Warehouse 13 on Syfy - Page 22

Originally Posted by humdinger70 

Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show) and now we're left holding until April 2013 for the rest.
FYI, I always pad the recordings - 1 minute before and one minute after - to allow for scheduling quirks.

Originally Posted by Ph8te 

This is one of those shows that has been running over for some time now on an irregular basis. I always add a minute after to ensure that I get the end. The recordings usually get cut off either right after or during the previews for the next episode.

Originally Posted by Wytchone 

So nice to see the show again.

Originally Posted by tomhunter8 

Me too, but I was really hoping someone would've given Myka a hairbrush during the hiatus.

Originally Posted by DrLar 

Maybe if they convert her to a flower?

Anyway nice product placement there, I gather SyFy is member of the NBC/Universal company? (they could have invented some other news network)

Originally Posted by bonscott87 

Honestly I hope Lena stays gone.  They haven't done much with her character in the past couple years and I just find her annoying when they actually do have her on screen.

Originally Posted by dad1153 

From the "Hot Off The Press" Thread (top of 'HDTV Programming' page).

TV Notes
'Warehouse 13' Renewed for Fifth and Final Season
By Philiana Ng, The Hollywood Reporter's 'Live Feed' Blog - May 16, 2013

Syfy has renewed Warehouse 13 for a fifth and final season.

Executive produced by Jack Kenny, the one-hour drama starring Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly is currently airing the rest of season 4.5, which wrapped production in late 2012.

Syfy, which just gave the expensive multiplatform drama Defiance a second season, has ordered six more episodes of Warehouse 13 to launch in early 2013 in order to wrap up the story, confirms The Hollywood Reporter. An official announcement is expected on Friday, May 17.

When THR spoke to Kenny in April, the showrunner revealed that he and the writers were already breaking stories in anticipation of a fifth-season pickup.

"Our marching order from Syfy is 'Think big,' " Kenny told THR at the time of the season five mandate. "Do all those episodes that you thought were too big to do before: bigger scenes, bigger excitement, take bigger chances."

Saul Rubinek and Allison Scagliotti co-star in the Universal Cable Productions series.

Warehouse 13 airs at 10 p.m. Mondays on Syfy.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/warehouse-13-renewed-final-season-524163

Originally Posted by rebkell 

Well, I guess it's better than nothing. Seems like a small amount of episodes for a season. I've always liked the show and hate to see it go. This season and the carryover for the astrolabe(sp?) didn't really pique my interest, but lately it seems like the show is more enjoyable, with Claudia and the Black and White episode the other night. I will hate to see it go, hope we get to see a bit more of HR before all is said and done. Hopefully they will at least get to finish the show the way they want to and don't get whacked off like Eureka did.

Originally Posted by dad1153 

From the "Hot Off The Press" Thread (top of 'HDTV Programming' page).

TV Notes
'Warehouse 13' Renewed for Fifth and Final Season
By Philiana Ng, The Hollywood Reporter's 'Live Feed' Blog - May 16, 2013

Syfy has renewed Warehouse 13 for a fifth and final season.

Executive produced by Jack Kenny, the one-hour drama starring Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly is currently airing the rest of season 4.5, which wrapped production in late 2012.

Syfy, which just gave the expensive multiplatform drama Defiance a second season, has ordered six more episodes of Warehouse 13 to launch in early 2013 in order to wrap up the story, confirms The Hollywood Reporter. An official announcement is expected on Friday, May 17.

When THR spoke to Kenny in April, the showrunner revealed that he and the writers were already breaking stories in anticipation of a fifth-season pickup.

"Our marching order from Syfy is 'Think big,' " Kenny told THR at the time of the season five mandate. "Do all those episodes that you thought were too big to do before: bigger scenes, bigger excitement, take bigger chances."

Saul Rubinek and Allison Scagliotti co-star in the Universal Cable Productions series.

Warehouse 13 airs at 10 p.m. Mondays on Syfy.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/warehouse-13-renewed-final-season-524163

Originally Posted by dougotte 

Agree. Why not just let them produce a full 13-episode season to finish it off?

Originally Posted by zaphod7501 

If they did, I'd expect that we'd end up with either 12 filler shows and a wrap up - or they would drag things out in an excruciatingly slow plod to the end.

I'm a show behind, but personally, I haven't seen anything that "demands" any closure. I felt that the premise allows for cast rotation. I've never felt that the show revolves around personal interactions but around the "artifacts".

.... or possibly the "Arty-facts"? Sorry, could not resist.

Originally Posted by rebkell 

Exact opposite for me, I thought the character interactions are what made the show for me, nice to have some interesting artifacts and some good story arcs, but the HG character and her whole arc wouldn't have been anything without Jaime Murray. I just think the characters are what make the show. As far as I know the show has always gotten pretty good ratings, so they whack it off with a very abbreviated season order, never have understood the thinking at Syfy or SciFi .... they will break the bank on Defiance and while I like it ok, so far I don't see anything so great that it deserves that much money, talk about cast overload, and where did the money go.