Hi everyone! The mods kindly gave me permission to share this.

There was something special about Eureka and Warehouse 13—the humor, the strange discoveries, and especially the characters who became family. Having Fargo visit the Warehouse and Claudia visit Eureka made that world feel even more connected.

I’ve started a fan campaign asking for a Warehouse 13 revival with its willing original cast and creative team. For me, the heart of it is Pete, Myka, Artie, Claudia, Steve, and the relationships that made us care about the Warehouse in the first place. I’d love to see where life has taken them and what stories they still have to tell.

I know a petition can’t guarantee a revival. What I’m trying to do is bring scattered fans together, demonstrate that there’s still an audience, and help new viewers discover the show.

If that’s something you’d like to support:

💜 Petition: https://www.change.org/warehouse13revival

💜 Fan community: https://www.reddit.com/r/Warehouse13_Revival/

This is an independent fan effort, with no official affiliation. Signing is free, and you don’t need to pay to support the petition.

Even introducing one friend to these shows helps keep that little corner of television alive.

Did you discover Warehouse 13 through Eureka, or the other way around?

Image: SYFY, Warehouse 13 — “Don’t Hate the Player.” Source: https://www.syfy.com/warehouse-13/photos/dont-hate-the-player

I just finished watching Season 4, Episode 11, “Lift Off,” and was floored by the way Allison chastised Jack for jumping in and saving Zane and Fargo.

When Jack says, “You usually trust my hunches,” Allison responds in a rather belittling tone, “Right, but this time you didn't give me a chance to trust you—you just decided.”

But here's my question: Who is Allison really upset with? Jack, or herself?

I'm beginning to wonder if Allison is starting to recognize something about Jack that challenges her own view of intelligence. She has two doctoral degrees and years of training that have conditioned her to approach every situation through protocols, procedures, and risk assessments. Jack, on the other hand, has what I'd call an “Andy Griffith education”—common sense, street smarts, and an uncanny ability to read a situation and instinctively know what needs to be done.

And perhaps that's what really bothers her. Despite all her education and scientific knowledge, she's beginning to realize that when a crisis hits and there's no time to analyze every possible outcome, Jack's instincts are often more valuable than all her academic training.

Could it be that Allison isn't really angry because Jack made a decision without her? Maybe she's frustrated because he consistently demonstrates a kind of intelligence she doesn't possess, can't learn from a textbook, and can't always compete with.

For someone who has spent her entire career surrounded by brilliant minds and placing enormous value on academic achievement, that has to be a difficult realization. Jack may not have the degrees, but when it comes to thinking on his feet, understanding people, and making the right call under pressure, he may actually be the smartest person in the room.

Rewatching and something about this episode that has always bugged me.

At the end where Jo zaps Allison/Beverly. She wakes up and Jo asks her how can she know if it's really Allison.

Allison says "Because I saved your life in 1947, now we're even"

Except, she didn't? Jo gets thrown in jail. I dont think she had even scrapes or bumps. Nurse Allison goes to check on her to give her and Fargo the stuff to escape.

I guess you could argue that is what she meant? But, unless I'm misremembering, she didn't do anything to save her life.

Am I crazy? (Well, at least in this situation, lol)

Doing my annual fall rewatch and at this brilliant episode (S1, EP12). But I should have watched this tomorrow! Exactly 20 years later.

Can anyone else think of specific dates in episodes? Might be fun to have a timeline watch.

I got a big laugh when I saw this tshirt being as I'm a big Eureka fan and I liked to fish back when I had the time.

My friends, however, were not impressed. Needless to say, they have not seen the series...............yet. 😉

It took forever and a day for me to get the BR Box set after it was taken off of prime, but it's finally here!! I cannot WAIT to start my re-watch tonight!!

I’ve started on the series when there was 2-3 seasons out, but stopped for some reason after 4 episodes. Well, for the last 6 weeks I’ve seen the whole show! Loved it 🫶🏻

But what to watch now? Do you have any suggestions in the same genre? I’ve seen Warehouse 13 and The Librarians

Edit: Thanks for all the suggestions! Seems like I have a couple of hours ahead of me 😆

Why was Susan supposed to take on the clone and Walter’s kid? He wasn’t part of her life.

Does anyone know if this shot is in Ladysmith or another town up in BC? I love hopping onto Google maps to see how locations have changed over time and can't seem to find this road and I feel like I've been all over Ladysmith. Any help appreciated.

The whole series is on sale again for $20. Just in case anyone else was waiting for a sale lol

He portrays Admiral Simon Reeger. If you're a Trekkie (even one who hasn't been loving NuTrek) I definitely recommend this episode.

I'm rewatching again & just noticed the *huge* piece of pie that Vince gave Jack *(S2Ep8)* -- that was the "dumb" episode 😏

I want to go there to eat!! Lol 😂😋

*"Vince, give me a pie"*

It looks like right now all 5 seasons of Eureka are on sale on Prime Video or Apple TV to purchase for $19.99 total. It sucks that its not included with any streaming services anymore (as far as I know), but this seems like a good deal to get the whole thing. About a month ago it was $60 on Amazon.

EDIT: It's $20 on Fandango also, if you prefer that.

Hi, I'm currently doing a full rewatch on DVD (French release) and I've noticed a weird error :

The second season DVD boxset and DVD covers list commentaries for Sight Unseen (2-9), God is in the Details (2-10), and Maneater (2-11).

Except there's nothing on the DVDs. I didn't find them in the menus and there's no additional audio tracks either.

So I was wondering if this was a problem specific to this version, or not?

If you have the second season DVD or BR set (from my region or another), do your boxset mentions these commentaries and do you have them on the discs or not?

sorry, not really a discussion.. I'm rewatching Ex-Machina and I just gotta rant..

I usually like Jo, but this one... if I could reach through the monitor, I would strangle her..! SO FUCKINGLY FRUSTRATING!

it's her way or no other way..

why the fuck is she so hell-bent on making everyone act and grieve the way SHE thinks is right..?! everyone, freaking every person she talked to, is insane except HER.. and for that matter, SHE's QUALIFIED to determine what's scientifically possible..? 🙄 there's only one way to grieve and there's no possibility that in this town, in this universe, that is teaming with innovation and new descovery, that consciousness, a kind of a collection of organic computer files, has been transfered when that organic computer was fricking plugged into a super computer.. REALLY, JO!?🤬🤬

I know she comes around and kinda explains why she acted the way she did, but I still kinda hate her for it..

thanks, guys, for your patience.. 😅

So in S3E12 It’s Not Easy Being Green …

Fargo’s Team goes against Bismarck’s team. Wondering who worked on the show from North Dakota.

I was scrolling the home page and learned about Cladosporium sphaerospermum, a fungus that is living on the radiation at Chernobyl, much like Spot. I’m not ready to be a tasty treat! :)

Hi all. I’ve heard so many people recommending this show but can’t find anywhere that streams it. Anyone know if it’s streaming anywhere? I have a VPN and have Netflix, Disney, Prime and Now TV. I don’t want to buy it. Thanks.