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Terra Nova “What Remains” and What To Do With It!

Hi Terra Nova fans,

Are you enjoying our weekly time travel? I know I am! I love this show a lot!

Well, this is pretty cool, looking back 85 million years and seeing all the 22nd century advanced technology at work. The dinosaurs could feed the colony for a month and houses are quite beautiful.

I am liking this series more with each week, but at first I was doubtful. I had visions of another “Jurassic Park” but this is very different in that THIS “park” you cannot leave if you wanted to!

Before beginning my and analysis review, we include below the fantastic sneak peak of the next episode “The Runaway” courtesy of FOX Broadcasting. Enjoy!

“What Remains”

We open in a scientific studies outpost and a man is playing with a giant green bug, like a child with a toy. The big bug escapes from the man and scurries out of camera. We see the man coming outside and he looks around in amazement at the scene of the unfettered wilderness with an expression of “Where the heck am I?”.

Then he is walking along through the greenery and comments on the flowers and is seemingly in wonder at this beauty. But the sound of a deep growl wakes him from his reverie and he sees a huge Dinosaur looking down on him. He continues to stare up at the gigantic Dino as if he is a five-year-old boy, and unfortunately, becomes the Dino’s snack.

Reports have come to the Colony about a standard Scientific Field post. Elisabeth Shannon (Shelly Conn) and Jim Shannon (Jason O’Mara) are walking through the outdoor market talking about it and Jim asks “Then, why hasn’t anyone heard from them in the last 72 hours?” His wife, Elisabeth replies “That is what we are going there to find out” Assuring him to stop worrying, she tells Jim that Nathaniel Taylor (Stephen Lang) said they would probably be back before dinner. Well, I think we all know how THAT is going to work, hmmmm?

Commander Taylor leaves others in charge and Elisabeth goes with him off to the outpost. Dr. Malcolm Wallace (Rod Hallet) wants to go, but Taylor said no. …I think we also know how THAT will work out, the dude will most likely show up, despite orders.

Commander Taylor and Elisabeth show up at the outpost, seeing the gate left open and Elizabeth hops out of the rover, ready to go in. Taylor stops her… “That gate should not be open.” he says. Another man who is with them sees damaged cables and said it looked like the Oversaurs might have been at the cables.

When the trio enters the outpost building, they find some odd messages and Elisabeth asks “What kind of research did you say they were doing at this outpost?” Taylor replied “Wetland research” Someone yelling from another section and the trio walks in to see two very disoriented researchers laying on cots. Hands in the air and jabbering. A woman researcher startles everyone by suddenly appearing at the window of the door. Taylor says “Let’s get this door open.”

The researchers apparently have suffered memory loss to such an extent that they believe they are back in 2149 or in the 22nd century and in different locations. As if they never heard of Terra Nova! A message from Dr. Wejente on a video log tells our trio this pathogen has affected all of the other researchers.

Back at the Colony, Zoe Shannon (Alana Mansour) has been sent home from school with a cold. Meanwhile in the Youth house, something like a commune for the working ‘teens, they are having drinks and a guitar plays softly in the background.

They chat a bit about Outpost three. “Yeah, my mom’s out there now” Josh Shannon (Landon Liboiron) says. He plays the guitar and stops, but Skye (Allison Miller) tells him to go ahead, he is good.

Back at the outpost Dr. Wejente’s boots were found and it was delicately said he was wearing them. “Did he got out there barefoot?” Asked Elisabeth, Taylor said “No, his feet were still in them.”. Elizabeth …. fully comprehending what Taylor meant said “Oh.” softly. Taylor orders the outpost to be under general quarantine.

Elisabeth is then talking to Jim via their video com telling him about pathogen and she will not be coming home yet. As they hang up from this, Jim sneezes. “What was that?” Elizabeth asked “A cold” Jim replied. “Well, Elisabeth says “Fluids and bed! I don’t want to get your cold!” She ordered. He said “It’s not my cold, I borrowed it from Zoe.”, Elisabeth goes to another desk, and lifts a small vial and looks bemused for a minute…”Who’s Zoe?” she asked aloud to no one in particular.

Back at the colony, Maddy Shannon (Naomi Scott) has her first date with Mark Reynolds and made dinner for them both. He asked if she enjoyed cooking, and she replied “Yeah. It’s like chemistry, but at the end, you get a treat.” After the boy leaves, father and daughter have a chat about what it was like when he dated her mother.

Next day, Jim walks into the security center and asked about Outpost three. Lt. Washington tells him it is under general Quarantine and this upsets Jim. Nest he has gone to the Malcolm “I need your rover!” he says. Of course Malcolm is flippant and says no until Jim mentioned the quarantine. Suddenly, Malcolm bolts up, grabs his jacket and is ready to take off.

Jim goes with him. As they start to leave, Jim sneezes again and Malcolm throws something that looks like a root, or corn cob. “Here, chew on this!” “Ugh! It tastes awful!” Jim exclaims. “Chew on it anyway, you’ll be good for 12 hours.” he is instructed.

Skye comes out to Josh who is relaxing in a hammock and Josh mentions the drawings out by the falls. “Don’t you think we should…..tell someone?” he asked her. “Who?” Skye asked, and Josh shrugs it off saying “I dunno… I forgot what we were talking about” They kiss, but Josh remembers the girl he left behind in 2149, Kara. He is remorseful, and Skye actually offers an option to bring Kara here to Terra Nova!

Jim and Malcolm arrive at the outpost to see two Oversaurs chewing at the cables outside. Seems these dinos like the nickel in the cables, it is like catnip is to a cat. The guys shine lights onto the Dino-Duo and the Dinos look up, startled and run away.

They enter the outpost, they find no one inside right away, but as they look around, Elisabeth shows up with a gun. She does not recognize Jim- her own husband, but knows Malcolm. In her mind, she thinks she is back in University. She has lost about twenty years of her memories.

Now, it is on! They must find a cure or a way to bring the infected back to current memories. Skye is at Tom’s Bar and asks to speak to him. Josh and she explains what they would like. Tom says it is expensive to bring people back and will be difficult.

Josh says they have time because they would have to send a message to 2149 and then the pilgrimage after that Kara could come back. Tom says yes, least that is what Taylor says… OK, WHAT? Does he have another hack for this? Tom likes Josh being a cop’s son. he may be able to use this for his own means.

Back at the outpost, Malcolm shows Elisabeth the video log about the pathogen. She is amazed but is now calmed down enough to reason. They are interrupted by Oversaurs chewing on the cables again. As Jim goes about the outpost to investigate, he finds Brady, laying in another room. He then proceeds around the outpost, to be confronted by Taylor, who has no memory of Jim. Taylor shoots and comes through the top port hole and is standing, holding a weapon on Jim: “Move a muscle and I’ll blow your head off.”

Commander Taylor also does not remember Terra Nova! Taylor thinks he is in Somalia in the year 2138! He also forgot that his wife is dead. He is told by Jim what has happened, but Taylor thinks Ayani is still alive in captivity. Taylor threatens Jim and punches Jim unconscious.

Elisabeth and Malcolm are in the outpost and Elizabeth sees something on her monitor, calling Malcolm over to it. “Look at the DNA sequencing on this blood sample! This isn’t a Pathogen, someone in this lab was experimenting with gene Therapy.”

Malcolm is dubious “Anything involving genetic manipulation has to be cleared through me…” Malcolm then becomes rather….romantic to Elisabeth. Jim put a stop to that real quick!

Now, Elisabeth notices that Malcolm and Jim, exposed at the same time, are different in being symptomatic. Jim has no symptoms yet Malcolm does. (Note: Jim has a cold. Is chewing on that root or whatever and the others are not.)

Mark arrives at the Shannon home back in the colony. Maddie is worried that the “Sixers” may have gotten to the outpost, but Mark knows something. “Maddie, I’m not supposed to be talking about this…”, “Mark.” Maddie looks him straight into the eyes “It’s my parents!”

Taylor is out in the wild on a motorcycle and sees a rather large Dino. Looks like a Brontosaurus. He looks up at it and laughs “No way!” and as the beast passes by, Taylor drives off.

Jim and Malcolm are carrying Brady to the infirmary as they talk. “Out of all the times you could’ve gone back to, you go to where you were dating my wife” Jim says as they carry Brady. “No, I was somewhere in my laboratory and my mind must’ve filled in the rest. What do you want me to say?” Malcolm said.

Then, quite suddenly, Malcolm asks “Wait… Who’re you?… Did we…Kill this man?” Malcolm is severely impaired now. Jim shows Malcolm that Brady is still very much alive. As the two men start to argue, Oversaur comes into the scene, Jim saves them and slams a door shut between the beast and themselves. The Oversaur runs to the cable. Malcolm is bordering on hysterics now, so Jim subdues him with a knockout punch.

Now, Jim and Elisabeth are back in the lab area Jim tells her about her life, Terra Nova, her family. They are now trying to figure out who was doing the gene research. Outside of Terra Nova Taylor is scoping out the compound and takes out a guard. He is one sick puppy right now.

Back at the lab, Jim and Elisabeth find out a Dr. Douglas Joslyn was doing the gene research. Dr. Joslyn carries the latent gene for German’s disease. which is similar to Alzheimer’s but only worse. He must have been trying to figure a way to stop the progression or cure the disease. The sequencing misfired and blocks the neuro-pathways instead of opening them up. He must have used a virus as a delivery system and that is how it became contagious.

Elisabeth is at 39 hours now, and catatonia can set in as early as 36. Elizabeth finds the names of her children and does not remember writing them. Jim places her wedding ring back onto her hand and said “you will remember’. Now, he sneezes again, Elisabeth remembers he has a cold and is taking that root for a remedy. She says they must figure out what it is in the root that has the medicinal qualities which seems to be arresting the virus.

Back at Terra Nova, Maddie Shannon and Mark go to the Security officer Lt Washington. As they walk in Washington is trying to order them to leave, but… Too late, Taylor has mark in a headlock with a knife to Mark’s neck. “You’re not too good at followin’ orders, are ya, soldier?” Taylor drawls.

Lt. Washington now plays into Taylor’s memories and says “This is one of your soldiers. Mark Reynolds. He came to Terra Nova on the Fifth Pilgrimage, he came here because of you! Seven years ago, YOU led us to this place, so we could have a second chance!” Through denials, Taylor now understands his wife is dead. He starts to become agitated again and is rendered unconscious by a shot from Lt. Washington..

Back at the lab, Elisabeth realizes it is not the root, but it is Jim’s Cold that is knocking out the virus!! Things are going to go back to normal…. Elisabeth starts to figure out a delivery method for the cure, but Jim has an idea about that, A cold is usually spread by proximity or …Kissing. He takes the kissing method.

Back at Terra Nova, Elisabeth created a vaccine out of an inactive virus so people will be cured without the cold. jugging by the success at the outpost, they should all be back to normal by dinnertime.

Commander Taylor, in the infirmary, remembers Terra Nova. Elisabeth is there in white coat and says he will be fine. “You SHOT me!” He says to Lt. Washington. “Yes, Yes, I did.” She admitted. “Good work” Taylor grinned at her.

After Jim and Elisabeth get back home, and Malcolm is fine, Mark and Maddie are courting on the porch and Jim goes to see Zoe. She has made a little group of Dinosaurs, Playing with them and her parents look on.

Out in the wild, we now see Tom dealing with Mira and the Sixers. Tom tells Mira about Josh wanting to get Kara back. Mira plans to take advantage of this “Opportunity”!

So, what’s next??? Tune in to Terra Nova on FOX TV next week!

My Take…. For what it is worth…

Loyalty is only as good as the mind it is held within. One may have fierce loyalties to a side in war, or people, or anything, really. But if the mind is compromised, be it in injury or disease, What then? What good are loyalties so easily destroyed?

Be sure that loyalty is also accompanied by the heart. We saw that emotion and true love was a large help in Elisabeth’s recovery.

Thanks to Angela and Kenn for completing the staging of the the images and the links, and thanks to you for reading my review and for visiting WormholeRiders News Agency.

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Regards,

Celtica

October 13, 2011
Fringe: “Alone In The World” or “No One Is An Island”

Hi Fringe fans!

This just keeps getting better and better, right?

We recount Fringe with Walters Bishop (John Noble) in a dilemma at often seeing Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) in any reflective surface such as a television.

Walter he thinks he is due for the mental home again. He also seems to call out Peter’s name at odd moments. It is as if Peter is in an alternate dimension with a very thin veil between that universe and this reality.

Walter is not sure what the heck is going on, so, he is going about his lab covering all reflective surfaces, such as mirrors and TV screens and monitors. Walter keeps hearing Peter calling out to him. Since the end of season three, no one appears to remembers Peter. Walter is fearful of his own sanity while the two universe teams and both Olivia Dunham’s (Anna Torv) are working together to save the worlds.

“Alone In The World” (Or, No One Is An Island):

We open this episode with Walter talking to his psychiatrist. He is being questioned about keeping up with the medications and I felt a small sense of foreboding when Walter says that he has, “… For the most part…with a few modifications of course..” Hmmm. something about a doctor treating himself having a fool for a patient comes to mind. It seems the Psychiatrist has been receiving reports from his agents who have been following Walter and knows about the reflections, and of Walter seeing a strange man, and hearing him, when no one else can.

The next scene is of a young boy, being chased by some local bullies. They are angry at the younger boy for telling the teacher about a stash in one of the older boy’s locker. The younger boy runs into a tunnel and the boys come in and find him. “You picked a bad place to hide, dumb ass!” one of the bullies says to the younger boy. As the boys are about to lay into him, They become bothered by something crawling on their skin and the two bullies are overcome by the growing affliction as the younger boy runs off, unharmed!

Olivia seeks information at her computer, apparently trying to use the facial recognition software as we see various faces scrolling along at a rapid rate. Olivia tells the new agent, Lincoln Lee (Seth Gabel) that she understands as he is looking over the reports and things about past cases. Olivia shares that she understands this is all fairly new to him, and how he may be questioning the world he thought he knew. Olivia is being supportive and wants to tell the agent he is welcome to talk with her if he needs to talk things over. She is interrupted by a phone call.

The next scene is at Hyde Park where the bodies of two twelve year old boys have been found. Their advanced state of decomposition leads FBI agents asking how many months they have been missing, and it has not been months, but only hours. Agent Broyles (Lance Reddick) says. The bodies look as if it has been months however! The boys were only reported missing when they did not come home the night before. They retrieve the bodies. Naturally one of the the victims is taken to Walters lab, the other to the morgue.

Investigators in the tunnel spot a third set of sneaker tracks going in and out from the tunnel. Walter is observed unzipping the body bag with Agent Astrid Farnsworth (Jasika Nicole) speculating about the pungent stench! Agent Broyles asks Walter if he is alright as the psychiatrist submitted reports about Walter to him earlier, so of course he wanted to come see Walter for himself.

Olivia phones Broyles from the local school and tells him they have a lead. Apparently a student told her the two boys who were found had been planning to beat a kid up. We now see the aforementioned boy sitting in the cafeteria drawing a fairly intricate scene in his notebook.

Back at Harvard University, the boy has been brought in from his school. We learn that his name is Aaron Sneddon (Evan Bird) and he is ten years old. He has been sitting in the lab, drawing intently in his notebook. He has told Olivia it was pretty dark and he did not see much after being chased into the tunnel. Olivia finds out he is pretty much “Alone In The World”.

The father is apparently not in the picture, while Aaron’s mother is out of the country a lot for her career work. Normally, Aaron stays at a neighbors home during this time. The school principal said the boy is “not known to have many friends”.

Olivia tells Aaron that Dr. Bishop (Walter) would like to check him over. Aaron tells her quietly that he does not like doctors. “They scare me” he explains. “You will like Walter, there’s nothing scary about him.” She smiles as Walter comes over to the boy. Walter was wearing the gloves and big apron, looking more like a figure from a horror film than a kindly doctor. I would have been leaving skid marks as I ran from the lab if I were in Aaron’s shoes!

In the next scene, we thankfully see that Walter is in a normal white lab coat, no gloves or apron, and is far less threatening looking as he explains to Aaron he is going to take a blood sample, not inject, as he holds a needle (a typical blood test). Walter gently promises the boy it is this one time only. The blood was withdrawn gently and the boy visibly relaxes.

Aaron sees a small action figure on Walters’ desk and goes to touch it and takes it down. Walter sees the boy holding the toy and hurries to take it from him. :”Please, don’t touch that!” he snaps, startling Aaron. Walter quickly apologized, explaining this used to belong to his son. “You have a son?” asked Aaron. “I did… he died.” Walter explained.

Astrid comes in and asks Walter to come with her. “You need to come take a look at this.” Astrid was moving a candle near the corpse of one of the boys, and the flame of the candle blew out. A draft from the corpse…! The LAMBDA Scale shows the corpse is blowing high levels of oxygen out into the air, and Walter notices more mold on the ribcage. He sees what is happening and orders the incubation casing to be brought there… quickly!

As Astrid and Walter throw the corpse into the hermetic casing, it is sealed in time just as the corpse exploded. The corpse has released what could be termed as spores. Walter now sees this as an aggressive fungi that killed the boys. it is seemingly trying to spread now. Astrid says that Olivia and Lincoln went to the morgue to get the other body!

Next scene is at the morgue and our Fringe duo is only getting to the elevator when Astrid called them. “Evacuate the morgue and lock it down. That body is going to explode and release spores!” As Olivia and Lincoln rush to do that, Astrid tried to call the actual room where the body is. One of the staff is eating his lunch, …While the body sits there in front of him… and he will not answer the phone!

As Olivia and Lincoln push their way through the halls, past bemused lab workers and others, the female morgue worker goes to answer the phone. NOW the lunch-eating worker sees something odd about the body and goes to investigate it. As he sees the body expanding, he calls to his colleague: “Hey, Beth.. come take a look at this.”

As Beth is picking up the phone, Olivia and Lincoln reach the doors to the morgue and we see the explosion from within. The morgue staff are coughing and passing out inside As Olivia stops Lincoln from opening the door, she says they need to lock this down and get a team in here. Lincoln says “We can not just leave them in there to die!” Olivia tells him “They are already dead!”

The HAZMAT suited team comes into the morgue and we see the dead lab workers and the mold growing everywhere on the walls. Broyles called Walter to see what they know. Walter says it is a genetic mutation, with accelerated growth and nutrition absorption.which explains the rapid decomposition of the bodies. Walter” Olivia says “What’s cortisubsfungi?”

Walter explains it is a species capable of releasing neurotoxin cells to paralyze the host. “Usually it is in insects, so the fungi can feed and lay it’s spores. Still a lower life form, it would not know or care that you’re there so long as you have not touched them” Walter explains the fungi relies on tactile stimuli of some sort.

The team notices the mold has gone to the morgue sink as well, and this fascinates Walter. It shows him that this is trying to obtain more water and expand their reach as far as possible. Broyles asked how to kill these things. Walter points out as with many species of mold and fungi, strong UV light and heat should eradicate them. Broyles orders more UV lamps and such to be brought in… “As many as you can find.”

Walter is now telling Aaron that his blood work is fine and he is now free to return home, Aaron looks depressed, and Walter says “Unless it is not good news…?”

