The Syfy Channel’s “Warehouse 13″ is such a silly show. I once called it a silly show and someone got mad. I don’t know why. It’s a silly show. The acting is silly, the writing is silly, the direction is silly. Look, it’s just a SILLY show. Mind you, not that there’s anything wrong with that. Sometimes you just want to kick back and watch 60 minutes of something silly. “Warehouse 13″ serves that purpose for me.
Archive for Warehouse 13 TV Series
Warehouse 13? More Like Star Trek: Warehouse 13! Am I Right?
Ahem. Anyways, news is that former “Star Trek: Voyager” regulars Jeri Ryan (7 of 9 herself) and Kate Mulgrew (Captain Janeway) will be making guest spots on “Warehouse 13″ in the show’s upcoming Season 3.
Warehouse 13′s H.G. Wells Gets her Own Spin-Off Show
A steampunk TV show based on the character H.G. Wells as envisioned by the boys and gals over at “Warehouse 13″? Oh hell yeah. Especially if they somehow get the gorgeous Jaime Murray back in the role, though at this point, that’s looking like a longshot. Why? Here’s what THR says about the upcoming spin-off:
First Images from Warehouse 13 Season 3
Season 3 of the SyFy Channel’s hit show “Warehouse 13″ doesn’t premiere until July 11th, but until then, check out some new images from the upcoming season.
SyFy Channel Renews Warehouse 13 for Season 3
At its best, the SyFy Channel’s “Warehouse 13″ is dumb, good clean fun. At its worst, it’s got really shoddy special effects, and, well, even then it’s still pretty dumb, good clean fun. Apparently lots of people thought so, too, because SyFy has renewed the show for a third season. Which is not unexpected, given that the show has shown strong ratings in its second season.
Preview Clips From Haven, Eureka, and Warehouse 13
Check out three clips from the SyFy Channel’s three sci-fi-iest shows, “Haven”, “Warehouse 13″, and “Eureka”. Next week’s “Warehouse 13″ episode, by the by, features the show’s first cross-over with “Eureka”.
Eureka – “The Story of Oz” Sneak Peek Clip
Airing: Tonight, July 30th @ 9/8c. on Syfy
Synopsis: In this all-new episode, Carter visits Zoe and a rocket race gets explosive.
Warehouse 13 Season 2 Premieres Next Week, First Two Episode Promo Images

Whoa, is it premiere time for the SyFy Channel again? Yup. While all the other networks are running first-time Summer shows, many of which have no chance whatsoever of coming back for a second season, the cable networks are rolling out their original programmings for return engagements.
SyFy Orders Second Season of Warehouse 13
The SyFy Channel is so pleased with the performance of Warehouse 13 that they have already ordered a second season. Ratings for the show have been that good, and is apparently growing with each new episode.
Ratings for Warehouse 13 Premiere is Solid
I don’t plan to cover TV ratings very often, but it’s interesting to see how well (or not so well) some shows did in their premiere. Take SyFy Channel’s debut of Warehouse 13 earlier this week, for instance, which according to THR scored a solid 3.5 million viewers, making it the third best premiere for the cable network after Stargate: Atlantis and Eureka. THR stresses that this is good numbers for the show, which is good news for fans of Warehouse 13. I am one of those people, and will be watching it weekly. In case you missed it, you can read our review of the pilot episode here.
TV Review: Warehouse 13 Pilot
I must admit, I’ve been anxiously awaiting Warehouse 13 from the SyFy Channel. (Yes, the name change is now official. Let’s just get used to it, shall we?) Not because I think the show is going to break the mold, but because, well, it seems like ages since we’ve had a sci-fi show on TV, and Summer is looking bleak as all heck for the genre. So, thankfully Warehouse 13 has arrived last night with a 2-hour pilot episode, and I must admit – better than I expected, but also worst than I expected. What do I mean by that? I liked the characters and the set-up, but the Monster of the Week they chose for the pilot was, shall we say, stunk up the joint.
Warehouse 13 Premieres Tonight, New Promos
Well it’s about time. Mind you, not that I’m crazy excited about the Sci Fi Channel’s new show Warehouse 13, but that Summer has sucked so far, and there hasn’t been anything decent or watchable on TV for the last month and change. My DVR hasn’t been busy at all, except for the occasional episodes of High Stakes Poker. Now, at least, I’ll have something for it to actually record — the two-hour premiere episode of Warehouse 13, which will be the first new show on the first official day for The Sci Fi Channel, now officially changed to the SyFy Channel as of today, Tuesday, July 7th, 2009. Hooray?
Preview: Warehouse 13 Promos and Synopsis
Yeah, yeah, I know the Sci Fi Channel’s latest show Warehouse 13 isn’t going to break the bank of creativity, and it’s certainly not going to be as deep or gritty or “real” as Battlestar Galactica. But you know what? I don’t want it to be. There’s plenty of room for BSG-ish shows, and then there are plenty of rooms for Warehouse 13. The show is debuting in July on the Sci Fi Channel, and will star Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly as FBI agents assigned to a super secret warehouse in the middle of nowhere in charge of guarding a warehouse full of strange, paranormal artifacts. Basically, “The X-Files” meets, well, a goofier version of “The X-Files”.
Another Promo for Sci Fi Channel’s Warehouse 13
He’s the most loosey goosey G-man in the history of G-men, and she’s the serious but so totally hot by-the-book G-lady. Together they’re glorified security guards for America’s “attic” — aka Warehouse 13. Obviously I know what you’re thinking: “What, another X-Files clone?” I wouldn’t blame you. After seeing the promo video, it actually looks even MORE like an X-Files clone — minus the mutated monsters, I mean. And yet …
SyFy Network Sizzle Reel Reveals The Future
A promotional video for the SyFy networks upcoming programming is here now for your consideration and enjoyment. Featured are “StarGate: Universe”, “Warehouse 13″, “Caprica” and “Eureka” plus a bunch of other cool stuff. See it after the jump.
Thanks Collider.


