Warehouse 13 News, Articles, Interviews, Misc. tidbits (Possible Spoilers)

[Killdeer]

And so far anyway it means we get more episodes in a year. We're only getting 10 episodes of Eureka this year, and still no word on when Season 4.1 will air, so I'm happy with WH13 staying at 13 episodes a summer.

[Replicator Todd]

13 episodes is a good thing....I think. As usually its better to have quality over quantity.

[jelgate]

13 episodes is a good thing....I think. As usually its better to have quality over quantity.

I have to see proof that 13 episodes gives more quality the a 20 episode season. If the writers are good you'll get quality episodes regardless of the episode count

[Pharaoh Atem]

Episode count isn't going to affect ratings that much if at all.

but i prefer a shorter season then just drag it out until people start screaming filler eps.

[jelgate]

Filler episodes can be just as entertaining as arc epiosdes.

[Pharaoh Atem]

Filler episodes can be just as entertaining as arc epiosdes.

or the proper term 'stand alone' and yes they can.

[jelgate]

or the proper term 'stand alone' and yes they can.

Sematics. They're the same thing

[Pharaoh Atem]

Sematics. They're the same thing

but filler has a negative vibe connected to it due to other fandoms uses of the term. all i'm sayin

[jelgate]

but filler has a negative vibe connected to it due to other fandoms uses of the term. all i'm sayin

Thats fandom's fault. Doesn't change the definition and that filler episodes can be entertaining

[mandogater]

Personally I prefer the shorter seasons like WH13 has. It allows the cast/crew to do other projects as well as bring me the show I love. With a show that has 20 - 22 eps, they spend most of the year, filming with only like 2 to 3 months off. With WH13's shooting schedule (generally they start filming in March and finish around August) they still have about 6 months to do other projects.

I say, don't mess with it. It works.

I agree with you 100%. If it ain't broke don't fix it!

[the fifth man]

Thats fandom's fault. Doesn't change the definition and that filler episodes can be entertaining

Entertaining, and important in their own right. Character development takes place in these kinds of episodes too.

[Replicator Todd]

Filler episodes can be just as entertaining as arc epiosdes.

Definitely!

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Media Blvd. Magazine: Eddie McClintock & Saul Rubinek Interview

Starry Constellation Magazine: Eddie McClintock & Saul Rubinek Interview

Yahoo TV: Tuesday's Picks Dec 7 '10
Source: Yahoo TV [follow link for complete column]

Yahoo TV - Tuesday's Picks, December 7, 2010

Warehouse 13

Tuesday at 10pm on Syfy

Spoiler:

Syfy's popular relic-hunting adventure returns this week with a special holiday episode. The Warehouse team is ready to relax and celebrate Christmas when Pete and Myka are called away to help hunt down a thief dressed as Santa Claus. Plus, Emmy winner Judd Hirsch ("Taxi") guest stars as Artie's estranged father, who has no interest in a Hanukkah reunion with his son ... until Claudia lies and tells him Artie is dying.

Warehouse 13 - TV Guide: Tonight's TV Hot List: Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010

Tonight's TV Hot List: Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010

Dec 7, 2010
by TV Guide News

Warehouse 13

10/9c Syfy

Spoiler:

The carol says, "...he knows if you've been bad or good so be good for goodness sake," but what if St. Nick has been naughty? In this holiday special, Pete and Myka track a bad Santa who's been linked to robberies while Artie reunites with his father (Judd Hirsch) in time for Hanukkah. Paul Blackthorne (The Dresden Files) also guest stars.

— Michael Chant

Warehouse 13 - SciFi Pulse: Eddie McClintock & Saul Rubinek Celebrate A Warehouse 13 Christmas

Warehouse 13 - TV Guide: Matt's Picks: December 6-9

Spoiler:

Summer's breeziest sci-fi/fantasy romps return to spread a little seasonal cheer with stand-alone special holiday episodes. First up: Eureka, featuring Saturday Night Live vet Chris Parnell (aka 30 Rock's Dr. Spaceman) as a scientist who threatens the company holiday party when his unstable hydrogen crystal experiment begins to grow at a dangerously high rate. Following that is a new episode of Warehouse 13 in which Pete and Myka are tasked to find a sticky-fingered thief in Santa Claus drag who's making life a holy terror for a workaholic played by Paul Blackthorne. Meanwhile, Artie has a very Hanukkah reunion with his estranged father (special guest Judd Hirsch) after a 30-year separation.

Warehouse 13 - Video: Saul Rubinek Interview on Holiday Special

Warehouse 13 - Sky1 Video: Saul Rubinek & Joanne Kelly Interview

Hollywood The Write Way: Warehouse 13 - Allison Scagliotti Interview

[planet_tv]

Eddie McClintock was on Hollywood Treasure Wednesday at 10pm EST and his Tesla weapon that he got from the show sold for $5,000 at an auction for a charity he supports called Kaboom. The episode was called Chasing Rudolph.

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Source: SFX Magazine

Warehouse 13: Exclusive Interview - Saul Rubinek (Artie), Joanne Kelly (Myka), Eddie McClintock (Peter) and showrunner Jack Kenny