“Nobody’s there.” Aaron says. The neighbor never talks to him. Walter says he understands what it is like to have nowhere to go. “This is the only home I know” He says as he looks about the lab.

Aaron is so depressed, Walter invites him to stay with him a little while longer. The next scene is Fringe favorite, that of milkshakes being made, tinfoil hats being worn, resulting in a much happier Aaron.

Aaron asks Walter about his son. Walter was forthright in the alternate universes and how he had taken Peter from there to this one, and how Peter had drowned. Aaron listened patiently, and quietly asked Water: “And you don’t think you belong in a mental institution?” Walter only sips at his milkshake quietly.

Next, back in the tunnel, the team finds the ‘Perpetrator’… A large cluster of the mold. The agents are waiting for the lamps and so on to be brought in. As we see the tunnel, there is a heavy ‘vein’ of the mold crawling along the drawings on the wall…. Drawings which look like the ones in Aaron’s notebook!

As the lamps are turned on, directed at the mold, Aaron, back in Walters’ lab, starts to feel uncomfortable. “It’s…. BRIGHT!…Ugh… Too bright!!” In the tunnel, the agents are finding a lot more of this organism throughout the wall. We see some is growing up the leg of one of the flood lamps. It is also going down into some grating.

Between scenes of bright lights in the tunnel, and agents asking “what’s past this grating? Anybody know?” we see Aaron in discomfort, asking “What is that?” As a flood lamp explodes Aaron falls to the floor in Walters’ lab and Olivia is saying “Burn it. Burn it all…!”

Aaron has a high-grade fever now, and Walter, with Astrid are tying to figure out what is wrong with him. Just as a large flame thrower is ignited, the agents in the tunnel get a phone call from Walter. “Stop what you’re doing!” Olivia say “What?” Walter again commands “I said Stop it… You’re killing the boy!!”

Aaron is now in an ice-bath in the lab. This technique is commonly used to stop high fevers from …in effect… ‘cooking’; the body. Once a temperature goes beyond approximately 105 F, the proteins which make up our biology will ‘denature’. Think of it like an egg: When in it’s natural state, it is gelatinous and when cooked it is hardened. All growth and processes are stopped. In humans, death would result. That is why the main goal of treatments in fever is to bring the body temperature down so the denaturing does not occur.

Now, the connection between the boy and the main part of the mold is being realized. Olivia may have an idea about why the mold at the morgue did not affect the kid, but this one is. She is looking at the cave-like entrance to the tunnel, and the graffiti surrounding it.

Walter is now asking Aaron why he lied about having been in the tunnel before the other boys were killed. “I’d say you’ve gone there a lot.” Walter says as he showed Aaron a page og the drawings. “Olivia found drawings like this …”

Aaron admitted he would go to the tunnel to get away from things. After awhile, he would start to feel better. Like he wasn’t alone. “That there was something there that was sad whenever I was sad…I know it sounds stupid”

“It’s not.” Walter indicates. “You say there was something there that felt as you felt.”

“I thought I was just imagining it” Aaron said. “Maybe I was was crazy. but it’s like it understood me…Like it wanted to …”

“Protect you” Walter said, completing the boy’s sentence.

Walter then asked Aaron if he intentionally led those boys who were chasing him to the tunnel. “It told you to bring them back to the tunnel.”
Aaron told Walter he did not know what was going to happen to them. He didn’t know what it was! Aaron was crying with remorse, and Walter, gentle Walter, told the boy he believed he did nothing wrong and comforted Aaron.

So, now we are beginning to understand this life form may be sentient and may actually have more to it than thought. Walter sees it now as a single organism with advanced communication skills, forming a psychic bond with Aaron. Walter now believes the spores and fungi are actually like neurons of our brain. The tendrils coming out of them are like Dendrites and synapses. That the ‘Fungi” is in fact a vast neural network.

Lincoln is amazed. “You’re saying this is like a giant brain….?” Walter has named it “GUS”. … For the sake of clarity. (I love Walter! He is amazing!) The stuff at the morgue had not been able to join the network and that is why Aaron was unaffected as it was destroyed. Also, the stuff going down the sink was not looking for water, it was trying to join GUS… at the mainframe level!

But this explains now why any attempt to hurt “GUS” will hurt Aaron. so now, the mission is to dissociate the boy’s psyche from GUS.

Broyles calls with news of a homeless man inflicted with the organism and the location (Roxbury Crossing) is six miles away from the origin of GUS. The grating near the homeless man is part of the Boston sewer line, and Broyles now say “We have a major infestation. We have to eradicate it now!” Walter is very upset and yells at Broyles through the speakerphone “He’ll DIE!! You understand? You’re going to KILL PETER!”

“Aaron.” Olivia says softly. Walter, you mean Aaron.” Broyles indicated he has two hours.

Olivia calls Walter and he tells her they have managed to isolate the brain waves of GUS and Aaron. The link appears to be in Aaron’s prefrontal lobe. Walter is getting set to actually remove the lobe in Aaron. Broyles said there is another attack in midtown. Two hours are now no more.

The agents found an injection point to administer a toxin to GUS. this is a HUGE network under the tunnel As this is done, Aaron tries to sit bolt-upright yelling “NO!!” and GUS has come to life below ground grabbing the toxin administrator, Agent Lincoln Lee (Seth Gabel).

Aaron’s blood pressure is falling and Walter suddenly thinks “Limbic System“! Of course! Emotions=Limbic! So now he must appeal to Aaron’s emotions to release this hold to GUS. Walter is talking to Aaron trying to get him to release the hold GUS has on him. Walter is trying to tell Aaron that he is not alone and is begging him not to leave him Walter is saying “I don’t want to lose you! Not again!”

Walter is pleading with Aaron to trust. The boy starts to believe Walter. It is working and Aaron’s vitals are stabilizing. Olivia calls from their location at the tunnel saying that something is happening. Astrid tells Walter the brain waves are now separating …

“It’s gone…” Astrid says as she looks at the monitors… “GUS is gone…”

Olivia is back in the tunnel. She indicates that the organism is dying. The toxin administrator (Lincoln) is safe. Aaron is taken off to the hospital and Walter gives him the little action figure. “We’ll meet again, very soon!” Walter promises. Walter looks away from Aaron and sees Peter in the glass housing the fire extinguisher.

Walter goes to his books and takes down a volume and the page is open to an ominous topic. Lobotomies.

Walter is set to perform a lobotomy on himself!! Olivia comes in to see this man, with tools at the ready.

Olivia does stop this activity and we see that she is visibly upset. Walter is crying that he is going insane and “doesn’t want to be re-committed”. He explains he has been seeing this stranger in reflective surfaces and is in fear that he is losing his mind again. Olivia shows Walter a drawing of who we know to be Peter. She has been seeing him too, but of course, she does not remember who he is and neither does Walter.

My Take For What It Is Worth:

How many times do we hear or read of solitary youths growing into serial killers if not just the forgotten ones of society? We usually see the neighbors saying “Oh, he was always quiet and polite. We never had a clue what was going on” to the news team on television. Or perhaps the youths who bring guns to school to teach the ‘jocks’ a lesson?

They are usually, though not always, the outcasts, alone at school and at home. Cries go out of “We had no idea it was like this…” and that is when I ask “Why not? Because you do not care enough to talk to your neighbors? Or perhaps to invite the lonely kid to come sit with you in the lunchroom?” I have to ask: Whose fault is it really when we as a people fail to reach out to each other?

It is almost like one who is searching for employment. “Oh, you need experience to work here” They are told, but are not hired.

So, GIVE THEM THE EXPERIENCE! They will never be experienced until they are given the CHANCE to work there! Just as the socially inept will never learn if they are constantly excluded from social interaction.

Now, granted, not every recluse is a violent or even cruel person. There are many ‘outcasts’ who search internally for knowledge and friendship from ‘Imaginary’ playmates as kids, or even mentors from books and TV. One will usually go to the safest option first. I grew up as a legally-blind kid and no one had much to do with me. MY ‘friends were ‘Casper, the friendly ghost’ -because I felt like he did.

I would come up to a group of ids wanting to play, but they would run away, or push me away. I loved “Astro-Boy”, “Marine Boy” anyone ‘different’ and empathized with them. Later as my reading grew stronger I relied on heroes of history and current times for their knowledge and advise. I did not wind up in a foster care system, or prison, or like Walter, a mental home.

I am one of the lucky ones. But I felt so deeply for Aaron (Evan Bird). That poor kid may have not been a homeless kid, starving and shoeless, but his poverty was greater. He lacked simple human contact and did not feel he was really loved, so he formed a psychic link to what could have been a dangerous ally. Even today at my age, I empathize with Science Fiction ‘Aliens’ having been ‘alienated’ throughout my own life.

It is… at least in my opinion, better to follow the advanced minds and abilities of the Others and Eartheaon people of wisdom and heart than what *could* have happened, really. Aaron will be okay. He is in this case a very lucky boy. I would have loved to have a “Walter” in my life, but I did have good parents and Dad was an Endineer and Machinist. He was ‘my’ “Walter”.

So please… do not be a island. We as a species are social and companionship is an essential in our needs. Reach out and at least say “Hello” to someone. It costs absolutely nothing to do so.

Thanks to Kenn for completing the staging of the the images and the links, and thanks to you for reading my review and for visiting WormholeRiders News Agency.

Please feel free to leave a comment here or If you prefer, you may also click the social media icons below to share this news article or as many of our readers and visitors often do, visit the WHR on Facebook or me on Twitter by clicking the text links or images avatars in this news story and or we will See You on The Other Side“!

Until next time,

Regards,

Celtica

October 11, 2011
Warehouse 13: “Insatiable” or Avoid the Mobile Food Truck Before the Season Three Finale!

Hi Warehouse 13 Family!

Last Monday we had two repeats of previous Warehouse 13 episodes so we held our review of “Insatiable” until just before the exciting two hour season finale “Emily Lake/Stand” on Monday October 03, 2011.

Editors Note: Rather than place the promotional trailers for the next episode of a series at the end of a review, henceforth (when available), the sneak peeks will be placed at the beginning prior to the previous episodes analysis and review. Thank you.

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Now that we have revisited Jane’s (Kate Mulgrew) past and know she is Warehouse 13 a regent and Pete’s (Eddie McClintock) mother, we also know A-Z Technologies is run by a man who wants the Collodi Bracelet that enabled him to walk and leave his wheelchair. I guess he will never forgive the Regents or the Warehouse team for taking it from him. So far, four Regents have suffered Artifact-related deaths and the perpetrator is still out there.

The Warehouse team and the Regents are under threat! Pete is still trying to cope with the fact his own mother is one of the regents and feels in a way, deceived. Worse Steve Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) has been fired by Ms. Fredericks (CCH Pounder), has sadly said goodbye to his friend Claudia (Allison Scagliotti) before ultimately being recruited by the evil Marcus Diamond (Sasha Roiz)!

“Insatiable”

Ithaca, New York may not be the most swinging town, but our opening scene is set there on a couple getting busy with the romance in a car. Okay, I’m old fashioned… At least bring a light Camp set-up or something. A CAR? …But I digress. They are feeling very warm indeed when a sound from the surrounding bushes draws the man’s attention from his date and he goes to investigate the gasping sounds. Seems to be a Zombie-like fellow who is in pain and attacks our good Samaritan. The fellow is thrown against his car and when his date comes out to investigate, she too is attacked.

At the warehouse, Pete is still on about his mother being a Regent. Artie explains to him there is a hierarchy in the Warehouse structure. “There’s Mrs. Frederick there’s me, there’s you!” A dog’s whimper sounds and we see Trailer looking dejected.

Artie corrects himself quickly. “Oh, I’m sorry,…How rude… there’s me, there’s Trailer, THEN there’s you!” Pete says that Sykes has been after revenge for decades. If someone was gunning for his mother, would Artie not be concerned? He pointed out. Artie replied “You haven’t met my mother.”

Jinks’ became a short topic of discussion between Lena and Artie. After Jinks pulled his gun on Mrs.. Frederick and was fired, he also had a full-on “Persona Non Gratis” standing among the Agency, and his credit rating, along with all his credentials were Tanked.

Next scene is Claudia, in the coffee house, singing and this time plugged in with an electric guitar. This time, she was singing “Cherry Bomb“, Which was originally done by The Runaways. Allison Scagliotti did it in a style removed from the original Punk rock. This was more Rock-Ballad, Nice work on her part. I am not the only one who thinks so.

Claudia is approached by a nice young man, Dwayne Maddox (Johnny Pacar) who has a band called “Dead Rent”and they are seeking a guitarist. Claudia is only unsure because of her unpredictable schedule, but they leave it at a ‘Sure, why not? See how it goes.’ Then, Claudia calls “Jinksie” to share. Shehas left several messages but as yet, hears nothing back.

Myka and Pete are now at Ithaca General Hospital, seeing the couple from the opener, Identified as Paul and Amy Gillan (Jenny Raven), Myka talks with Paul and his date, who both have bandages on their necks. Myka looks at Amy’s neck and sees a human bite mark. Off they go to ‘Lover’s Lane’ to check it out!

They look about the area and find a man crouched down over a deer carcass, chowing down on it. Pete uses the word most all of us are no doubt thinking: “That man is a Zombie!” And the aforementioned Zombie looks up, showing light sensitivity and tries to attack our heroes! Pete tries to deal with this with his gun drawn and Myka tries to talk with our hapless fellow of the ‘Living Dead’ persuasion. When this fails, Pete fires the trusty Tesla gun and the guy has been subdued.

Myka ascertains the guy is like a Popsicle and gets the man’s wallet. They ID him as Kevin Munroe (Nick Baillie) and he lives in town. As he is hospitalized, Artie and Myka discuss him on their Farnsworth and Artie sees Kevin on the screen “Hmmm, Hyper necrotic skin discoloration and around his mouth hyper stimulation of the salivary glands I would say we have two symptoms of…”

He is interrupted by Kevin trying to jump up from the bed, and says “Peas, Elk, Bison”. Myka tells Artie that doctors said Kevin has frostbite on his toes and ears, but Ithaca has been in a heat wave. Artie tells her he is on the next flight out. “Whatever you do, you keep him restrained!”

Claudia, at the Bed and breakfast, is humming the scales as she comes downstairs with her guitar. The Farnsworth sounds and she is irked by this reminding Artie she has two days off. Artie is as usual a hard-nose and tells her to ‘deal with it. Back in the warehouse, Claudia tries Jinks again, this time she gets him! But he tells her to leave him alone.

Claudia asks him why he is being such a ‘Tool’ at the now disconnected phone. Beside her, a fortuneteller’s booth called “Sallah” comes to life and spits a card out to her. The card says “Death comes for you this night”. Claudia wisecracks at the message and starts to walk down the corridor of the warehouse, when a large heavy object falls off a top shelf, barely missing her.

Myka and Pete go to Kevin’s house. The heat is on full blast and they find a boy, Kevin’s son, hiding in a closet. It is figured out “Peas, Elk, Bison” Actually meant “Please Help My Son”. Myka and Pete bring the boy -who’s name is Danny- to the hospital and meet Artie there.

The kid has not spoken and so none of them know what he may or may not have seen at home. As they are talking while Pete takes the boy to get a candy bar, a call from a local Fraternity house comes to 911 about a man there who has also got the same symptoms as this man Kevin has. Myka and Pete take off to the Frat house, leaving Artie as babysitter to the boy.

At the campus, the house leader, Fenton Wallace (Carter Hayden) meets Myka and explained how “Moose” one of the new boys went on a burrito run and came back like Kevin. Complaining of being cold and he ate all the food, started to bite people. Apparently, “Moose” was still in their basement freaking out.

As Myka and Pete go downstairs to examine the basement, Pete sees Taco wrappers and comments how he is hungry as well. They hear ‘Moose’ over in a corner and it looks as if he is about to bite into a struggling rat in his hand!

Moose takes a run for our duo, but after tackling Myka, Pete subdues him with a club to the head. As Myka assured Pete she was alright, another frat guy comes out of a closet and distracts Peter who is then bitten by Moose. As the others from Lovers’ lane are still unaffected, they doubt it will change Pete.

During their discussion of the frenzy which is effecting Moose and Kevin, Pete’s stomach growls loudly. He walks over to the Food truck across the street. After a rather inept attempt at Spanish, the Server tells Pete, “I speak English, bro” Pete and Myka are still theorizing about becoming a zombie, and the server comes back to give Pete his Burrito. Mockingly saying: “Seis dólares”. For the size of this burrito, I would call that about right. At least Prices in this show are not fictitious.

Artie and the boy are sitting in Kevin’s room as Artie tries to make conversation with Danny. Artie goes to see Kevin close-up as a nurse comes in to change the IV bag. “He’s going through these as fast as I can change them. There’s no sign of infection, bacterial or viral” She tells Artie. “Last reading Body temp was eighty-nine- and dropping. If we don’t reverse this, he’s going to go into organ failure” she leaves Artie standing at Kevin’s bed side.

Claudia is in the Warehouse office and hears the mechanics of what I presume to be the climate control making odd noises. She shuts down the apparatus and falls to the floor, just as the Farnsworth is sounding. It is Artie. Asking about the information he wanted about the undead and artifacts. After she finishes with Artie, her own phone sounds from Lena, telling her Dwayne is waiting at the Bed and Breakfast for her.

She meets Dwayne and tries to explain why she had not been in touch. She says she will get her guitar and meet him when she finishes her work. As she goes to climb the stairs, something throws her back against Dwayne, who hits a light socket and sends a current up to the foyer chandelier, which falls, barely missing both of them.

Back at the hospital, the nurse is saying Kevin’s Body temp is at 77 and if they don’t bring it up, he will be dead in an hour. She will talk to the doctor about putting Kevin on Bypass. After she leaves, Artie placed a pair of glasses onto Kevin’s face and Kevin looks like he is back to normal. Good coloring and all. Seems the glasses once belonged to Albert Butz -Inventor of the thermostat.

Moose escaped from the confines of the hospital staff and ran past Myka and Pete. Moose ran to a vending machine trying to break it open to get at the food within. Moose is subdued and falls Myka has started to show symptoms of the Artifact. Artie and the boy are there as Myka, wrapped in a blanket begins to feel even worse.

Artie and Danny start to talk a bit, when the kid said his father had gone to the food truck for tacos before he got like he is. Seems I can even see a connection, but so do they? Pete does as he asks Danny if if his dad went to Manny’s Food truck. Danny said he had. Pete checked his smartphone because “Manny’s” has a Twitter account and Pete has started to ‘follow’ Manny’s tweets.

Claudia goes back to the fortune teller machine. She is angry at Sallah and treats him (it) to a de-artifacting wash! and almost gets drowned in a form of water. Lena finds her in time and saves her. Then points out Sallah’s “Artifact way” was to not tell futures, but to instill a sense of dread in anyone who asks it a question. The way to fight this was to simply ignore the machine.

Pete and Myka go to a construction site where the Truck is and they find the workers are in a state of ravenous frenzy. Pete gets on the Farnsworth to tell Claudia to tap into the Electricity grid and make all the lights come on brightly, as the ones effected by whatever it is are all light sensitive. Pete gets into the ruck and a bewildered Manny – the owner – is trying to stay alive. During the scuffle, Pete catches Manny’s old tip jar as it rolls off the counter in the shaking truck.

