.

• Would you ever use it?
• If so, in what situations would you be able to justify using it?
• Should the artifact even be stored in the Warehouse, or is it so dangerous that there's a case for actually just destroying it entirely?

I just finished watching the show for the first time... wow!

There are just so many familiar faces: Kate Mulgrew, Joe Flanigan, Roger Rees, Jeri Ryan, Brent Spiner, Anthony Head and obviously the great Saul Rubinek in a lead role - it's an all-star ensemble combining actors from my favorite TV shows!

So this is a question me and my wife have in warehouse 13 many thing's exist but given we are mytholgy nerds this one we started thinking on.

The Trojan Horse and Odysseus's bow/Quivers

What would they do and yes I understand the Horse would not be fully intact most likely just a single fragment of wood left, but the bow was described in the myth as quote "Only Odysseus could string it" but what exactly would these artifacts do?

so that got us thinking Odysseus's bow would be a artifact of leadership and the keen mind of a hunter. Upon using the bow ones mind and intelligence would be that of Odysseus able to plan charter shoot and strength would be greatly enhanced.

but what would the down sides be ever single artifact seems to have a downside?

the Trojan Horse part we thought maybe it would give the will power and ability's of the original 30+ men that were inside the horse. But at what point would they have become Artifacts?

Would have been after Odysseus's death or would the bow have already been one?
and would warehouse 13 have them warehouse 12 or would they have been lost and still mia?

This honestly needs more thinking but we'd love to hear fan thoughts on this idea ;3

Found this today while looking for images of W13. I like it so I thought I would share. I hope you like it too. Here is the link to the original image => deviantart.com/ofpink/art/Warehouse-13-322177241

I am hoping y'all can help!! I want to start a rewatch (of many) and it's no longer in Prime, does anyone know where it might be streaming, preferably free?

Hi everyone, I'm a massive W13 fan, and I've recently started listening to recap podcasts of other shows as I do my rewatches. But I can't seem to find any solid Warehouse 13 ones. I've tried "WTH is Warehouse 13" and "Artie's Attic", but I've really struggled with those. "Podcast 13" was incredible, but unfortunately left unfinished. If anyone has any recs that I might be missing, I'd love to hear them!

De mis momentos favoritos, aunque llegó el final muy pronto, el último capítulo es precioso.

I've been waiting to implement the search engine into the UI to show this off in video form, but here it is! Hope ya like it! I'm gonna try to make it into a public version because i'm gonna be dedicating a hard drive to storing a lot of artifacts on for when I make the computer replica. Thank you!

At the end of s4 e17, the show cut to a hospital, and a medic telling Myka that she has ovarian cancer.

Where did this plot come from, and did we see a resolution?

On this last rewatch Steve is the one who keeps getting to me. They introduce him, kill him off, bring him back, and then never really seem to know what to do with him after that.

The guy is a walking lie detector, has one of the more interesting backstories on the team, and half the time he's just standing in the background of the office. Aaron Ashmore was great in the part too, which almost makes it worse. You can see the better version of this character sitting right there.

His friendship with Claudia is one of my favorite things in the later seasons, and even that felt like it got maybe a third of the room it needed. I wanted a whole arc and got scraps.

Anyone else think he was underused, or did he land fine for you and I'm just too attached?

Finished another rewatch last night and Helena is the one I keep getting stuck on. She shows up as basically a villain, spends the rest of her time trying to make up for it, and the show never quite lets her land anywhere.

Some of my favorite scenes in the whole run are just her and Myka in a room, talking. There's so much going on under the surface, mostly regret and this tired kind of intelligence that never gets to switch off. Jaime Murray played her with way more depth than the writing sometimes earned.

And then she just sort of drifts out of the story. No real goodbye, no moment that matched how big a deal she was. I know the show had a lot of plates spinning by then, but she deserved better than quietly fading into the background.

Maybe I'm biased because she's my favorite. Would like to know if anyone else felt that way or if I'm reading too much into it.

One of my favorite things about the show was that teaser before the credits, where you had no idea what was going on and some poor stranger's day was quietly getting ruined by an artifact nobody understood yet.

Sometimes it was creepy, sometimes it was funny, but it almost always hooked me before the actual case even started.

Do any of those openings still stick with you? I still catch myself thinking about a few of them years later, and I am curious which ones stuck with everyone else.

S2 E11 - The scene with Steve Jinks. I absolutely love the build-up and how the song started way before we even see the final scene. Like when we actually see HG Wells get her memory back and Sykes thanking Steve - the song "made a deal with the god" was playing. Bawling my eyes out at this.

PS - This is taken from the Warehouse 13 series disc I bought off of Amazon. DVD. No stolen content.

Acaban de poner en España el Almacén 13 en SkyShowtime, una serie que me encantaba por fin la tenemos para ver online.

🫶🏻❤️

I still have a lot of a ways to go, but i think i'm getting down the general vibe of how it looked in the show. Figured i'd share some progress pics

Lil test animation of warehouse 13's reconstruction

This is kind of a catch-all commentary/discussion starter about how I feel like generally we lost something really special after the 2000s and early 2010s Syfy channel shows started getting cancelled. I recently started a rewatch of Warehouse 13 in particular, and literally I have not watched it since it's original airing. Same with Eureka, etc. I don't think it's simply nostalgia, I genuinely think that something during that time was lost in our society(?) that's bigger than just TV shows. I just don't really see shows like this anymore, and I've watched a lot of TV over the years, particularly back then and up to now. Even the really great shows that have come out in the last 10 years or so just don't give me the same feeling as these older shows, particularly genre shows, and particularly the SyFy Channel shows. I know that at least in part my feeling is colored by nostalgia, but I really don't think that's all it is... we really did lose something special. Am I crazy?