Warehouse 13: Season Three

All I want for Christmas is a Farnsworth and a Tesla (and maybe Cecil B. DeMille's riding crop)
This being a weird, mystifying world that we live in, don't be startled that dangerous supernatural items are scattered all over the globe, artifacts which when activated can raise hell and grief and unholy aggravation. Frequently our mere existence is jeopardized by these artifacts. Down thru the ages of man, a Warehouse has existed to store these objects, located in that era's most powerful nation, with especially-trained Warehouse agents called upon to collect and safeguard them. Today's version, the vast Warehouse 13, sprawls somewhere in the blasted nowhereness of South Dakota. And while Warehouse Agents Myka Berry and Pete Lattimer may sometimes come off as goofballs, they're exceptional at their job. Season 3 retains the lightness and goofy humor, but maybe it's so as to catch you wholly unprepared for the crushing Sturm und Drang of the closing episodes. This season tremendously hoists up the quality and pushes the actors and their characters to someplace they've not yet...

Big changes for "Americas Attic".
After almost allowing H.G. Welles to activate the Yellowstone Caldera Myka leaves the Warehouse. In her absence an new Agent Steve Jinx is added to the team. But during an investigation involving a lost Shakespeare Folio Myka rejoins Pete and Steve to get to the bottom of the mystery. But that one case is only the tip of the iceberg. Someone is out there with unimaginable resources and knowledge and it's his mission to destroy not only the Warehouse but the ruling Regents as well, including Jane who has a close relationship with one Agent in Particular. Warehouse 13 continues it's connection to fellow Syfy series Eureka as well as newcomer series Alphas.

This season features some great comedy, outstanding drama, many twists and turns and some tragedy. The finale ends in a way you won't believe.

Wow!
Warehouse 13 season finale was a serious ride. I didn't expect this show to be so emotional, but I loved it. I don't want to spoil, but I already miss all that was lost.

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