Pete looked at it for a few seconds and shouted over the melee; “Where did you get this?” Manny yelled back “Some place in Utah… I thought it’d make a nice souvenir!” The truck’s doors are forced open by the frenzied crowd and Myka is with them. Pete takes a chance and throws the old jar to the floor and it explodes into streams of light!

As the rays of light die off, the crowd stops, and looks at each other bewildered. Their Farnsworth sounds and it is Artie: “I don’t know what you guys did, but Nice work!” As we see a normal Kevin and his son on the hospital bed.

Back at the Warehouse, Artie talks as the shards of glass are placed into a container. “In 1846, a caravan of men, women and children who were stranded in the Sierra Nevada mountains, were forced to resort to the most extreme measures to survive. Somehow, the horrific ordeals of the Donner Party imbued an ordinary jar with the power to make others experience what they were suffering.” Myka said “And putting money in the jar… triggered it. Why?”

Artie replied “An interesting sidebar.. That jar was one of several that the survivors used to bury their money. Even in the grim shadow of death…” Myka interjected “They were putting a little something away for a rainy day”.

Debriefing over and the artifact now in the inventory, they go off to have pancakes somewhere as we are again back in the coffee house, watching Dwayne playing a song. Claudia came in and Dwayne goes off stage to talk with her. She says she would still like to join the band.

In a bar somewhere, Jinks’ card was declined. Someone come to his aid, and we see our friend Marcus. Marcus is approaching Steve Jinks to see about joining him and his group. At first, Steve Jinks is not interested, but as Marcus turns to leave, Jinks calls him back to sit down and talk

My Take… For What It Is Worth….

Interesting how the Donner Party would have still had their sights on saving money, and even when facing death, they would store what they had away for a rainy day. Speaks of the mindset of pioneers and early settlers before the age of disposable consumerism took over. Those years were hard for many, there was no system like GPS or even airships to search for the Donner Party, and even those in their homes could die in the winters without foresight and a lot of cut wood. Those poor souls lived and died in the most nightmarish scenario I think most of us would rather not imagine.

I also liked how the ‘Fortune teller’ was seen as a hypnotist. Are not most Fortune tellers this way to some degree? Making someone believe that something is going to happen, and many people want to believe them as well, is in my opinion a form of hypnotic suggestion.

Especially when the news is good.

But Claudia was trying to shrug off the Sallah’s cards, and yet, the artifacts seem to get active and she’s in the middle of it all. I am a firm believer in ‘Self-Fulfilling prophecy’, but I still recognize when I go out on the roads, I do not hand over complete control to that. I still accept and use my Response-Ability to be careful of myself and others. I will build my own “Good Fortune” and I hope you will too!

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Celtica

October 1, 2011
Warehouse 13: “Past Imperfect” Before “The 40th Floor” Or “You Get What You Give”

Hi Warehouse 13 fans!

It has been a couple of weeks, I will review both Warehouse 13 “Past Imperfect” episode and then carry on with the most recent weeks episode “The 40th Floor”.

Last week’s Episode was titled “Past Imperfect” and dealt with Myka (Joanne Kelly) finding a man called “Leo”. Turns out Leo was the man who had killed her partner Sam. This episode dealt with Myka’s past and her quest to get Leo for what he had done to Sam. On assignment in Union Station, Denver, Colorado.

Myka sees an individual that looks very much like this ‘Leo’ character! Off she goes in pursuit of him as Pete (Eddie McClintock) is left to try to get what I believe is an artifact Artie (Saul Rubinek) has sent them after. Myka sees, in flashbacks, the shooting of her partner and wants to go find the guy she believes did the killing.

Meanwhile, Claudia (Allison Scagliotti) and Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) are on the Midwest looking through a rather eclectic collection of doorknobs. They are seeking a doorknob which came from the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory. This factory was burned down and 146 women workers died in there. They were kept in and the doors locked to keep them from leaving work early… Seems the fear and pain those poor women felt as they tried to escape the fire was absorbed into the doorknob. Jinks found it (OW!) because as they were going through the old lady’s collection, it burned him very badly.

As they were leaving her home, a dog came up to them, very friendly and as Jinks stopped to pet the dog, he, and then Claudia were shot in their necks with what appears to be a dart. They both pass out in the lady’s front yard as the strange collie-mix starts to bark at a distant car. Claudia and Jinks come to to find the artifact has been stolen! They call Artie on the Farnsworth and he seems to think if the dog saw the whole thing then they can get the DOG to help them. He instructs Claudia and Jinks to get back to the Warehouse….and bring the dog.

Claudia and Jinks come back to the Warehouse with the dog. Artie goes to a section containing Fezzes from a depression era mind-reading act; “Mr. Mental and Coco“! Real names; Raymond Frasier and…Coco. In the act, Coco would go into the audience and get things like a monogrammed handkerchief, or what have you, and “Mr. Mental” would be up on stage, blindfolded and read these articles. Seems Ray Frasier had a background in neurology! The Fezzes has small communications devises in them which could read brain waves.

This could read simple items and get the job done perhaps with what they needed to get from the dog. Claudia, Jinks and Artie are trying the fezzes. No sudden moves, Artie and the dog’s fezzes are placed onto their heads. Artie yells out some things at the dog’s ability to ‘remember’ things. A distraction involving a scarab causes the dog to scamper off!

Off Jinks and Claudia go to try to get the dog back. Claudia and Jinks are seeking the loose dog. Claudia gets an idea and uses Pavlov’s bell to get the dog to come to them… The bell also makes Claudia drool like mad! They are successful in that the dog has returned to them…Dead Scarab in his mouth. Claudia is still drooling! This was pretty funny!

Myka and Pete get a call that Leo has been spotted at the train station. The Secret Service and our agents meet up with them. They do get to Leo, who seemingly pulls a gun on Myka “Out of nowhere”. Zack dropped Leo with a single shot. Myka is now a warehouse agent and they are now seeing how Leo did things he did. Leo’s lying on the ground, his gun in his right hand. Odd, Leo is a left handed guy.

Now they are seeking an artifact that skews up time. Artie mentioned the ship in “The Philadelphia Experiment” They now know Leo is not working alone. Someone is handling the artifact and Leo was only being used. Myka and Pete talk about what Sam would have said at this time of Myka’s discouragement, but that musical card which Sam had left for her was the key. The card’s song (“Car Wash” by Rose Royce) … which Myka used to hate, by the way… was interrupted by a recorded message involving Leo!! What is worse is the Myka remembered Sam wanted to give her this card OUTSIDE of the office.

In other words, Sam may have felt it was not SAFE to give it to her at work because of other Agents perhaps being involved! Myka remembers the only other agents with this case were Zack and Jim! Myka says: “It’s time to do something impulsive!” Myka and Pete, along with Jim, go to see the other man, Zack. “Well, this is rather formal, just to say goodbye…” Zack says cordially. “Actually, it’s you who’s saying Goodbye” Said Myka. Pete continues “Yeah, we know how you worked with Leo to get the plates, when Sam got too close, you dropped him…” Myka took it up from here: “All for a lousy promotion!”

Zack looked incredulous at these allegations but JIM digs out the artifact! We see some nice effects of time freeze and a ‘sudden’ appearance of weaponry. Myka gets this artifact away from Jim “The Ship’s Barometer!” she exclaimed. Jim asked “You know about it?” Myka replies “I know that you can stop time…” As we see the muzzle flash and bullet in mid air from Pete’s gun “And I know you sent Sam into the National building with a big target on his chest”

Zack said “When he picked you to be his partner, I knew he had his doubts about me” Myka said “So you killed him.” Jim replied “No, but I held you back long enough so that Leo could.” Myka realized that was why she was late… by 47 seconds! It was during this that Jim regrouped his senses and knocked the ship’s barometer out of Myka’s hands and says “I’ll take that…” But as he reached for the artifact time came back as Myka kicked Jim and Zack’s bullet hit Jim. Pete asked her after the melee. “Do you feel better?” Myka said “No…” But Sam’s killing is now resolved.

Myka gave Allison Sam’s lapel pin and they leave each other in good standing.. Back in the Warehouse, Artie shouts the last 3 digits of the license plate and Claudia runs a trace on it. The team has decided to keep the dog, which Artie knows now to be named “Tray” short for “Trailer” The dog will be the warehouse mascot now. License plate is traced back to a rental car…. which would require a Driver’s License, which is quickly visible for all to see: They all look at the screen…It is Sally Stikowski, the FBI agent!! So a new character was added “Trailer The Dog”, Myka got some closure to a case which has been bothering her enough to make her leave her old job, and now another threat from our pal Sally!

“The 40th Floor” Or “You Get What You Give”

We are recapped with scenes of the Regents. Those who oversee and protect the protocol of the Warehouse agents and are in fact “as one” with the actual warehouses. These Regents seem to be of an anomalous life form as they are very unusual in their abilities of mind. But as we see, they also can be under threat. The opening scene of this episode shows a regent named Theodora Stanton being tortured with the doorknob of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory. 146 ladies died in the fire at the factory and the doorknob seems to have the power to cause anyone who holds it to burn alive. A horrific death.

We see this happening as a regent, bound to a chair is forced to hold the doorknob and be tortured in this way by none other than Agent Sally Stukowski (Ashley Williams) ! Although the Regent did say something, the doorknob was placed back into her hand and she burned alive in the chair as Stukowski watched.

So, Myka and Pete go to “Hot”-Lanta (Atlanta, GA) and catch up to the nefarious Agent Stukowski at a bar called “the ALIBI” Agent Stukowski tries to run, but Myka zaps her with a Tesla gun and Pete with Jinks carry her back into the bar. Jinks notices her car is the one they saw in WI in the last episode, too….But someone is sitting in the car. A mysterious man I saw in New York a couple of episodes back who I now know to be “Marcus”. Jinks slowly starts to approach the car and Marcus slowly drives off.

Our team is now going through Sally’s bag and they bag the doorknob. They use a parchment from Henry Morgan Stanley. laying one’s hand on this shows where that person has been in the previous twelve hours. Artie sees where Stukowski has been.They see where she has been more than once, and they find 528 Donald Street is their destination.

Claudia gets the SIM card from Stukowski’s phone for retrieving data of her calls.. and the team arrive at 528 Donald street… site of a skyscraper. As Artie, Pete, Myka and Claudia all try to enter, heavy security tells them the building is closed. Artie surveys the situation and they act as though they are leaving. Claudia then does the nicest ‘Revolving Door’ scene involving a little Tesla Grenade! I enjoyed this.

Upon re-entering the building Artie notices a tattoo on the wrist of one of the security guys and exclaims “The Eye of Horus…” But what *I* saw was the eye of “Thoth”. The ‘tear ducts’ of each are reversed. Thoth’s is His right eye… The tear duct comes down to the left from the eye, but Horus’ eye is His left one and its’ tear line comes down from the eye to the right. The Eye of Horus is actually the basis of today’s “Rx” symbol used in Pharmaceuticals. -But I digress-

Artie seems to know the significance of this symbol. On checking the guard’s pocket, he finds a business card to a suite on the 40th floor, belonging… apparently to a Diana K. Snow. When Myka asked who she was, Artie seems to be visibly shaken and acts as if to ‘shush’ her. Back in Atlanta, Jinks and Sally are volleying little remarks to each other as he tries to question her as to what she is doing.

Sally tells him that the Regents are not the paragons of virtue he would like to believe and she can prove it. Another voice comes in: ” Can you, Miss Stukowski? because that is something I would very much like to hear” as Mrs. Frederick (CCH Pounder) walks into frame. Forgive me, but when SHE shows up I know this is serious Business! Even Sally has the expression of “Oh #$!t” at this time.

Back in the skyscraper, our team reach the suite and are greeted by one of the Regents Mr. Cosaan. Myka now figures out “Diana K. Snow” is an anagram. Two other Regents are there too; Philippe a Russian Regent and Jane another Regent Three Regents in one place. Kate Mulgrew is “Jane”. Good to see her! She is a favourite of mine in general.

Our team takes the elevator with the other regents but Myka tried to tell the Regent security man not to….OH WELL, said so in the script, right? The elevator cables are broken and Myka uses a grapple gun from 1890 to shoot out a cable to secure the elevator car until they can escape.

Back in Atlanta, Sally lays on the Southern Accent thick as molasses to Mrs. Frederick, who, in turn tells her to can it, Sally, “You’re from Connecticut” (Good curve ball!) So Stukowski does in fact start to talk normally, saying “That’s right boy wonder” to Jinks “Even the human Lie Detector can’t detect a phoney accent” Frederick is now going to try to persuade Stukowski to spill what she knows. Mrs Frederick is telling Stukowski the Regents she had tortured and killed were friends of Mrs. Frederick’s. Sally snapped back ‘Those friends of yours are the ones who started this all, lady!” Jinks asked “Started what?” Sally said “You’ll see… soon enough”.

Back at the skyscraper, Artie calls Claudia on the Farnsworth and tells her about the elevator. At the same time, on Peachtree Avenue, Stukowski’s cohort, James Aquino is closing his account at a bank… Meanwhile, Pete and Claudia have triangulated Sally’s cohort’s location to that place and are arriving there. Upon completion, Aquino grabs the bank manager and holds a spray can to him. Pete pulls a Tesla gun on him “You do realize that’s not a gun you’re holding…?” but Aquino tells him “You have no idea what this can do…” and pushes the Bank manager forward, spraying a bit of the paint onto his jacket. The jacket starts to burn. A chase ensues and Aquino escapes… for now.

Back up on the skyscraper, Artie is trying to tell the Regent’s security man Mr. Jackson, to get all of them out and contact emergency service. As Myka starts to leave, but the female Regent says she is going with Myka. Security guy does not like this! So far however, he is left with little choice in the matter with a look from Jane.

As she and Myka walk along, one of my Favorite lines came from Jane: “If this is a typical Snag, bag and tag, I’d hate to see it when things are all FUBAR” (FUBAR = F—ed Up beyond All Recognition)… After seeing all they could they rejoin on the 34th floor Everything to the 11th floor is inaccessible. Artie then sees a reflection of the building they are in and sees it is in fact disintegrating from the ground up.

Artie sees this is originating from an Anarchy symbol tagged on a wall of the building. Back in “The Alibi”, Agent Stukowski is being readied for interrogation by Mrs. Frederick. Mrs. Frederick (CCH Pounder) has a medal from a Japanese unit from World War 2 (Unit 731) who dealt in human experimentation and biological warfare. The medal taken from a commander’s coat, can cause the wearer to have the sense of drowning. It is being held now by Mrs. Frederick.

In other words, Instant “Water torture”. Mrs. Frederick is on the phone with Mr. Cosaan and say she will do whatever it takes to get the information from Stukowski. As Frederick places the medal against Stukowski’s chest, Sally is in a sense drowning and the effects are pretty good.

Claudia has rigged a way to ‘lie’ to Akino’s GSP system as he drives along. Claudia digs out a little gizmo she apparently made and connects to Aquino’s GPS while they are bot on the move. Claudia then gives false directions to the device in a perfect ‘GPS Voice’ and Aquino is none the wiser. He continues through the streets listening to his GPS!

Meanwhile, Jinks watches Mrs. Frederick apply the medal again to Sally’s chest. He is against torture and tries to reason with Mrs. Frederick. But she will not listen and again makes Sally suffer. Sally, unknown by the others is working the restraints loose behind her.

At the skyscraper, Artie and the others see a window washing rig below them and they try to get down to it. As they travel down a stairwell, they notice the landing giving way. Jackson is forced to make the Ultimate sacrifice as he falls into the burning floor. Jane tells Myka “Mr. Jackson knew the risks. So …Cowboy up.”

Back at the “Alibi” Sally mentioned the Berlin wall regarding the paint. As Mrs. Frederick keeps the medal to Sally’s chest, Sally works the restraints almost free and Jinks can take no more of this “We don’t torture people! It gives unreliable intel!” as he pulls his gun on Mrs. Frederick!!! Yikes, this guy has got intestinal fortitude doing something like that! It is at this time Stukowski is free and makes good her escape from Jinks and Mrs. Frederick. As they watch Sally running off, Mrs. Frederick turns to Jinks and says levelly, “Now, we must discuss the consequences of YOUR actions.”

The Warehouse team -via their Farnsworths- talk about the Anarchy symbol and the German taggers who painted it. Seems the ultimate symbol of their rebellion is steeped in intense emotion. Pete and Claudia catch up to Akino they have now trapped in an alley and Akino says “We’re both cooked” and sprays the stuff into his own mouth, which causes him to disintegrate.

Claudia and Pete bag the paint, but this does not stop the skyscraper’s disintegration. Artie, at the skyscraper is trying to get them to the window washing rig. Philippe, a Russian Regent has been crushed by a part of the building and knowing his fate, he and Jane join in the Regent bonding to transfer power to her from himself. Mr Cosaan assists with a key that joins these shackles together..

After a flash of energy and light, Jane is now connected as she should be, releasing Philippe from his tie. “My time…is over….” Philippe tells Jane. “You are the guardian now…” and the red lines of disintegration take Philippe. Jane is shaken and is helped up by Myka.We get the feeling Jane and Philippe knew each other for ages.

Artie uses an artifact on the large window glass to get it out of the way and unfolds Lloyd Wright’s Pick-up-Sticks. As Artie drops this out the window, they form a ladder. I’m sure a lot of people in construction and those of nefarious intent would Love to have a set of these sticks!

Artie gets down the ladder to a safe drop to the scaffolding. Jane is holding back, still upset by the death of her colleague Philippe and Myka now plays the ‘big girl’ saying “Look, he knew the risks! So Cowboy Up, lady, ’cause we’re gettin’ the hell outta Dodge! Come on…” Jane makes Mr. Cosaan go first, leaving Myka and herself on the floor. The ladder is now corrupted so Arite reluctantly leaves the two women on the 40th floor. Mr. Cosaan is adamant that Jane must be rescued. Meanwhile, Jane figures out a way to use the fire hoses on every other floor and rappelled down the floors through the elevator shaft.

Meanwhile, the others figure out the possibility that by painting over the anarchy symbol with a peace symbol and feeling emotion to counteract the effects of the other paint could reverse the effects. As they paint, it is in fact, working! The red lines of destruction are being replaced by blue and resolve.

Sally, however is in with her cohorts who end up killing her. The man who has been working with her -Marcus- seems to care a little at least as he says ‘It’ll look like an undetected heart defect’. The other man in the wheelchair said “Marcus, you were right… She wasn’t up to it.” Marcus replies “I’ll make sure someone finds her”. The other man says “You’re a good friend.” Marcus walks out of the room. I guess we shall see no more of this villain Stukowski!

Back at the skyscraper, everyone is seeking and finding each other. Pete is very relieved to find Myka. Mrs. Frederick is there too, and she with Mr. Cosaan speak of this ‘business’ called “A to Z Technologies”. Apparently this is the name the bad guys are using.

