Warehouse 13 10/3/11 "Emily Lake" / "Stand"

Well, we called the Steve as mole bit. Didn't see his dying coming, though...

I'm glad they showed the reboot button now instead of waiting until next season. That would have really been a cheat.

Too bad, though...for a moment there I thought they were really going to shake up the show!

And now I'll stop talking to myself...

Did I miss something? - I probably did - but how did H.G. and Micah get to the warehouse from Hong Kong. I know through the gate, but how did they reopen it?

Shrike2 said:

Did I miss something? - I probably did - but how did H.G. and Micah get to the warehouse from Hong Kong. I know through the gate, but how did they reopen it?

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It was "in the script".

They didn't show the actual opening, they just showed Micah starting to look for a way.

And another thing. Did they drop the flying dohickeys that the baddies snuck into an artifact (the painting)?

--Carlos V.

They didn't drop the nanobots. They vacuumed them. Pete shot them with a variant of a tesla--a Tesla rifle I believe. Apparently that was enough to shut down all of them.

Zappp.

Get out the dustbuster: Whirrr.

Unbeliever said:

It was "in the script".

They didn't show the actual opening, they just showed Micah starting to look for a way.

And another thing. Did they drop the flying dohickeys that the baddies snuck into an artifact (the painting)?

--Carlos V.

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Thanks

I was hoping that we would have a new show next year called "Warehouse 14".

Will the reset bring back Jinks? Or will they use the Metronome?

I guess one really powerful artifact has the power to destroy nearly all the other artifacts in the warehouse, and the warehouse itself. That was a bit hard to accept. For once, they watched the timer count down and did NOT manage to shut it off at the last moment.

And yes I realize the watch will allow them to reset the whole thing, and save H. G. too. Probably not Jinx though. Maybe the metronome though? Oh, and Fredricks went with the Warehouse. I didn't see THAT happening.

WTF.

I don't understand why H.G. didn't put the shield around the BOMB instead of around the people???

And now if Fredricks is gone, does that mean Claudia is in charge?

JoBeth66 said:

I don't understand why H.G. didn't put the shield around the BOMB instead of around the people???

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It would have put millions of times more pressure on the shield.

Kate Bush cover FTW! That redeems any plot silliness for me.

Two things come to mind:

1. Claude is too young and inexperienced to go on a field mission where there could be gunplay. I don't care how smart she is.

2. A couple of well trained Secret Service agents ought to have been able to turn off MAH's motor before he could bend Demille's riding crop again. If the first round didn't stop him, I'm sure he would have been disoriented enough so that he couldn't move as the following rounds rendered him dead.

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Kate Bush cover FTW! That redeems any plot silliness for me.

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Anyone know who did that cover? SoundHound couldn't figure it out, perhaps because it didn't play long enough without other sounds over it.

trainman said:

Anyone know who did that cover? SoundHound couldn't figure it out, perhaps because it didn't play long enough without other sounds over it.

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I just did a search and according to Wikipedia, it was the version from Placebo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Running_Up_that_Hill

I listened to it on Amazon, but it didn't sound the same to me.

Help me out here. In one of H.G. Wells' flashbacks, her mentor (whatever his name was) shows her an alternative to the gun (did they call it a tesla?). I've always presumed the tesla weapon was named after its creator, Nicola Tesla (also a presumption). But wasn't H.G. Wells time before Tesla? If it wasn't Tesla that created the weapon, then why call it a tesla?

Tesla was born 1856. H.G. Wells (assuming they use the same birthdate of the author that we know) was born 1866.

Her mentor didn't say he invented the Tesla -- he was only introducing it to her and implying that they could carry that instead of the regular gun. Remember, he said "change the rules".

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And yes I realize the watch will allow them to reset the whole thing, and save H. G. too. Probably not Jinx though. Maybe the metronome though? Oh, and Fredricks went with the Warehouse. I didn't see THAT happening.

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I think Jinx was bronzed, so he (his body) may have survived the blast.
They made a point of showing Artie closing up his "room" then opening up the room of the guy that gave him the watch (forget his name).
I think they'll use the metronome, could be useful to have an agent who can't die.

Mrs. Fredricks' health has been tied to the warehouse before.
Warehouse got "sick" last season(?), Fredricks got sick.
Warehouse "dies", Fredricks dies.
I think she'll be back when they get the warehouse back, however they get the warehouse back.

phox

RGM1138 said:

I just did a search and according to Wikipedia, it was the version from Placebo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Running_Up_that_Hill

I listened to it on Amazon, but it didn't sound the same to me.

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Yeah, I have the version from Placebo in my collection, and it didn't sound the same to me, either. Someone should slap a big "citation needed" on the Wikipedia reference.

Anybody else think that Kate Milgrew looks a lot like William Shatner now?