Claudia is told by Jinks that he has been fired by Mrs. Frederick. Claudia is ready to go talk to Mrs Frederick but Jinks stops her. He leaves and Claudia sits back down and cries. As the others are all leaving, Myka takes Pete over to where Jane is standing. Myka makes the polite introduction: “Jane, this my partner Agent Pete Latimer” Jane turns to Pete, who stares back, smile dissolving as he exclaims “MOM!”

MY Take…For What It Is Worth…

This episode has a lot of “Energy Transference” playing into it. Seems we GET what we GIVE in this one. Never presume that just because you have been inducted into a top, top, top secret organization that those above you are “Buddies” or “Friends”. Jinks was too sensitive to carry out an interrogation of a brutal ‘spy’.

Pulling his gun on Mrs. Frederick was the ULTIMATE act of insubordination and frankly he is lucky to have only been fired. However, having said that, this was abut the most ’emotional’ I have seen Mrs. Frederick become. I do not think Jinks will stay away. Instead, I am hoping something happens to bring him back.

I think we all knew she was very close to the Regents and did, in fact have their protection at heart. I will miss Agent Stukowski’s character, as the Warehouse team sort of needs a BAMF adversary. She WAS a bit irritating though with that high-pitched voice and syrupy accent. She did bring it up a notch though, in that she has shown us the Regents are NOT ‘immortal’. They are a close-knit group who have always maintained an air of mystique. How old ARE they? How did they come to the point where ‘Guardianship’ is transferred in the way it is? Is it a form of Ceremonial Magic? Technology alone? Are the Regents in fact, a branch of ET humans given charge over Eartheaon history perhaps?

The paint with the heavy emotion infused into it speaks of energy transference through inanimate objects. Do we have this power in real life? Most likely we can. Some people place a lot of faith in Crystals, Totems and Jewelry or a special thing a family member may have left us. In my own opinion, I saw the paint as symbolic of our ability to tear down corporations/groups we may be in. Causing discontent, lowering morale of colleagues, what have you… could well turn a happy workplace into a drudgery. We as a people must take care not to tear down the infrastructure of a society in part or as a whole. I also saw it as the power of Peaceful intent overriding the hate and fear that is the basis of war. Instead of ‘buying into’ the act to war and the emotions which may be causing this conflict of spirit, we must take ourselves in hand and gain control over our environs and those who would have us fall. We are the ‘Blue paint of peace’ in many ways.

I was surprised by Pete on seeing Jane and saying “MOM!” this was a surprise and hopefully, it means Kate Mulgrew will be around for some time to come.

NOTE: Because of the Labor Day Holiday this Monday there will be NO Warehouse 13 until September 12th! Enjoy the week off and get caught up on your Warehouse 13 viewing! We include the extended preview of the next episode “Shadows” featuring Alessandra Torressani of Caprica and her new series Team Husbands!

I hope you had a great holiday weekend.

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September 6, 2011
Warehouse 13 S3x06 “Don’t Hate The Player” or Facing Your Biggest Fears!

Hello, fellow Warehouse 13 Fans!

Face it. There are those who would call us “Geeks” because we happen to LOVE quality Television show such as Warehouse 13. In fact, I got my Significant Other into this show just this week, by syncing his iPad to my iMac as I normally do, and …uhm… I ‘accidentally, on purpose’ parked 2 episodes of our show (“The New Guy” and “Queen For A Day”) onto the iDevice. A few days later -which was actually last night, he came to me with the device in hand, a pleading look on his face … “Honey, can I have more Warehouse 13 on this? From the beginning?” Of course he can!! Happy to do that for him!

GOTCHA!!!! YESSSS!

My fellow has a pretty high IQ and he loves few things so much as to come asking me for them. Strike it up for a NEW Warehouse fan, folks!

Once again the great creators of Warehouse 13 D. Brent Mote, Drew Z. Greenberg, Jane Espenson, Edward Rogers (music score), and Mark Winemaker, and writer Ian Stokes brought us a super episode.

The regular cast of Eddie McClintock as Pete, Aaron Ashmore as Jinks, Allison Scagliotti as Claudia, Genelle Williams as Leena, Joanne Kelly as Myka, CCH Pounder as Mrs Frederick, Saul Rubinek as the rapscallion Artie was supplemented by the very talented actor Neil Grayston in another cross over of his Dr. Douglas Fargo character from Eureka!

“Don’t Hate The Player”- Or Facing Your Biggest Fears:

When “my guy” gets to this episode, I feel he will be truly hooked for good. He has always loved the Eureka series and as mentioned above this episode has a special guest star Neil Greyston leader of Eureka’s “Global Dynamics” corporation. It is only right, Eureka last season guest stared Allison Scagliotti (Claudia), so there we go. It is nice to see the crossover of my two favorite TV shows. My guy is a “Gamer” He loves “Second life and virtual reality type games, so this episode is right up his alley!

We open in a coffeehouse. The old kind that would have singers and poetry night etc. A dying trend here in my area. A young man sits on the stage, playing a guitar and Claudia and Pete come in. Pete stands and watches the musician and Pete comes back to him with coffees for the agents, who are preparing for a “Super Fun Night of inventory reports.” (I am working in Retail, I feel their pain!).

Pete tells Claudia she should bring her “Guit-Box” (Guitar) to play for the locals. Claudia says no… but Pete summarize this whole episode right then by saying “Come on… You gotta get out of your comfort zone! You play at the B&B all the time!” Claudia said “Yeah, where nobody can HEAR me!” Now, after a few years as a musician myself,

I sense that she is going to be pretty fine. It is usually those who ARE good who are also shy about it. The Farnsworth rings and it is not Artie. It is a friend of Fargo’s who is calling because Fargo is in distress. Apparently he and Gibson were testing a new gaming device for better sensory input. Fargo’s heart rate is elevated and is in trouble! Our fearless duo, along with Myka goes to Gibson’s location in Palo Alto, California. They see Fargo and other guys with devices all over them with headbands.

Sounds of beeping and light flashing from their hands as well signifies something is NOT going well at all. Gibson tells them what has happened. They were testing a beta of a gaming device and we learn from a Promotional Video Fargo had made for his endeavor called “FARGAMES” about this new device which is called the “B.R.A.I.D.” -Bio-electric Reality Augmentation Interactive Device- Which is a sensory enhancing tool so that one does not just ‘Play’ a game, one actually LIVES in the game. According to Gibson, everything was going well, but after a few hours, their vitals started to spike.

Only problem was, the B.R.A.I.D. never worked. The Human brain could not process the lie of artificial reality, but Fargo thought he found something that helped overcome this barrier: A tea, made in a special teapot which turns out to be an artifact! We can see the ‘artifact actions when the lid was lifted and the sounds indicating its’ mystery.

Meanwhile, in New York City, Agent Steve Jinks is at an Art Gallery meeting with Agent Sally Stukowski (Ashley Williams) . That syrupy-sweet Southern accent usually turns people into butter, but Jinks is not impressed. Artie comes into the room and introductions are made. Sally is now briefing them about Eric Johnson, 47, who took a dive out of the window. The official ruling was ‘suicide’ but she is not buying this as Johnson had been very happy in his life, no depression or erratic behavior.

Johnson only fell two stories, but the injuries are much worse than anything like that. Artie sees an interesting piece of art. A Van Gogh painting called “Stormy night”. Artie wants to get that out but cannot tell anyone. “If we’re going to get that painting…” Artie tells Jinks “…We’re going to have to steal it” They leave and we see Agent Stukowski lower her cellphone and give Artie and Jinks a suspicious look as they depart.

Back at Gibson’s house, we see Lena on the Farnsworth showing a teacup to our team. “Did the teapot look like this?” She asked. It was an exact match and that is when we learn it is part of the set owned at one time by Beatrix Potter, of “Peter Rabbit” Fame. Beatrix used to make teas from various fungi cultivated by Potter during her time as a mycologist. The tea was known to stimulate the pineal region -The imagination center- of the brain. They asked Lena to send them the scans of these items.

Just as sounds of distress emanate from the other room! Seeing Fargo and Jerry in distress, Claudia says looking over the schematics, she sees no way of doing anything for them…”From out here.”. Out comes the tea, and Peter with Claudia are hooked up to the B.R.A.I.D. and are given choices of Avatars. Pete wants to be a “Bad @$$”, but Claudia says “I’ll just be myself” Peter drinks the tea and is tripped off into game. Communication is established with this reality and then Claudia says, “Fill ‘er up” as she hold out a cup for the tea.

We spiral through the brain into a fantasy land of generic landscaping and Peter with Claudia are walking on a road. Peter looks like a Gladiator, and Claudia makes an adorable Elf! Pointed ears and all. They both stop and look as Claudia asks “Is it me, or does that look a little bit like…” Pete replied: “Yep, Fargo made a “Warehouse 13 Video game!”

The Warehouse actually looks like it is a mix of a palace and the Warehouse itself. I am guessing this MIGHT be a coming item. A “Warehouse 13 game”… sans the seizures and health risks and trippy-tea, might just sell!

Claudia looks at Pete and says “Aaaaand, you’re a stripper.” “No!” Pete clarifies nervously, “I’m a Gladiator. It’s cool, right?” Claudia says “Yeah… nice skirt!” Peter looks at Claudia and says “Heh, nice ears!” She finds out she is not ‘Herself’ but is in fact, an ‘Elf’. “I said MYSELF!” Claudia grumbles. Pete tells her that is why she need to enunciate! All of their getting acquainted with their Avatars is interrupted by an Avatar of ARTIE! Welcoming the ‘Players’ to the game!! –This is Too COOL!!

Whump! Down our duo falls into the game through a wormhole-like portal! They end up inside “Fortress 13, the most wondrous place that has Never been seen!” Claudia sees they must play along in order to continue into the game. As they do accept the challenge to save the princess, Myka calls them on the Farnsworth. –Well, at least THAT works in the Alternative reality!

Now back in New York City, We hear the ‘mysterious music as Artie enters the gallery. Jinks is following Artie, saying the security system is far too sophisticated.. As Artie disables the door lock with a pen-like instrument. Jinks starts to enter the room but Artie stops him, pointing out the laser light beams crossing the room from every which way.

Artie explains; “To Warehouse agents, this isn’t burglary, it’s ‘creative snagging’.” as he launches a small device called an ‘Eclipse’ to the other wall, disabling the laser beams. They now stroll into the room. The laser detection system will be ‘off’ for 42 minutes and 59 seconds. The time of an actual eclipse. Pretty cool, huh?

Well, it WOULD be, but our Southern Belle, Agent Stukowski is there, and she knew they would be back! She tells them “You either include me, or ah’ll trip the alarm.” Will Jinks and Artie resist the guile of that Southern accent?? Do they feel the suspicion that I do?? Remember the tale of the “Crossroads’ and Deals with the Devil happened in the Deep South too. If “Scratch” (The Devil) talks like that in those fables, I’d be pretty careful!

Back in Palo Alto, Our team is hooked into the game and we see them on the sofa, hands and headband lit up, amidst beepage from the tech around them. Myka, meanwhile looks over the scans Lena has sent with Peter Rabbit early sketches and story lines. “Not the Peter Rabbit *I* remember…” Well, looking at these, I don’t recall that Peter Rabbit either! YIKES!

She says as she gets a mug containing pens and pencils, looking at it. Peter and Claudia, back in the game are walking about and it turns out they have been going in circles to about twenty minutes. They hear the cries of a female and see something on the floor. Pete tries to free it with his sword, but it did not work. Instead Pete felt (Yes, FELT) the full sensory experience Fargo was talking about. Claudia has a vial of ‘Purple goo’ so she reasons this is all involving an artifact and uses the gel to unlock the bonds of the captive.

On rising from the ground, the captive drops the hooded garb and it is revealed to be Lena… with wings! She tells the players that for freeing her, she will show them the way. As she turns, a ribbon of gold lights a path through the darkness. And because Claudia used her wits instead of brute force, Lena gives her a white feather. “This is your Boon.” She explains. “If you need to, you may call on Lena… of the Eagle People”.

Lena turns, wings spread and she flies away. Claudia and Peter continue on their way, unaware that some -THING- is following them. They continue to another room, which turns out to be a copy of the Dark Vault in the Warehouse. “Oh, No he didn’t!” Claudia exclaims “Pete assures her that yes, he did copy the Dark Vault!

In the center of this room a key lays on a small pedestal and Claudia picks it up. She recognizes it as the key to the black tower where they need to go to free the Princess. –I do not know what frequency they used but on the TV, my desktop and my iPad as I watched this on each, the sound used as the key glowed in Claudia’s hand got my dogs barking like mad. They got a sound in there that the Pom-Poms did NOT care for.

As Claudia turned back to Pete, he said “Claudia, WAIT!” They both look at the ground where it is like liquid now. They see a hand coming out and Pete offers his sword handle to the entity to pull it out of the mire. It is Doug Fargo! Fargo is relieved to be rescued and in this reality, his vitals slow down to normal. “Where’s Jerry??” Fargo asks as he reached to grab Peter’s controller…

“What happened to your controller?” Pete asked. “HE happened…” replied Fargo as we see the monstrosity with glowing eyes that was following Claudia and Pete.

The ‘Grim Reaper’ snags all their controllers as well. Pete tries to initiate swordplay but failing this, he turns to the others and says “You know, I think even in a video game, sometimes it’s OK to … RUN!!” They all commence fleeing to a safer area. The Farnsworth rings and Myka reports Fargo’s vitals are back to normal. She also tells them about the original Peter Rabbit stories being like a dream journal and very dark! Fargo points out that ‘executioner guy’ and the quicksand were NOT part of the original game.

They are guessing the tea has something to do with it. Seems the tea calls up darker aspects of the subconscious! Fargo always feared drowning and he was in quicksand. Fargo believes the ‘executioner guy’ is from Jerry’s fears. Myka tells them to find Jerry and get out of there as she continues to research more. Okay. But without the controllers how do they do that? Fargo says they have to play it out. Finish the game. Fargo tells them Jerry must have gone to the Black Tower! Off to the Black Tower!! …Myka finds out the girl on the picture mug with Jerry is an old girlfriend who they find out is called Hannah!

Back in New York City, Jinks and Artie are in the gallery. Artie uses a device which places a copy of the “Stormy Night” painting onto a blank canvas. “Nice!” exclaims Jinks. Artie says “This is a memory paper from the Johannes Gutenberg printing press. Van Gogh himself wouldn’t know the difference.”.

Agent Stukowski sneezed and she and the others are attacked by the original painting’s storm. Artie sees it was the puff of air from Sally’s sneeze that triggered the artifacts’ reaction. Artie sprays neutralizer onto the painting which stops the storm it was creating. Just when it seems we have won, the alarm system re-activates and summons ‘New York’s Finest’ to the museum!

Once again back in Palo Alto, Hanna comes into the room and sees Jerry and the others. She cannot wake him out of the game. She tells them she wanted more…something serious. She had waited for months and even found the ring he bought her. But he never asked her. Jerry kept putting off having a normal life with her, wanting “FARGAMES” to take off first. She broke up with him a week before.

My take on this people –Guys and girls who are heavy gamers, … you may want to take a close look at this. No everyone is willing to wait for you. Invite your loved one on board. they may well like what your endeavoring to do, they may not, but it is better to find out now, right? Stringing anyone along until YOU are ready is not cool. Establish yourself if you must do so, do it on your own or with your business partners first, THEN get your romantic interests going.–Just my thought on this matter.

We now see the gamers going through the white tunnel like the one in the first Warehouse 13 season. They get to a doorway and Claudia is all set to go on in to save the princess! Fargo wants to tell Claudia something first, but Claudia uses the key and walks in.

Oh, Em, Gee, the Princess is CLAUDIA!! A very, very… BUXOM, Bodacious Claudia!! Yep, Fargo had to do this in honor of “boy gamers” everywhere, right? “Our” Claudia sees this simpering, shrill voiced defenseless little girl version of herself and asked “What are those THINGS on my chest?”

During this jocularity, we hear a male’s voice weeping bitterly. Pete draws his sword to fight the prospective foe, instead finding Jerry who is now warning them of impending doom. We see the ‘real-life’ Jerry, vital signs going through the roof! Meanwhile in the game, the ‘Princess’ Claudia is dissolved by the ‘Executioner Guy’.

Pete goes to slay the thing and gets whacked down by the ‘Executioner Guy’! Claudia tries to revive Peter, while Jerry’s avatar, trembling and calling to Hannah, gets Claudia’s attention. “Who’d Hannah?” she asked as she tries again to revive Peter. Pete gets to the doorway to see the glowing eyes and then a wall of fire!

Back in this reality, our gamer’s vitals are all elevated and Gibson is freaking out a bit over Jerry’s heart rate of almost 230 bpm. Myka puts on a headgear. It is figured out, the ‘executioner guy is perhaps Hannah! Fargo says it is not….Oh, yes, it IS!! It is NOT only part of the game. They call on Lena! She appears and lends them her Steed! This is pretty good effects here.

Back at the museum, Artie and Jinks are in the back of a police car assuming Agent Stukowski has turned them in. But she actually had not. She gets our daring duo away from the local cops! NICE! But why was she so willing to do this? The plot definitely thickens!

Back in the game, Claudia, Pete and Fargo watch as Jerry is affixed into a guillotine and facing decapitation by the ‘executioner’… Which HE thinks is his fear of commitment (Hannah) Jerry pleads with the entity, reasoning his fears of commitment and that he meant no harm!

Claudia, meanwhile starts to hear the voice of her Doctor from her time in the Psychiatric facility. “This is all another delusion, dear” he says. Claudia turns slowly to the voice “Dr. Mitchner?” she asks… “He’s not real” she says as the avatar tells her “None of this is real, You’re an emotionally troubled young woman…Your brother is dead!”

Fargo and Pete are instantly bound in Strait jackets held by a virtual ‘assistant’ and Claudia also is now in a strait-jacket is now writhing on the gurney beside Dr. Mitchner. Claudia is screaming and terrified. “You’ve placed yourself in this delusion Claudia, hiding in the warehouse where you would feel safe… but you’ve been here all this time in this institution….with me.” The Doctor holds an arcing electro-shocking type device over Claudia’s head as she continues to scream. Dr. Mitchner continues; “You need your treatments, dear. You’ll feel better after your treatment, you always do…”

A red-hooded figure appears, shooting a flaming arrow at a site off screen, distracting the “Doctor”, I think at the ‘assistant’ who was holding Peter and Fargo in their strait-jackets at bay… which seems to snap Claudia back into the game. Claudia looses her bonds and jumps off the gurney, and dissolves Dr. Mitchner with the device he had been holding. He disappears into a spray of blue light, as does the ‘assistant’ who was with Pete and Fargo. I really like the “Virtual” game effects in this episode. Very cool!

Turns out, the red-hooded figure was Myka, who has joined in the game! She removes the red robe and looks like a dominatrix …Pete does not mind! Pete is all for this look. They all figure out when they were all confronted by their worst fears, seeing the others with them helped them get enough courage to cut through their fright. Now, they have to find Jerry and get him out of the guillotine! Claudia uses her “Boon” -The feather given to her by Lena earlier in the game, to get them out of there to where Jerry is about to meet his deadly fate!

Back in New York City, Agent Stukowski, Artie and Jinks are on a street side as Stukowski gives them a roll containing the real Van Gogh and got the ‘real’ fake one in the right place. All looks nice and cozy as she leaves them. Jinks see Artie is troubled and asks “What’s wrong?” Artie simply says “Something” as we see Agent Stukowski heading back to her car, while looking at a man in a taxi, who looking back her, nods calmly.

Back in the game, our team arrives where the ‘Executioner’ is Pete and the executioner are in swordplay. Fargo tries to off the demon-like creature but ‘she’ gets his controller… the one he had hidden… then Pete tried to run her through with the sword! NOTHING!! “Cheater!” Pete snarls as he continues to fight the menace. We get a glimpse of the Angry Hannah!!

Oh, heck, it is up to Jerry to face this demon. Myka and Claudia continue to urge Jerry to go to her/it and propose!-His fear of the proposal being this monster, he has to fulfill the proposal- and end this! Jerry runs to the entity and proposes to ‘it’. ‘It’ becomes a beautiful Hannah who smiles at Jerry and dissolves away.

Arthur (Artie) comes in saying “Congratulations Players! The game is complete! Now let us go get something to eat!” BANG, our heroes are back in Palo Alto, looking at their hands and gaming devices! They are all in this world again!

Now that all is well, we return to the coffeehouse and Claudia is stepping onto the stage. She did actually play and sing the song for “Real”. That IS Allison Scagliotti herself playing the song. Pretty well too, I might add! Song was “Where is My Mind?” By The Pixies from their ‘Surfer Rosa’ as well as their ‘Wave of Mutilation’ album.I like the original track, but Allison Scagliotti did a VERY nice job on the ‘acoustic’ version!

As we hear Claudia singing, we see Jerry, proposing on bended knee, ring and all, to Hannah. She accepts! We see the teapot from Beatrix Potter being placed on the shelf in Warehouse 13.Things are being put right in our Warehouse World.

As the audience applauded, we flash to a place where Agent Sikowski tells a person in a wheelchair; “It’s done.” A male voice instructs; “Now, wait.”.

Looking over the warehouse we now see the “Stormy night” painting in its’ proper place, but it starts to release light as tiny, mechanical-looking bugs swarm out all over the warehouse!

…To be continued!!

My Take…For What It Is Worth…

We all have fears. Every one of us. We can try to look all cool and nonplussed, but every single human being….maybe others too, have deep dark places we do not want to go to in our minds. It may well be interesting to actually see a game which calls us out in recognizing our fears. Fargo’s game, albeit fictitious right now, may be quite factual and ‘normal in a few years. Right now there are games and psychiatric methods involving games to help patients dealing with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and some fears like that of flying.

Simulation games to get at the root of these troubles is nothing new. but the methods may well become so sophisticated in ‘Virtual Reality’ within a few years, who knows what else can be done? Perhaps “Mind Control” will be served with these things we all now see as “Recreation”. I believe we all have a Response-Ability to be aware and perhaps act on any unhealthy fixations with video games in general. When a GAME takes over your normal life, this is not unlike the Addict seeking their next ‘fix’ of their chosen joy. Be it drugs, alcohol, sex, gaming, whatever it may be to you, we should maintain a boundary between ‘reality’ and ‘fantasy’.

I wonder now what the heck those darn Bugs are? Tune in next week as Warehouse 13 returns on Syfy with another great episode “Past Imperfect” 9 E/P 8 central time. We include the extended sneak peek below courtesy of Syfy via Hulu!!

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August 17, 2011
Warehouse 13: “Queen For A Day” S3x04 – How Our Past Can Make Us What We Are!

Hi Warehouse 13 fans,

It has been a while since I posted, but I can certainly say this; are we all are ready to rock and roll this week with our fearless Warehouse 13 team once again? You bet we are and I am certain you were too!

Once again the great Warehouse 13 cast and crew of Eddie McClintock as Pete, Aaron Ashmore as Jinks, Allison Scagliotti as Claudia, D. Brent Mote, Drew Z. Greenberg, Genelle Williams as Leena, Jane Espenson, Joanne Kelly as Myka, CCH Pounder as Mrs Frederick, Edward Rogers (music score), Mark Winemaker, Nell Scovell and of course Saul Rubinek as the always cantankerously fun Artie!

This week was extra wonderful with special guest star Jeri L. Ryan (Body of Proof and Star Trek Voyager). Ms. Ryan did an absolutely outstanding job in the fourth episode of Warehouse 13 “Queen For A Day”, as the soon to be yet unknowing queen no less!

The episode starts out looking like like Artie is having a bad day. We open in the warehouse with Artie chasing a rather strange looking bug. I have seen Japanese beetles about as large, and this thing looks like one of those…On STEROIDS! Claudia and Jinks are in… Shiloh Park (Tennessee) at a Civil War re-enactment event. Apparently they have to find a flask which was owned by Ulysses S. Grant is an artifact….Among a myriad of flask-wearing attendees! This ought to be good…. No, This is Warehouse 13. A loose Artifact is NEVER ‘Good’ in the wrong hands.

Pete had called Claudia to find out where the little marshmallows are kept, and starts to talk about Artie a bit, but Claudia sees Artie standing behind Peter. Pete tried to redeem himself and Claudia disconnects from their call. During some mild banter, Artie loses the dang artifact bug and the chase is on again. As Pete starts to help, Lena calls him. Now, it seems as though Peter is on a “Top Gun” kick, and is dismayed at having to explain what he means. “Has nobody seen ‘Top Gun’?” he says as Leena interrupts him with a message that someone is there to see him. “She says she is your Ex-Wife…?” Leena tells him as Peter falls off the chair.

At the house in town where the Warehouse team lives, Leena and Myka are in the parlour. Myka talks about “27 hours to Dubai and back, and I KNOW I should have gone to the Warehouse first…” as she brings out a beautiful little Beehive statue from her bag. “How does this get to Dubai, anyway?” She asks. “It is not like Dubai looks like Dakota or anything on the packing slip…”

Lena interrupts Myka to introduce her to Amanda. Amanda is wearing military uniform and extending her hand finishes “Amanda Lattimer”. Pete comes in during this awkward moment and Amanda gives Pete a collectible comic book. Peter is very happy and turns into a big kid. I know what that is like, I love getting gifts, be they returned objects or surprises, I turn into a large, playful puppy as well.

Amanda tells him she is there to get married to someone else. She has come to Univille to get her Grandfather’s ring back. As Pete goes off to get the item, Amanda picks up the little beehive and toys with it. A tiny door opens and something begins to happen in the little artifact.It appears to be golden, mechanical and VERY insect-like! My feeling is a familiar “Oh NO!” I have come to know only too well in Warehouse 13!

Artie comes in and then Myka and the awkward chatter continues as Pete steers Artie and Myka out of room… As the little top on the hive opens and a little article goes spinning down inside. As Pete gets Artie out the door and Myka is sent upstairs, we now see the tiny door on the hive open and a little, intricate bee jumps out onto the table – unnoticed by the people in the room!

I must say, the Egyptians were indeed an advanced people, as this hive and bee were from Warehouse 2, but just LOOK at the clean intricacies of the hive and bee. My father was a machinist/engineer and would have been challenged to make something so beautiful and small without his shop and perhaps even a watchmaker’s qualifications

Pete and Amanda reconcile as Pete holds the ring she has come for, and he asks about the new man in her life. Her wedding is the next day, so I think we all know something is bound to happen. As Amanda leaves, Pete hugs her and she passes the table where the hive sits a little too closely. The tiny bee falls into Amanda’s bag but no one knows! We see the bee sitting among her make up in the bag.

As Pete and Myka are talking about his former marriage when Artie comes in holding the empty hive. “Where is the Bee?” he asked, shrugging and …Logically…Very nervous! They remember the events and realize what has happened. Peter is none too pleased about this. He is saying “No!… No no no no no, an artifact did not fall into my ex-wife’s purse on her way to her PERFECT fairytale wedding!

No, That did not happen!!” Artie comes up to Pete reminding him of Arties’ law of Artifacts: “The worst thing that can happen with an artifact -WILL happen with an artifact.” Myka says “It is in Amanda’s bag.” Artie tells them all “NOW we can panic.”

Now we are at a castle in the Poconos, the scene of Amanda’s wedding. She walks in among the preparations for the event. Her phone rings and she narrowly misses getting the bee riled up as she brings out the phone to see it is from Pete.

She seems to debate about answering this when her fiance shows up. She puts her phone back into her bag, covering the bee. When her fiance asks if she got the ring, she reaches in to the bag to get it. It is at that time she is stung by the artifact bee. She is then distracted by a woman who is calling the caterer an idiot and draws Amanda away. As we see her walking off, her finger is an angry red, glowing a bit.

Back in the Shiloh Park, The Civil War re-enactment is in full swing. Claudia and Jinks are in a tent, looking over flasks. All of these flasks are not what they came for. Kinks asks why they do not flash badge and start doing individual searches of the attendees. Claudia tells him that is not how they work. Again using her favorite word “Stealthy”.

Claudia reminds him the other attendees would freak out when they find out someone there has Ulysses S. Grant’s flask. Apparently, if someone drinks from this flask, they will believe they are actually fighting the real civil war and not just acting it out. Jinks asks Claudia how they are going to get the flask when she see uniforms hanging there in the tent. Soon, They exit the tent dressed as Confederate soldiers.

Back at the wedding venue, We see Amanda coming out in her dress, which is quite beautiful to hear some bridesmaids debating about who was supposed to bring or do what. Amanda whistles to draw their attention and realizes her finger is actually getting worse. Amanda holds her finger out for the others to see.

As they take her hand, we hear the ominous ‘Artifact’ sound and see a light travel from her to them. As the light goes into the bridesmaids, they become very, very attentive, offering her Band Aids, Triple antibiotics etc.

However it is the tone of their voices that have my attention. Her fiance’s party enter the room; Three Marines in Dress Blues… and Amanda goes to hug them in greeting. Again with the sound and light, they are now under the spell The men now, are attentive, bidding her to rest and offering her a chair. Again, their voices are calm and almost robotic.

Pete now enters the wedding venue and sees this all happening. He is talking to Amanda and I see the bridesmaids and the Marines for her husband to be all hovering protectively around her. Myka Asked Amanda where they could talk privately. as the three walk away, the wedding party is right behind them in unison.

Her fiance-Mike’s parents appear and Amanda asked the others to keep them away from her for a while “I do not care what you have to do, just keep them away from me.” Amanda tells them. –Now, WHY do I get a really BAD feeling from this?? Oh, I do not know, possibly the way the sound of angry bees start to drone as the wedding party go to the groom’s parents? Not only that, it is the way the wedding party gags and picks the groom’s parents up and carries them out of the room.

Pete and Myka are now trying to tell Amanda that something got loose while she was at the Bed and Breakfast. But because of their security protocol they cannot tell her what it is! They do get to search her bag and found the bee (I do wonder if that missing stinger is going to be noticed… Well, OF COURSE it will! They have to finish this, right?)

Back in Shiloh Park, the Civil War groups are fighting and sounding ‘realistic’. Claudia and Jinks finds a man in Confederate uniform to speak to. They asked if he knew the one who hit him in his face. The man tells them “It was Private Johnson. The guy went crazy right in the middle of a skirmish… Started punching other players and hitting them em with the butt of his rifle… And we have rules against that sort of thing!”.

It is at this point a ‘Yank” comes up and fires his rifle at them “You’re DEAD, Rebel scum!” Jinks fires back at him “So are you!”. As the Union man falls he dramatizes by gasping “Long live Abe Lincoln!”.

Back at the castle, Pete and Amanda are talking in private. Amanda is also apologizing to Peter about their failed marriage. As they lean in for a final kiss (Where I am thinking “Uh-Oh, Pete is next) they are interrupted by Mike coming in asking where his parents are.

As we end the scene, Amanda said “Will at 15:00 hours, I will finally be Mrs. Michael Martin.” Mike jokingly agreed, saying “And I will finally own you, Woman!”. They do not see the spellbound wedding party staring down at them standing above on a landing. Amanda’s words echo: “Nobody gets in or out”.

So, of course Pete and Myka are stopped by the wedding party as they try to leave. Pete sees what Myka sees as the bridesmaids come at her as well. Pete pulls a Marine’s dress cap down over his eyes and using that distraction Pete and Myka run back into Amanda’s salon.

As a sword comes through the wood of the barricaded door, Amanda is also now clued in that there is something seriously wrong. She reasons to Peter’s “Need to know” that given that they under attack by her own wedding party, she is sure she “Needs to know!”

Artie has found details about the hive and bee at the warehouse. A female Pharaoh who ruled around 1479 B.C.E. “Hatshepsut” created the artifact using the pheromones of honeybees. The Pharaoh would then actually place the stinger into her own body to become a “Queen Bee”. Myka then looks at the bee they have and there is no stinger!

Shiloh Park is seeing more battle of the Civil war. We see a Union Soldier holding a gun on a confederate “Die you Rebel Dog!” The confederate replies “Dude, I shot you!” The scene goes to the Union man’s hip, where an ornate flask hangs from his belt. The Union man snarled “You will die Rebel, traitor… And I shall be victorious!! holding his rifle aloft. “…For my great country!” Well, if it isn’t our Private Johnson, who sincerely believes he is at the real Battle of Shiloh.

Private Johnson aims at the rebel and Jinks stops the shooting. (Remember, this guy really believes he is in the actual Civil War) Jinks is trying to tell him what is really going on. Instead, Pvt. Johnson again attempts to kill Jinks (Confederate uniform, remember?) Claudia comes up, dressed in female attire and asks Johnson with a southern drawl “You would not hurt a lady would you sir?”

To which Johnson replies “I would never harm a woman.” but he raised his bayonet “But I intend to kill this scurvy gray-bag!” Claudia replies “‘Fraid not…” ZAP! She Tesla guns Johnson! Seems Claudia made a ‘Mini-Tesla’. Small but equally effective! Jinks told Claudia about his big sister who was always saving his butt.

They grab the flask! -I want one of those min-Tesla guns! Great for protection in the big city, I can imagine the permits needed…Permits? Permits? We do not need to worry about Permits! The Law could always use less paperwork too, in trying explain what a “Tesla” gun is.

As Jinks puts it into the deactivation bag, the scene is witnessed by another attendee who says “Damn Trekkies, Always crashin’ the party, pretending they’re time travelers’ and walks off. I rather liked that!

Artie and Myka are talking on the Farnsworth. The Stinger is not in Amanda’s finger. Artie tells her it works it’s way through the body, drawn to the glands. It creates the pheromone production and anyone Amanda touched become ‘Worker Bees’ who are slavishly devoted to her every need and protection. So now they must break out of the castle.

They see the Bridesmaids clearing the large table in the reception hall, and meanwhile, the other Marines hit Mike and carry him off. Amanda tried to get them to stop, but they did not obey. By now they do not listen to her, but blindly continue to protect her at all costs!

The wedding party now has Mike tied up and on a table. It looks like they are going to kill him. Myka is on the Farnsworth with Artie who is telling them what is happening. The ancient Pharaoh Hatshepsut’s husband had been mummified alive by her attendees, so this was bound to happen to Mike!!

Artie calls back, he has found that the artifact bee is like a magnet. Holding this artifact over Amanda’s left clavicle (Collarbone) will draw the stinger out of her body. After a but of fighting to subdue the wedding party, Myka and Pete do, in fact, accomplish this task.

We see the light leaving all the effected parties after the -now complete- Artifact bee is placed into the neutralizer bag. They get up, bemused at what happened. None seem to remember being in fights or anything, but they all have bruises and battle wounds. Normalcy is restored!!

Although a bit disheveled, the wedding party goes off without a hitch and it was a beautiful ceremony. LOVED Pete’s explanation of the wounds on the wedding party to the groom – Mike Martin’s parents, “They ate bad mushrooms…. I guess they had a bad trip” I totally cracked up at this, being of an age to remember when “Magic Mushrooms” were a hot item!

Back at the Warehouse, Pete was telling Myka how it wasn’t his marriage he was trying to hide, it was his past self. He never wanted anyone to see him like that. Heck, Pete, I think we all are like this. I do not care how wonderful we may look today, our past is what shaped a lot of what we are. Claudia finds an article about Olivia Jinks, the ‘big sister’ who was killed by a stray bullet. Jinks sees her and tells her that is why he joined the ATF.

Jinks assures Claudia it is okay, as she starts to apologize for making him sad…again. Jinks tells Claudia about his sister. “She was your age, and I’ll always remember this one time we were….” as Artie looks at them through a window from another room.

My take… For What It Is Worth…

So, in this episode, the past came up to visit our fearless team. We find out that much as that past may not have been our finest moments, it is what makes us what we are today. There are many things am sure we would like to erase in our pasts, but we cannot erase ourselves. The best we can do is accept those times we fell flat on our faces, times we made bad decisions and learn from it. Our mission here is to grow, so consequently, we did not arrive here knowing everything, being “Good at” everything, we have had to come to our own fruition through trial and error.

The problem with some people today is that they do not LET GO of some past things. We have to try to MOVE ON and stop living the past over and over again. Best to try to figure out what we learned from it and stop dwelling in the murky waters of what WAS, This is something we all have the ‘Response-ABILITY’ to do, the rest is all Choices we make.

One of my favorite adages is: “When you wonder if your mission on Earth is done, if you wake up the next day… it is not.” Long may our fallibility and growth continue!

Warehouse 13 returns next Monday with the exciting episode “3…2…1” featuring the return of one of our favorites actresses, Jamie Murray, as the evil minded H.G. Wells! we include the extended sneak peek below courtesy of Syfy!

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August 3, 2011
Warehouse 13 “Trials” S3x02 A Journey into Healing From Past Memories!

Hi, Warehouse 13 fans!

It is so great to have Warehouse 13 on TV again! I do not know about some people, but I for one missed this amazing show while it was off air for a time starring Allison Scagliotti, Aaron Ashmore, CCH Pounder, Eddie McClintock, Genelle Williams, Joanne Kelly, and Saul Rubinek.

As we saw in the last episode, a new guy has joined the team! With a last name of “Jinx”, although it is spelled “Jinks” this could get interesting!

The man can tell when you are lying or being truthful. Come to think of it, maybe he is related to my Mother. She too had this uncanny ability. Jinks really had no idea at all what the job entailed, being a Warehouse agent. but this was a whole new career opportunity for our Mr. Jinks. He just did not know it yet! He was resistant at first, of course who would not be?

I enjoyed the last episode’s opening, having been a musician for over thirty years… involving a guitar once played by none other than Jimi Hendrix! I would have loved to just HOLD that guitar, for just a few minutes!Our Agents Claudia, Artie and Peter were trying to get into the room so Claudia could bend the pitch of the strings.

Jinks -who, at this time was an agent for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) could detect truth from lies just like that, he just KNEW if someone was conning him. Artie finally just told the truth and Jinks believed him telling them to go in and fix the problem. Once that was done, Artie had to tesla-stun Jinks so they could get away.

Later, Jinks is in his home and receives a voice-mail from who we know to be Mrs. Frederick. “Turn on your lights. I need to speak to you”.Jinks turns the light switch and there are Mrs. Frederick with two others. Mrs. Frederick is scary in how she can just appear as if from nowhere. Thankfully, my bosses have never been like that! Those words from Mrs. Frederick to Steve Jinks says it all… “A world of Endless Wonder!”. Jinks is being asked to join the Warehouse team.

Jinks arrives at Warehouse 13 to be met by Claudia who opens the door for him and -Shades of Peters’ first day, “Artie made cookies”. In the episode, the Warehouse team dealt with a manuscript of Shakespearean writings by an embittered playwright. Whenever someone got a page or passage of the artifact, they started to become cut, stabbed or even in one case bitten by a snake. Key was for the dying to recite the prose in the play to survive. As most people did not realize what to do, they wound up dying. Agent Jinks almost met this fate! We also saw our favourite BAMF return, our wonderful Myka!!

Agent Jinks was, I guess one could say, a tried by fire Warehouse agent… After all, he WAS almost killed by an artifact!

“Trials”

We open in this episode with an airline pilot and his colleague coming in to final descent to Seattle. The pilot suddenly loses his ability to fly the plane. It is as if his mind has gone blank. It would make you think he was having a transient ischemic attack, or ‘Mini-stroke”.

As the commotion happens on the plane, we see Myka settling in to her place as a warehouse agent again. Morning meeting is discussing the Pilot. Peter wants to take a train to Seattle as he apparently doesn’t like to fly.

Artie is telling Steve Jinks and Claudia that they are going to Boston, as an auction house is going to be auctioning off the butcher knife which once belonged to Mary Mallon (Typhoid Mary) The knife enables its’ owner to transmit its’ disease or injury to anyone. Artie tells Steve and Claudia to go, bid, win! Claudia asks if Artie is not coming along, but Artie is off to a memorial service to a regent who had been killed in a boating accident. Claudia is excited to get her own mission!

Now in Seattle, the Doctor is telling Pete about the pilot. Yesterday this was an accomplished pilot, and now he has regressed to a five-year-old mentality. Physically, he is fine. At that same moment, a surgeon also gets the strange look on her face, as her mind is also wiped. While she has not regressed as severely as the pilot, she too is now like a teenager, asking for her “Mom” and saying she wants to go home.

Claudia and Steve are in the auction house bidding on Mary Mallon’s knife. Claudia has also given Steve a nickname: “Poopy-Pants”. It is after the auction they are told by the curator that the artifact was in fact a fake. The real one has been stolen!! They find out a janitor who was working there had left early. He did not go home ‘sick’, he had actually quit the job. The Curator said that the Janitor was an older man, that maybe the work was a bit too much for him. The Janitor’s name by the way? Owen Larson! Off they go to try to find this Owen Larson fellow!

Pete and Myka find a connection to the two people who are in hospital, they both ate at a place called Jalapeno Harry’s. That is also the scene of a murder of one of the waitresses who worked there. Peter tries to get information from “Ken” the server there. Ken tries to tell them what he can, but the police and all coming around, it is scaring the customers.

The night she was killed was April sixth and that is also the night those two people were there for their dinners. Two customers are being called as witnesses to the murder…. Our two victims! Peter is now telling Myka that the suspect is a Jeffery Sedolia, that he is presently in custody and the trial starts next week.

Myka tells Peter via the cell phone that they had better work fast. The Pilot is now catatonic and has no memories, the doctors feel the involuntary actions will soon quit as well. Swallowing, and even breathing.

Claudia and Steve Jinks are now on stakeout outside of Larson’s residence. They are hoping to find Mary Mallon’s knife and retrieve it. Claudia is getting a bit big headed about being a senior agent, and Steve is calling her on it. Claudia thinks Steve is attracted to her, but he clarifies that he is, in fact, Gay. Okay, I can see this coming in handy in a future episode, but otherwise I saw no reason to bring that into the storyline at all… Unless he is telling Claudia that to have her back off from him. Who knows?

Jinks is also a Buddhist type and tries to get Claudia to park her ego in the back seat, accept that she IS in fact a good agent. Claudia’s over exuberance about being the lead agent in this mission stems from her own lack of confidence, Jinks knew this from the get-go.

Now, we are in the jailhouse with Jeffery Sedolia. He is telling them he is innocent and that may be a cliche, but he maintains he did not do the murder. Peter and Myka talk to him about why their victims are getting sick. Jeffery’s Lawyer is trying to imply the Warehouse agents are trying something for the prosecution, but they are not. “Shouldn’t you be trying to protect Eric?” asked the lawyer.

Peter and Myka know nothing about this man. Jeffery Sedola is now giving up a name of someone else: Eric Bell. Jeffery claims he drove Eric home that night. His Lawyer says the prosecution will claim Jeffery drove back to the restaurant to kill the waitress….”Tire tracks match his car” he concludes.

Peter and Myka learn the Mother of the murdered woman is very vocal, having been on the news every night about the case. At the completion of their interview, a reporter named Courtney Moore and her team walk in for an appointment to interview the Mother….Again. Like, ‘Every evening’ “Again”.

Peter and Myka don’t seem to like this. It strikes me that the reporter and the mother of the waitress already have Jeffery Sedolia tried and convicted in their mindset. I would also point out that has been happening in real life as well. A very famous case in Florida had all these same elements…Art imitating life, perhaps? Media can infect the public opinion, making a fair trial almost next to impossible.

Claudia and Steve Jinks are awkwardly chatting in the car and see Lawson leaving his place. Claudia and Steve approach Larson, but Larson pepper-sprays Steve in the face. The chase is on and as Larson runs up an alley, a car door opens and Artie is there! The door slams Larson down who now is writhing and yelling “My knee… my knee!!” Artie and Larson both grab for the artifact, we can see the transfer of energy between Artie and Larson. –I think I spotted a ‘blooper’ The transfer should go from User (Handle) to Victim (Blade). If it is omnidirectional, that is fine, but the effect is much better, in my humble opinion, if there is a one-way path to the energy transfer.–

Unfortunately, Larson gets away. Claudia knows Artie was spying on her. She feels in a way, hurt that Artie doesn’t trust her. But he does, really, I think he was looking over her to feel proud of her. I doubt he would have stepped in if there were not a good reason to do so. Artie really does care for his agents and can sometimes come off as a ‘Mother hen’ over their well being.

Peter and Myka are back in the hospital, and we see Eric Bell is also affected! He is like a child wanting to see “Jeffy” as his mother tells him “No, Honey, he can’t come play.” Mrs. Bell says he has been like this all day. They find out that Courtney Moore has been speaking to the witnesses and now feel she is behind their afflictions. Myka is interrupted in talking to Peter as he too falls into a state of confusion and memory loss! He seems to be like a teenager, telling Myka “Aw, man… you’re Hot!…Who are you?” and is no longer the Professional Peter we know.

Well, I guess it is NOT the Reporter after all!! As Peter is now in a hospital bed, he is acting like he has just lost his father. His sister is going to college in a couple of years. “Everybody’s always leaving me” … It is as if Peter has gone back to another time in his mind, before Myka, Mrs. Frederick, the Warehouse… Myka goes to see Courtney Moore at the newsroom and while questioning her, COURTNEY is now mentally wiped out!

Seems Courtney tried to get into Jeffery Sedolia’s lawyer’s face, Jeffery told Myka “She folded like laundry.” The attorney, Sawyer stood up to Courtney and it did not go well for her. Seems all of our inflicted people have Sawyer in common and now the connection is being made to him. But…How? How is he doing this?

Claudia gets a ping on the Farnsworth and they have found Larson. Off they go, and they think they know why he took the knife! As our team enter a hospital, we hear the ‘artifact’ sound. We see the handle of the knife in a young man’s hand as he lies in the bed as an eerie light travels from the young man’s hand up through the knife to Larson’s hand.

Larson sees Jinks and Claudia enter the room and tells them “You’re too late. You can take me away now… but you’re too late” “We’re not here to take you away, we just want the knife!” Claudia tells him. Larson says “He’s my son! It’s not fair…Now it is!” Steve looks on the young man in the bed and says “Cancer.” as Larson continues: “Leukemia.” Steven says “I’m sorry…” Larson tells them “I couldn’t just let him die, he has a little boy!” As Larson sets the knife down next to a picture of the young man and his son,

Claudia says “So you started researching cures.”. “Anything” Larson agreed. “Even a crackpot theory on an urban myth website about Typhoid Mary’s knife.” Steve concluded “That’s why you took the job at the auction house, to get the knife.”. Larson carried it further: “Sounds insane! A knife that could transfer illness, but when I gave that fella my busted knee, well…!” Claudia said “But that means… now YOU’RE sick” “Now it’s fair.” said Larson “My boy’s life is just starting out. He can watch his son grow up, protect him. Now it’s fair”.

Larson looks as if he wants to cry as he asks them if they are going to arrest him for taking the knife. I like what Steve Jinks said “No. We don’t go after bad guys, we go after artifacts” At this time, Larson’s son wakes and sits up in bed looking confused at all of them.

Myka is now in the newsroom and Courtney’s assistant is showing her something he was made to promise not to share with anyone. The video of Sawyer telling Courtney off in front of the courthouse. Myka notices Sawyer is wearing a tie clip of an interesting design. All the people effected were those who had been in contact with Sawyer.”Who wears a tie clip anymore?” Myka asks softly.

In the jailhouse, Myka is told by Sawyer he had received the tie clip as a gift, no note. He said it sounds silly, but he feels confident when he wears it. The clip is nice looking and has “W.W” on it. They tie it to asking questions… Walter Winchell Winchell was famous for pulling information out of people.

Myka sees Winchell’s photo on the Farnsworth as Lena tells her about him and she notices that there is also a set of cufflinks on Mr. Winchell as well. Lena asks her “You think this is a bifurcated artifact?” Myka surmises “If the Tie clip pulls memories out of people, maybe the cufflinks put them back in…! Winchell didn’t leave a trail of brain-dead interviewees… I need to find those cufflinks!”

Lena has already done some homework. Seems a cub reporter was working at the news agency when Winchell started, a Louis Thompson. Thompson’s granddaughter; Sara Bell and her son Eric are living in Seattle!

Myka goes to the hospital to find Eric is gone, and Mrs. Bell had check him out about an hour ago. “A miraculous recovery!” the doctor said “It’s weird… He’s fine, now!” Off goes Myka to track them down! But she stops to reassure Peter she will be back. Myka is now at the Bell household. Myka has a Tesla gun on Mrs. Bell turns the garbage disposal on, threatening to drop the cufflinks into it. Myka is trying to appeal to her for them.

Eric comes in and says “It was an accident! I have to pay for what I did1′. Eric is ready to step up to the plate like an adult and face the fact he killed someone. He is shocked to learn about the tie clip and cufflinks, how his mother used them to ‘protect’ her son. Eric goes to his mother after Myka took a shot at the switch, turning the kitchen dispoal off by bullet… Eric gently hugs his mother, takes the cufflinks and hands them over to Myka.

Peter is restored by looking at the cufflinks. The others will also be back to normal now as a nice song plays in the background. Claudia and Steve watch Larson’s family together in the medical center and the artifact (s) are safely put away in the warehouse.

Now in a meeting area the Regents are speaking to Myka, who has agreed to come back. They needed to know and they needed her to know she was ready to return. The story about the waitress and her murder came out here as well: Eric Bell was dating the waitress in secret and when she tried to break up with him and he had gone to the restaurant to try to talk her out of leaving him. Apparently it “Ended Badly” as one of the Regents put it. Myka had a lot of self-doubt and regret after the trust she had placed in H. G. Wells who turned out to be a bad one. Myka needed to trust herself again. “Welcome Back!” they tell her.

My Take…For what it is worth…

I notice the common theme in this episode is Parental love for their offspring. Parents will stop at nothing to protect their ‘children’. Be it from a criminal act, or devastating illness. But, I also wonder, how may of us go to those old pawn shops and look trough the old jewelry trays of rings, pendents and what-not, thinking perhaps we may find a hidden treasure? When I was younger, I would go with my mom and look through all the old things, hoping to find a “Junk” ring that would turn out to be real gems and gold! Or to find a framed picture, maybe to secretly a map to a treasure chest! I would wonder if the huge pendent in the window had once been worn by a Knight or some hot shot in history.

But, alas, I was not as fortunate as Harry Winston, The Diamond man of Jewelry fame. HE is the one who saw a tray of junk rings and one ring caught his attention. He bought it with his allowance-Legend has it 25¢- and Harry loved the vibrant green stone in it. …I would too. Darn thing was a real emerald and when re-cut fetched a small fortune of that era! I love to go through antique shops, pawn shops and sometimes, albeit not worth a lot of money, I have indeed found nice little things which I still use today.

So, maybe I will never find the elusive jewelry or “Old table” worth thousands of dollars. But maybe, just maybe… our next trip to that little shop could net us an Artifact of a bygone age. I do hope we would know how to wield that kind of power.

Join us next week for Warehouse 13 on SyFy channel when Sasha Roiz and Lindsay Wagner join the show! This will be another great episode!

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July 21, 2011
Warehouse 13 “Reset” S2x12 Review and Analysis with Full Episode Video!

Welcome back Warehouse 13 fans,

Oh, dear! We have left the Last episode with our intrepid Pete Latimer (Eddie McClintock) and Myka Bering (Joanne Kelly) in Egypt, after they successfully shut down Warehouse 2 and saved Mrs. Frederick from a fatal ‘download’ from the ancient Warehouse 2!

Seems SOMEONE hired three students to go on an archeological dig there, but because they were detected by the Warehouse as ‘Intruders’, the three boys wound up dead and in a mummified state in Alexandria, Egypt.

All this to the utter incredulity of the Warehouse team heroes Claudia Donovan (Allison Scagliotti), Mrs. Frederick (CCH Pounder), Artie Nielsen (Saul Rubinek), Myka (Joanne Kelly), H.G. Wells (Jamie Murray), and Pete Latimer (Eddie McClintock) were stunned to say the least!

Of course, this drew attention from the warehouse 13 team when their ‘Supervisor’ Mrs. Frederick started to become almost ‘Possessed’, speaking in Demotic-The tongue of Ancient Egypt. They discovered in the archives, that when the ancients were under siege by the Romans in 31 B.C. The Ancients did not have time to shut it down properly… so they buried it all, lost to the ages, until now.

Our Team; H.G. Wells, Myka and Peter were off to Egypt. The mission? They had to properly shut down Warehouse 2 or IT…Yes, IT would take over Mrs. Frederick and result in killing her. You see, a Warehouse of this nature is more Organic than your average structure. When Warehouse 2 was ‘awakened’ by the students who entered it, it started to seek out its’ caretaker. However, as the caretaker of Warehouse 2 had been dead for over two-thousand years, it went in search of the current caretaker…. In this case, that would be Mrs. Frederick. As Warehouse 2 became stronger and establish a link to Mrs. Frederick, the current Warehouse would… Die.

We saw some wonderful Egyptian artifacts and tests that Warehouse 2 laid out for its’ protection and our team was ultimately successful in shutting Warehouse 2 down. Right in the nick of time, I might add. If Mrs. Frederick became ‘Eclipsed’ a new Agent would have to be appointed. At the modern warehouse, Claudia was the only likely candidate. She and Mrs. Frederick were bound at the wrists by Dr. Caulder and just as the final ‘tick’ of the proverbial clock was about to strike, our team in Egypt successfully shut down Warehouse 2!

Mrs. Frederick and Claudia made a discovery about how the students wound up in Egypt. Money had been used from Warehouse 13’s own funds! By none other than H.G. Wells!!!

Myka and Peter were summoned to another part of the Warehouse 2 by H.G. Wells. When they got to her and started to excitedly tell her about stopping the demise of Mrs. Frederick and Warehouse 13, Helena said “I hope you can forgive me” as she turned to them, aimed her gun and stunned them both. She walked out, leaving them in the now deceased Warehouse 2, leaving Poor Myka and Peter on the stone floor.

“Reset”

Myka is coming to to hear Peter calling to her in Warehouse 2. They find the warehouse is filling up with sand! Myka remembers the modern Warehouse has a back way out, surely this one must have a back way as well. as tey see a way out, Peter sees it is quite high up. There is a hatch in the ceiling. As they are trying to find a way to get up to the exit, Myka is looking at the original ten books of Plato!

I would have LOVED to go in and look all those artifacts over…Such rich history and art, All I could think is “Wow!”. Peter asked about a snake around a rod, and Myka said it is probably the rod of Aesculapius. Maybe a form of Healing devise! Although that turned out to not be the case when the snake came alive and hissed at Peter, Myka found a magnificent treasure, The Wings of Daedalus!! Daedalus was the father of Icarus who in legend flew too close to the sun.

Pete put the wings on and they started to shimmer beautifully and he lifted up off the ground with Myka holding onto his back as the wings caught the wind… In fact, the wings seemed to generate their own lift! As they went higher and higher, the Farnsworth started to work and Artie tells them H. G. is a bad guy. “WE KNOW!!”

Peter and Myka said in unison. But Artie was right outside the hatch, he got it open and Peter, with Myka flew up to the outside and Artie. As they landed on Terra Firma, Peter said “‘You’ve got to let me keep these!” Artie replied “Oh, right, because they worked out so well for Icarus!” Turned out, according to Artie, the Farnsworths were designed to work deep underground but when he lost their signal he realized Helena had jammed the Farnsworths somehow. Farnsworth ‘rings’ again, it is Claudia: “Hey guys? H.G.’s a bad guy!” All three yell back “WE KNOW!”

Now our team is back at Warehouse 13. Warehouse 2 is -again- buried and lost to the ages. I would have loved to go through that place and bring back some of the mystical, magical artifacts! Artie is saying how H.G. Wells has been planning this for a long time. Mrs. Frederick as if by magic, appears. She is asked about an inventory system at Warehouse 2 and then explains how they could tell if an artifact was not in its’ correct place if the sign had a seated Anubis, it was OK. If the figure of Anubis was running, The artifact was not in its’ place.

Mrs. Frederick is able to see the sign of Anubis running by the “Rack Of Spears”. Then she loses memory of anything more about it.

Claudia remarked how Helena had hacked into the account to fund those students and found the location of Warehouse 2. Even before she was “Bronzed”. She must have wanted an artifact from WH 2, but what was it? Checking the inventory from Warehouse 2 via Mrs. Frederick, they found it was from the rack in Warehouse 2. Helena has accessed the account and Claudia sees H.G. has booked a flight to Paris!

Peter is now getting set to leave with the others and talks to Dr. Kelly Hernandez on the phone as she tends to a Labrador dog in her practice. He tells her he does in fact love her and they plan to see each other after this trip.

Back in Warehouse 13, Claudia is telling Artie about almost becoming an agent while Vanessa and Mrs. Frederick were there in the last episode. Claudia almost became a bona-fide Warehouse agent and she is frightened about this. “I can’t even buy a wine cooler in this state and… well…” Artie assures her that nothing will happen without her complete and total consent. Claudia is relieved and they get back to business at hand.

In Paris, France, Myka and Peter are going to find Helena’s daughter’s resting place. They speculate whether or not the spear has resurrection properties. Could Helena be trying to bring her daughter back from the dead? I somehow do not think so. Even in the sore state of grieving, people know there are boundaries. They found out from a local man that the cemetery has in fact been moved. Helena is talking to an attorney about Christina and Then Pete and Myka find the paperwork about Christina in the lawyer’s office.

Meanwhile in the crypt where Christina is interred, H.G. and the lawyer are there. She affirms that Christina’s been taken care of to her specifications and the lawyer said she had. They stand as Helena reverently gazes at her daughter’s final resting place.

He asks her if he may leave now, but H.G. tells the lawyer to remove his shoes and step into this…As she pours a tar-like substance onto the marble floor of the crypt. He ultimately does. The tar-like stuff starts to come up onto the lawyer’s feet.

H.G. spills water onto the gunk and he starts to sink into the ooze What she called a Primordial tar from Pitch lake in Trinidad. When the water was added, the goo became like a tar pit, taking him down to a fate like the prehistoric wooly mammoths of old met up with.

Pete and Myka come in right in the nick of time to save the lawyer from his fate of the fossils and Helena gets away. They find a handle is missing from the coffin holding Christina.

Back at Warehouse 13, they had used Mrs. Frederick and her memories of Warehouse 2’s inventory to find out it is not a SPEAR, so figuring out the shape of the handle from the coffin, they did in fact figure the pieces are separate and when joined is one disastrous item: the Manillan Trident! This prehistoric Weapon of mass destruction was responsible for the destruction of the Manillan civilization in the fifteenth century B.C.E. by a catastrophic volcanic eruption. The Fara volcano which formed the island of Santorini.

The first artifact to be housed in Warehouse 1 by Alexander the Great. It seems Mc Phearson knew about this and had debronzed H.G. to get it all together and was going to tell the others about her. The Trident, when jammed into the ground three times causes a fissure in the Earth’s Surface. This was why the Romans invaded Egypt. Cesar wanted this power for himself.

H.G. found out about all this and went on the hunt for the parts of the Trident. It seems she has all she needs now! A ping alerts and they see that H.G. has bought a plane ticket to Wyoming.

Meanwhile, Dr. Hernandez receives a parcel, containing a lovely compact. The compact has the letters “L.A.B.” on it which Kelly thinks means “LAB” as in Labrador Dogs. Kelly uses the compact and takes a picture which she sends to Peter. Peter showed the picture to Myka Then… He receives a call from H.G.!!

H.G has a bit of villainous banter with Peter. She tells him she has closed all her accounts. She recommends he check up on Kelly. Claudia is tracking H.G. on a Farnsworth-type GPS and finds H.G. is heading to Bryson Reservoir…. in Yellowstone! The Yellowstone Caldera! Artie brings out the seismic maps and finds the six known volcanoes in the world… The most powerful of these is thought to be in Yellowstone.

If H.G. gets to this area and jams the trident into the ground, this would have an effect of monstrous proportions!! Millions would die immediately, but the far reaching consequence would be far worse. Last time a volcano blew like this, seventy-five thousand years ago, it created the ice age from which only six thousand humans survived. H.G. hid the part of the trident on her daughter’s coffin back in 1899. Now, she apparently has the whole Manillan Trident in her possession! It seems H.G. Wells’ nefariousness knows NO bounds!! Our heroes go to find H.G. Wells and the WMD (Weapon of Mass-Destruction).

Peter, by this time has left to go to Kelly. he never sent her a compact and now knows H.G.Wells did. Oh, Nothing good can come from that gift… Except, maybe, INSANITY! Peter arrives at the veterinary practice to find Kelly standing there, looking at him. Peter starts to talk to Kelly, He frantically looks around for her and Kelly enters the room, holding the compact up to herself. She speaks softly and lovingly to Peter. Then, she brings out a knife and tries to stab him!

She doesn’t seem to be aware of this. She is emotionless as she attempts to kill Peter. As they both stand off for a bit, Kelly say “Oh, Pete, I love you!…. And that’s why I have to kill you!” Peter gets her under control and when he takes the knife from her, she is unaware of what she tried to do. Peter looked at the knife, calling it “Lorena Bobbets’ knife”. Kelly says she is very thirsty. She weakly asks Peter to get her some water and he goes to do so. But it was a ruse by Kelly. As he is getting her water, she shoves a syringe into his buttock and he falls out, sedated.

In Yellowstone, We are with Myka and Artie, who use a subterranean heat sensor to find the most vulnerable spot for the trident to have its’ full effect. and H.G. Wells comes up behind them. Helena is holding the Trident. When asked what she could possibly want with this… Money? Power? Helena tells them “This is not a Bargaining Tool! I intend to use it, right here and right now!”

Back in Kelly’s practice, Peter is restrained and gagged on the metal exam table. He is coming around as Kelly stands looking over him. In the quiet way that only Warehouse agents have, Claudia …behind Kelly, starts to speak with her. Kelly tells her “You can’t be here right now. I have work to do…” as she uncovers an old axe on a nearby table. Kelly lifts the axe aloft and goes toward Peter. Claudia fights Kelly, and the mystery artifact is indeed the compact. It belonged to none other than Lizzie Borden!

Just as it looked like Peter was going to get his “forty Whacks” Claudia but the compact into the artifact de-activation bag and Kelly is back to normal. She remembers nothing at all about trying to kill Peter. Apparently, when one looks into the compact, one wishes to kill the one they love. Kelly is totally confused. Kelly is completely torn up in remorse. “I… I tried to kill you!” she says and runs out of the exam room.

Back in Yellowstone, H.G. Wells is holding the Trident and Myka asks why she would want to kill millions of innocent people. “Innocent?!” Helena replies “Open your eyes, Myka, haven’t you looked at the world in which you live??” Myka continues “So because you lost your daughter… because you’re angry…” Helena interrupts her: “No, Don’t you dare!” …Now, is just me, or does anyone else know when “Don’t you Dare” is said with a proper English accent, that one is in deep doo-doo? But, I digress…

Helena continues: “This may have begun with Christina’s murder, but it’s not about THAT! I foolishly believed if I were able to go back in time that things would have improved! A utopia would have emerged, but here we are, over a century later, and things have actually gotten worse! The divide between rich and poor, hunger and famine, war and violence and hatred… all flourishing beyond control… Indeed, men have found NEW ways to kill each other that were inconceivable in my day, even by FICTION writers!”.

Myka pointed out that millions are struggling against that every day! Helena goes on: “This planet needs a rest from what you’ve done to it!…It needs a chance to repair itself.” Myka understands now and says “Oh, my God, you seriously intend to start another Ice Age!” Artie looks about for something as Helena replies “The only way to save this world is by destroying the parasite who are eating it alive!” as she raises the Triad. Artie quickly pulls out a gun and saying “I don’t normally do this” shoots Helena in the shoulder. But HE is the one wounded, because H.G. is wearing the Corsican Vest. Once owned by the Corsican brothers who were twins, when one got hurt, the other one felt it. H.G. Wells then plunges the Trident into the ground, Strike One!

Helena has now achieved the first plunge of the Triad into the ground. Fissures start and the famous Yellowstone Geysers all start to spout off. The skies start to fill with clouds, speeding along and Artie, still over on the ground, wounded, reminds Myka “Three times. Don’t let her do it three times!” Myka tries to talk to Helena. “What about the millions of mothers who will lose their daughters just as you lost Christina?” Helena replies “this is no world for a child.” Mykas said “I don’t think you believe that.” Helena tells her “NO? Watch me!” and the second plunge into the Earth is administered.

Geysers, new ones, also start up, thunder rumbles in the skies as they darken ever further. Myka is talking to Helena saying if she had wanted to kill them she would have done so in Warehouse 2, Artie would have been killed in Russia… That is why she called Pete this morning “THINK, Helena! THINK!” Helena does in fact look bemused as she pulls the Triad out of the ground. Myka is beseeching Helena’s good side. Helena grabs Myka’s wrist saying “NO! Stay away from me!”

Myka takes Helena’s hand and places her gun into it “Then go ahead! Kill me! I mean we’re all going to die anyway, right? Just Shoot me! Shoot me now!!” She stands to Helena “Kill me. But not like a coward! I want you to look me in the eyes as you take… my… life!” Helena does not fire, and as she is distracted enough for Myka to grab the Trident from her. Helena is defeated!

Now we are back at Warehouse 13 and one of the Regents is talking to our heroes as H.G. Wells is taken into custody. Peter asked him “So, if you’re not going to rebronze H.G. Wells, where’s she going to go? Some…weird… place that we don’t know about?”

The Regent replies “The less you know, the better you will do your job.” He also told them they had done an excellent job in retrieving the artifact and preventing worldwide disaster, ” is the Prime Directive of the Warehouse agents. H.G. Wells was a formidable opponent. She fooled us all” Myka tells him “She didn’t fool Artie.”

As the Regent leaves, Claudia and Artie are in the Warehouse office and Claudia asks “Are you gonna die on us every year? Because, You know, it’s getting kinda boring.” Artie looks like he is going to say something with a finger pointing up and Claudia says “No finger wagging at me, old man….” She breaks off and looks like she is about to cry. Artie looks at Claudia “Hey…heyheyheyhey….kiddo… I plan on making your life Hell for a very long time.

Peter walks into Kelly’s practice. Peter and Kelly have a bit of a farewell scene, Kelly is leaving. She is (I believe) frightened of what Peter is involved in. No saving it, She is leaving. She kisses Peter and say goodbye as she leaves to finish packing up her practice. Peter stands alone, bemused in the exam room.

Next, Peter and Myka are in the loft by the main Warehouse office and Peter is talking about leaving this job.. Myka tells Peter he would have left already if he was going to leave. Peter goes to talk to Arte, and after that, Mrs. Frederick shows up and Myka gives her a letter for Artie. This last case upset her enough that she is now leaving. She feels terrible that SHE trusted H.G. Wells when others did not. Myka never wants to be in that position again!

Mrs. Frederick enters the office where everyone – except Myka – is gathered. She seems to feel sadness at Myka’s decision to leave the Warehouse team, but knows this is what Myka wants to do. Sitting down among the team, she now reads Myka’s letter to the rest of the team as we see Myka walking out.

“Artie, It breaks my heart to write this – we both know the Warehouse is my happiest place. I’ve thought a lot about this and I can’t stay here. If I do, I’ll second guess myself into oblivion. Please forgive me, but I have to go.

Pete, you’re the big brother I never had. I wish I had your strength. I know I frown at you and punch you a lot, but I’ll always love you. Please be careful.

Lena, you’re the only mom they have. Watch over them and make sure that Artie eats right.

Claudia, Take good care of Pete and Artie. Let’s face it, you the only real adult in the group. I wish I could be there to see you grow into the amazing woman you’re going to become. I love you all….

Myka.”

Pete then runs out of Warehouse 13 in hopes of catching Myka, but instead only observes the dust in the fields as her car is leaving. 🙁

My Take…For what it is worth…

I’m really impressed with the artifacts and how all the details (Fact and fiction) are interwoven in the stories of Warehouse 13. The way the agents get so close, like a family, their happiness and tears shared by the group… Warehouse 13 returns on July 11th and I, for one, hope to see Myka come back. If not, there will be a big void to fill by the writers and team of this amazing show!

H.G. Wells’ breakdown is I am sure, not new to many. The state of this world and the people within it breaks my own heart at times. We pollute the heck out of this planet, we consume and consume, expecting our resources to always be there. H.G. Wells … like many of her (his) day were visionaries. They all thought by now, we WOULD in fact be a Utopia. Flying cars, Amazing healing technology, self-sustaining fuels, clean air and happiness!

Well, We DO in fact have many of these things, but the greed of Corporations, Governments and so on, seems to stop us from realizing the ultimate world. We could have those flying cars and clean energy, but Oil is big business. We could have amazing healing, but Medicine is big business. The list could go on, but it is simply best put that when the greed of a few outweighs the good of many, just how ‘advanced’ are we really?

Warehouse 13 returns for it’s third season tonight July 11, 2011 9 PM E/P 8 central with “The New Guy”. In the meantime below is the full “Reset” episode video courtesy of Syfy via Hulu! !

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July 11, 2011
Warehouse 13 “Buried” S2x11 Review and Analysis with Full Episode Video!

Welcome back Warehouse 13 fans,

Last episode, we saw what “Time Travel” really meant. One did not physically travel back to another time past, rather, their consciousness inhabited the body and mind of someone in the past.

While Myka and Pete were back in 1961, they inhabited the bodies and minds of Jack and Rebecca, who were Warehouse agents themselves and were investigating the murders of four women by a Jonah Raitte.

Our crew of heroes Claudia Donovan (Allison Scagliotti), Mrs. Frederick (CCH Pounder), Artie Nielsen (Saul Rubinek), Myka Bering (Joanne Kelly), H.G. Wells (Jamie Murray), and Pete Latimer (Eddie McClintock) were stunned to say the least!

But Jonah Raitte was not, in fact the killer. His wife, Beth was. She was vanquished by Myka/Rebecca and Peter/Jack hid the artifact in a cherry orchard which Peter in the modern day retrieved for the return to the warehouse.

Rebecca St. Clair was dying of cancer and H.G. Wells and the team gave her the last gift of seeing Jack again by placing her into the young Rebecca…. only for a few minutes. Despite repeated attempts by Pete Lattimer, the events of the past could not be altered. This saddened Peter, as he had hoped to perhaps save one of the murder victims. He, like everyone else, learned the ink in which the events of the past, are indelible.

As we know, H.G. Wells’ (Jamie Murray) daughter was killed during a home invasion robbery in 1899 and we are treated to the knowledge that Helena herself did go back in time to ‘deal with’ her daughter’s killers. Helena also mentioned that this ‘time travel’ happens randomly in nature. but her ‘Temporal Consciousness Engine’ when applied, would last for 22 hours and 19 minutes.

“Buried”

This episode opens with Pete serving breakfast to his new love Kelly. A bit of fun banter ensues over Peter only having one banana to split between them. She points out if they were at her place, they’d have had a better breakfast. HA HA! Pete agreed and she swipes BOTH halves of the banana as she walks out of the dining room.

Later, Peter is at the Warehouse and talking about Kelly and getting more serious. Helena is there and says, “I have nothing against the opposite sex, most of my lovers were men…” As she smiles at them. Peter appears a bit uncomfortable and we move along to Kelly. Myka asked him “Do you Love her?”

During the banter, Mrs. Fredrick seems – again – to appear out of nowhere. She reminds Peter that he is allowed to share the true nature of their work with only ONE person in their lives. So the question is not whether he moves in with Dr. Hernandez, but “Is she your ‘One’?”.

Now, we are in the beautiful city of Alexandria, Egypt and in a marketplace, we’re enjoying this time with three young men. One of them – spying three attractive women -says he may just start a harem. Another one of them is trying to text his kid sister and finally has a signal. One of the others reminds him: “Dude! No phone calls!” John says “It’s my kid sister. She’s eight! Who’s she going to tell?”

The other man says “No one’s supposed to know we’re here…” tries to continue when he is suddenly very, very dry and coughs. He punches back water and is unable to speak as we see he is drying up in front of us. Soon, we see the other boys are also desiccating as they try to get help for their friend… and then for themselves. The effects were good enough to be a bit unnerving.

At the Warehouse, Mrs. Fredrick starts to also have problems. -Back in Egypt, another of our trio also begins to become completely dried out amidst screams and chaos in the marketplace..Mrs. Fredrick, back in the warehouse begins to speak the words “Uds Pookah s’fet” (I spelled it phonetically…I’m not fluent on Ancient languages like Demotic-the language of Ancient Egypt) over and over.

A deep, Male voice seems to join with hers. According to the translation Claudia finds in their computer, it means “The Penalty Is Death”. Peter asks “What, do you have this thing set on ‘Extra Scary’?…” As they start to look at the possibility of artifacts in the warehouse from Egypt, a news brief from the State Department flashes up about the deaths of three American Students in Alexandria, Egypt. From their first showing of symptoms, their deaths were almost immediate.

In Pittsburgh, PA, at the home of one of the students, Peter and Myka, with Helena are trying to find out what the boys were doing in Egypt. According to John Dempsey’s Mother, the boys were not even supposed to be in Egypt. They were supposed to be on an archeological dig in Peru. Mrs. Dempsey says maybe she should call Terry and Rod’s parents… and starts to cry… “What happened to our children?” Myka promised her they will find out.

Meanwhile, Helena sees the little sister coming down the stairs and goes to her. Gently, Helena finds out the little girl’s name is “Gabrielle” (Gabby) and gets to see the family’s computer. She gets the picture of John in Egypt which he had texted to Gabby right before he died. Myka shows the image to the warehouse team on her Farnsworth and hieroglyphics on the wall behind john seem to strike everyone. Myka is ordered to bring her team back and is disconnected by Mrs. Frederick. Turns out the symbols are actually markers of “Warehouse 2”!

Apparently, “Warehouse 2” woke up and is trying to find its’ caretaker. Peter is astounded at the thought of the warehouses being like a living being. Mrs. Frederick tells him “You know by now the warehouses are more Organic than your average structure..!” Warehouse 2, now awakened sees Mrs. Frederick as its’ caretaker because it would tie to the current caretaker of the Warehouses. That is why she started to speak Demotic. In 31 B.C. when the Romans attacked, the agents of the time did not have time to take artifacts and leave the warehouse properly, so they wound up burying it.

Artie and Claudia go to a room where all the documentation of the past warehouses are kept. Looking at the photo of John Dempsey and the wall behind him, Artie deciphers what the hieroglyphics mean. Turns out, the three students apparently broke the seal and woke Warehouse 2. That’s why they dessicated as they did. Warehouse 2 is back online and while it exists and gets stronger, Warehouse 13 will begin to die. “So we need to find Warehouse 2 and shut it down.” Claudia concluded.

Back in Alexandria, Myka and Peter meet Mr. Valda. One of the Regents to assist them in Egypt. They drive off to the Valley of Alam Mafaza. This was the location of Warehouse 2. Makes me wonder who set these Warehouses up, and what the heck was the very first warehouse like?

It looks as if they are at an archeology dig campsite. Clothes left out and other things tell the agents that the dead students had planned on returning to the camp. In one of the tents, Mr. Valda and Peter find a map of the local area.”Where on earth did they get this?” asked Mr. Valda.

Peter said: “Looks like they thought they were going to get rich” Mr. Valda replied: “Instead they got a facefull of deadly hematite and natron. basically, they were mummified alive” But that’s nothing compared to the challenges that await us within.” Three word always come up in dealing with Warehouse 2; Mind, Body, Soul. Mr. Valda shows the other the key which will shut down Warehouse 2 once they get inside.

Helena needs some advise of what the fashionable British Archeologist wears to such event! This picture was very cute! I love some of the ‘comic relief’ in this show. one starts to really get serious, then they throw something in like this. Helena said she was wearing what the fashionable Archeologist would wear. Myka corrected her, telling her this what what movie producers THINK the fashionable Archeologist should wear!

Back in the warehouse 13, Mrs. Fredrick is wired to headgear, which is trying to override the input of Warehouse 2. Beside her is a machine – in usual ‘Warehouse’ tech (Read “Steam Punk”). On the round screen of the gizmockus is a moon. As the moon is ‘eclipsed’ this indicates how much of Mrs. Frederick’s mind is being eclipsed by Warehouse 2. Frederick’s eyes become wide as the Demotic speaking begins again.

Our team in Egypt has now gained entry to Warehouse 2 and it looks spectacular! Peter references the King Tut exhibits and how this puts those exhibits to shame! In the large great hall are posts, Obelisks, if you will, standing in parts of the floor. One Spot in the floor has no obelisk in it. Unfortunately, the Warehouse’s defenses are active and the huge room shuts our heroes in as the ceiling starts to lower! It will crush our team if it is somehow unstopped!

Based on a game called “Pancakes” Peter figures out the posts in the floor must be removed in order before the ceiling touched them. Then the right one has to be be stood in a certain spot. He’s right, the post stops the ceiling. Now, these posts must weigh quite a lot. I am impressed by the teams’ fitness and they move these about!

As they are moving the Obelisks about, Mrs. Frederick is again speaking the ghostly language of Ancient Egypt. Artie is growing more and more concerned for her. She could in fact, Die if the second warehouse takes over her her mind!

It is during this that we return to Warehouse 2 and we see the final Obelisk placed into the floor. The ceiling touches it and stops!

Just as they feel relief at this victory, a door opens to a hallway. As they go to it, they see very sharp, deadly blades swinging up into the floor…Which would cut someone to pieces if one did not know how to get through it. The blades, being assisted by bursts of flame make this a rather precarious task! Peter thinks the hieroglyphics are code for how to get through the hall.

Back at the Warehouse 13, Vanessa (Dr. Caulder) returns to see Artie. Mrs. Frederick is still fighting the second warehouses’ input. We see the moon is eclipsing quite rapidly as Mrs Frederick grows weaker and weaker! Vanessa is there, hopefully to try to help her, or to assist in the transition to another who would become a Warehouse agent…Succeeding Mrs. Frederick.

Back in Egypt, the Hall is still ablaze with the blades coming up constantly. Helena has an idea and fires a shot to send a cable down the hall to the other side. She affixes it to their side and they start across as an echo sounds the word “One Must Die” in Demotic.

Valda tells Peter “The Water Bearer holds the key” as he tosses the key to Peter and assures Peter that he’s right behind him. As they get across, they see Valda is staying back and the cable is on fire. Peter wants to go back and get him, but Valda yells back “NO! You come back, we both will die! ‘Moot-Kah’Tu’ ONE must die! This is as it must be! Now, GO!” Mr. Valda falls into the flames. Alone again, without their guide, our trio is now going with Helena thru another door.

Dr. Caulder, Vanessa, is now with Mrs. Frederick and it is clear she is there for Frederick. “Your neurofunctions are dropping Vanessa tells Mrs. Frederick. The headgear starts to act up and Vanessa asks if Mrs. Frederick is in pain. As Mrs. Frederick hisses “Yessssss!” she is bending a metal chair arm with amazing strength. Vanessa says “Her connection with Warehouse 2 is getting stronger. Artie tells Claudia to use his Farnsworth to try to reach the team in Egypt, but she can’t. “I have a feeling their Farnsworths are out of range.” At this point, Artie has to go check on something, and Mrs. Frederick starts to speak in Demotic again. Claudia gets the translation: “Where once there were four, now there are three.”…More word and the translation: “And two will lose their way.”

Helena holding the torch aloft enters what appears to be another sub-chamber, like a temple with a large face in stone on the main wall.

As the others follow, We hear the voices of their loved ones talking to them. Helena hears her deceased daughter, Peter hears Kelly and Myka hears a male voice. Suddenly, we are in the 1800’s and Helena is with her daughter – now alive. Peter is with Kelly, kissing her passionately and Myka is back at the modern Warehouse accepting a cup of Americano coffee from Artie. All of these we know are illusions and all three of our heroes are with those they love as if they are no longer in Egypt at all.

But we know they are very much in Egypt, their minds are where they want to be. Helena is embracing her daughter and is overjoyed to be with her again, Peter sees Kelly and tells her “It’s you!” Kelly say “It’s me, I’m right here” Peter says “No, it’s you… You’re the One!” Myka, meanwhile is being given an assignment from Artie in the false reality. Back in Egypt, the face on the wall has glowing eyes. Helena promises her daughter “I’ll never leave you!”. As the statue’s eyes glow through the scenarios, Peter confesses the nature of his job. Kelly tells him “That’s OK. I will always be right here for you and I can keep your secret because I love you!”. We see them in the Chamber looking entranced….As the floor starts to crack under them.

The glowing eyes seem to suspend them all in a hypnotic state as the floor starts to fall away. Our trio starts to notice an odd, red light in their scenarios: A glowing brooch on Christina’s doll, an Exit sign in the Warehouse with Artie and a large red square in Kelly’s room with Peter.

This seems to draw our heroes back to reality and Myka’s the first to start questioning the reality. “This… isn’t … real” she says … She begins to shout in the chamber and the others are still entranced. Myka shouts and gets the others to come around as they do they all look into the face of the Medusa!Myka throws her torch into the eyes of the Gorgon.

The eyes grow firey and then dark and then the face turns up into the wall, the floor becomes sound again and where the Medusa’s face was is a doorway.Peter realizes that Kelly is ‘The One’ he can share his secret with. Helena is most upset and cries for her daughter. Myka comforts her and reminds her of the task at hand.

Vanessa is with Mrs. Frederick and talk of what is to happen if she dies. Claudia refuses to even consider this possibility. A new Warehouse Agent must be appointed while she is still alive. Claudia is the best one to be chosen for this, apparently. Mrs. Frederick starts to speak Demotic again, but now no translation. Out trio has reached the Ancient “Office” of Warehouse 2.This is where the Ancient’s “Artie” would have done business.

They look out over the vastness of the Warehouse 2 and see an amazing shimmering light out in the center. Helena says it is safe to assume that is what is effecting Mrs. Frederick. She tells the other to wait and lowers her torch into a well in the office. This starts an oil fire which travels about the warehouse and we see the beautiful illumination travel to light the whole place.

Peter sees a wonderful Astronomy wall, as I would call it. Holes in a wall, allowing pinpoints of light into the room, but to me seems to mean the stars. Hmmm… “The Water Bearer”- Aquarius? Look for Aquarius and they have the key! Peter and Myka go to the pinpoints as Helena takes off to check out the warehouse….Or is she?

Granted, the view out over the inside of THIS Warehouse is spectacular as it does indeed Come alive

Back at Warehouse 13, time is running out for Mrs. Frederick. Vanessa tells Claudia there’s no time left. We see scenes of images and what I think is data coming to Mrs. Frederic’s brain and she starts to speak Demotic again. Vanessa wraps an iridescent green band around Mrs. Frederick’s wrist.

Mrs Frederick is receiving the data download from Warehouse 2. It is all the things in Warehouse 2 and is happening very rapidly on the screen

Holding the other end out, apparently for Claudia’s wrist to also be wrapped. Back in Egypt, Peter and Myka stand at the wall Peter is clicking on to what the wall is. They figure it out, as Vanessa tells Claudia to give her her wrist. As Vanessa is wrapping the band around Claudia’s wrist,…

The key is placed in Aquarius and it has indeed shut down the Warehouse! Mrs. Frederick commands “STOP!” She is back! I think at this point even Claudia looked very relieved.

In Warehouse 2, Helena shouts “Myka! You have to see this!”…. She sounds very concerned about something she sees in the main warehouse!

Claudia is being told by Vanessa she sill be ready to be an agent someday, and Vanessa leaves. Mrs. Frederick is now requesting to be debriefed and about what happened while she was ill. Claudia is telling her about those students who went to Egypt without anyone knowing not being rich enough to do this on their own. Could they have been hired by someone to find Warehouse 2 and it was someone with long arms and deep pockets. “If I find the source, I find the bad guy.” Claudia finished. Claudia mentions that Artie has been gone for hours now. Mrs. Frederick tells her the search came up with something: “I got a Ping?” Claudia asks. “You got a Ping…” Mrs. Frederick replies as she shows Claudia the computer screen. The money used for their search came from Warehouse 13! And if you read the screen, You will know WHO got the money out!

Back in Egypt, Peter and Myka go to Helena and starts to tell her excitedly about the night sky map and how they fixed the warehouse. Peter starts with “I did it… well, WE did it…!” Helena says softly as she stands with her back to them “I do hope you can forgive me” as she turns to them, holding a warehouse gun on them. She stuns them both. They fall to the ground, unconscious!!

My Take… For what it is worth

I will not say I told you so, because I did not see this coming either. H. G. Wells had me fooled as well, because I had had hopes she was in fact a good one. Seems she has an agenda of her own and we will have to wait until the next Episode “Reset” to find out what she has planned for the Warehouse 13 operatives!

I enjoyed the heck out of this episode. Loved the rich historical location of Egypt and seeing how far back in history Warehouses have actually existed. This show with all the artifacts and historical figures is one of the best around. We will have to see how Peter, Myka, Claudia and Arte, Let alone the Regents can stop the now known to be evil H. G.Wells!

Warehouse 13 returns this evening July 11, 2011 at 9 PM E/P 8 PM central on Syfy with “The New Guy”. In the meantime, we include the full “Buri3ed” episode courtesy of Syfy via Hulu. Enjoy!

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July 11, 2011
Warehouse 13 “Where And When” S1x10 Review, Analysis and Full Episode Video!

Welcome back Warehouse 13 fans!

In past episodes, we see that a mystery woman, Rebecca St. Clair (Roberta Maxwell) was found and a mystery about a Warehouse Agent known as Jack was solved. Rebecca turned out to also be a Warehouse Agent. A ring found in the room where Jack stayed showed he was going to choose his Rebecca over the Warehouse after all. All this much to the surprise of Claudia Donovan (Allison Scagliotti), Mrs. Frederick (CCH Pounder), Artie Nielsen (Saul Rubinek), Myka Bering (Joanne Kelly), H.G. Wells (Jamie Murray), and Pete Latimer (Eddie McClintock).

After the short recap about a debronzing of a historical figure, we find out H.G.Wells actually a woman. Her daughter Christina was murdered and she felt she has lost everything important in her life, except the Warehouse. She was once an Agent at Warehouse 12. She petitioned to be re-hired as a Warehouse Agent, then after proving herself to be loyal was reinstated as a Warehouse Agent much to the chagrin of Artie. Artie says he will never trust H.G. Wells again!

“Where and When”

We open in Green Bay, WI in 1961. A woman is running for her life down what appears to be a residential street. A hooded person confronts her and we see in shadow her stabbing…. Then a strange occurrence, she seems to turn into glass.. Two other people are witnessing this oddity and when the woman has become transparent, the attacker pushes her to the ground. Her now fully transparent form falls backwards.

A glass shatters to the floor in the warehouse and Claudia sweeps up the debris as H.G. Wells looks on. “I make you nervous, darling?” H.G. Wells asks politely. “Nervous?” Claudia asks as she works. “Why would I be nervous…? You’re…not… Evil, you’re part of the Team now…!” as Artie comes in with folders about their new assignment.

A bit of a row develops after Arties’ abrasiveness rubs off on Helena and the others. As they all start in about Helena and the warehouse, a voice rings out “Excuse me…” They turn to see Rebecca. “So, Are you kids still in the Artifact finding business?”

Rebecca brings out information about a man who in 1961 was the editor of a magazine called “Where and When”. He also murdered three of his secretaries. Jonah Ross was actually Jonah Raitte died of natural causes in 1981, but the murders were done with an artifact that altered the body chemistry of the victims: Blood, bone, etc… were all turned to glass.

The artifact was never found, and Jack and Rebecca both had a time loss experience simultaneously. H. G. Wells asked Rebecca if it was 24 hours. Rebecca replied that it was 22 hours and 19 minutes. The next scene shows H.G. and the others in her section of Warehouse 13 as H.G. is opening a crate there. Rebecca asks her “What does it mean?”

H.G. turns to her saying “It means someone used my time machine.”… OK, Then! Looks like some more fun to be had with time distortion. The scene returns after the introduction music and Helena is explaining the time machine isn’t a vehicle like it was in her novel, “Physical Time travel is an impossibility!” “So it’s not a Time machine.” says Pete.

Helena replies “It’s a temporal consciousness transfer engine. That means to traverse the space-time continuum using one’s mind.” What this means basically, is that one from this time could actually go to the mind of someone in another time and live a day in that time. Feel what they feel, see what they see. The person you are in a sense ‘Inhabiting’ blacks out and remembers nothing.

So, it is not an actual physical manifestation of you, winding up in a 1920’s saloon or anything. Well, heck! I would have loved to go back to 1964 and place an iPad or modern Laptop on a table at NASA or something! Maybe go back in time and buy up a load of IBM stock for myself! Guess I would have to make sure to inhabit someone rich, buy a bit of IBM and lock it away in my modern name to redeem today.

Okay, Okay, back to the show..

While still in the “H.G. Wells section” Claudia finds a letter and something else that does not look like it belongs there. The letter reads: “Dear Charlie, Do me a favour and put this in the H.G. Wells Storage area. Don’t ask about it, don’t bring it up, Trust me. — Jack” Rebecca says “That’s not Jack’s handwriting”. “I know,” says Pete “It’s mine…!”

Myka is now coming down the stairs in the house and sees Artie sitting, waiting. He says she does not have to tag along. We can tell Artie is not very happy with Myka because she supported Helena being reinstated as a Warehouse agent.The fact that he never trusted McPhearson and McPhearson debronzed H.G. Wells and did not in fact ‘Have Artie’s back’ still rankles Artie. After a small quarrel, Artie say that he will handle this one on his own and walks out.

Back in the Warehouse, Myka returns and tells the others Artie has gone to check out Raittes’ apartment on his own. She sees their expressions and says “What?” We now watch a couple in 1960’s clothes and hairdos on a video.

It is Pete and Myka. Myka is inside Rebecca’s brain and Pete is in Jacks’. Pete references a line from Total Recall. Their banter in a sense proves they are indeed Pete and Myka. Pete was going to tell what the artifact actually is when the tape breaks. “Maybe we should wait until Artie comes back.” Myka says. Rebecca points out the longer they wait, another person’s life is in danger.

Now we watch as Helena places headgear on both Pete and Myka’s heads. Rebecca remembers how she had awakened in an orchard with Jack kissing her after their blackout. It was after this case that the two of them fell in love with each other. At this point Pete asks “What happens if something happens to Jack and Rebecca while we’re in their minds?” Meaning what if something kills Jack or Rebecca. Helena says “I suspect your minds will be lost… forever.”

She and the others all look about at each other. “Hoping not!” Helena says as she places the headgear onto Pete. “I can’t change the past” Helena says to him “But maybe you can” “So…” Pete says “Is there like a big countdown?” Helena replies “Nope!” as she pulls the switch. The platform with Pete and Myka starts to turn ever faster and the clock winds back into a sea of white.

Pete (As Jack) and Myka (As Rebecca) are in an old newsroom setting. Cigarette smoke fills the air, The clatter of typewriters and muttering reporters blends in with the strains of “Why Haven’t I Told you?” on a radio.

They look at themselves in the glass of a curio cabinet and realize they made it. They were Jack and Rebecca in 1961. Their boss Charlie Martin comes over to snidely ask if they are done fixing their hair and nails. Ultimately Charlie tells them “I need you in Calcutta. You’re off the Glass Girl case. if another Glass Girl turns up I’ll get back to you.”

He leans over his desk “This is on direct order of Mrs. Fredrick! That lady terrifies me!” Rebecca and Jack talk him into one more day. Oh, and they will need all Charlie has on Jonah Raitte.

Jack and Rebecca (Pete and Myka go off on separate ways to try to spot the Artifact. A fun scene of a typing pool with the typing music mixed with the clatter of old typewriters lightens the mood. All the references to 1961 with the music and ‘Steaks for a dollar’ is actually pretty cool!

Rebecca is trying to make an old tape recorder work and acts very flustered when another secretary comes to her. “First day?” she asks. Myka recognizes her as Roxanne. Jack is at the Raitte home, being let in by Jona’s wife.

Jack has used the Secret service ploy and is “Clearing the area for a presidential visit”. While in her home, he remembers the tale of Raitte and the four dead women.

Jack is getting a bit personally invested. Talking to people knowing they are hours from being killed can do that.

Back at the Warehouse, Power fluctuations and Helena becomes a bit nervous. We also see Rebecca is having pain. She is not well. Claudia growing concerned asks Rebecca what is wrong. She had too much pain to reply, We next see Rebacca resting on a couch and Artie holds up a bottle of medication. Artie had gone through her handbag and found a cancer drug, Erlotinib.

Seems most Warehouse agents do not live long enough to die from Cancer, but Rebecca accepts the prognosis of “Grim… and that’s optimistic” She says to Artie. “I always said I would find that artifact, if it was the last thing I did.” Artie clasped her hand and said “Rebecca.. We’ll find it!” He really seems to care very much for Rebecca. It is a special bond with Warehouse Agents.

Meanwhile it is found out by our daring duo in 1961 from Charlie that Raitte had taken tax deductions of a separate residence on Hoover street. Roxanne had been murdered on Hoover Street! Jack and Rebecca go to try to stop her murder (They were the two people who witnessed her killing I had mentioned at the beginning of this episode)…

They meet Roxanne on Hoover street and try to stop her, but she is frightened and runs off, right to the hooded figure who stabs her. She shatters as she hits the sidewalk. Just as Raitte pulls up to see the two of them standing over the pile of glass. IT IS NOT RAITTE WHO IS KILLING THE WOMEN!!

At the Warehouse, Artie has found a clot in the power supply. He throws a switch to stop the current. This jeopardizes Pete and Myka’s Lives! He does not know what he has done!

Raitte and Rebecca with Pete are now told by Raitte that he was never sleeping with the women, he was trying to take over the magazine with their help. Raitte actually valued the women highly and felt they could really shine in a company that would appreciate their abilities!He thought the other two women, Meredith and Ruth were off in Los Angeles, but is shocked to learn they too are dead. “We have to get to Beth! Before it’s too late” Pete (Jack) tells Raitte and they all run to the car.

Back at the Warehouse, Artie is confronted by Claudia and Helena about what his switch-flipping could have done. Artie is dead set against Helena, claiming she is trying to kill Pete and Myka. It becomes quite a snarl when Rebecca’s soft voice tells Artie “I asked them to do this, so if you want to kill the one responsible, Fire away.”standing defiantly up to Artie.

Artie is still as Helena gets up and said they had to get this sorted out. “If we don’t fix this, we’ll lose them… They’ll die!” She tells Artie Stand over me, watch my every move… But let me save them” Artie looks at Helena intently as he says “If they die…I won’t bother rebronzing you….What do you need?” “A new power source!” Helena replies and they go off to try to fix this.

Back at the Raitte Residence, the trio rush into the house and Jonah calls out for his wife …who does not answer. He turns to Jack and Rebecca “She’s not here. That’s good, right?” “Why is it good, Jonah?” Beth asks as she enters the room, smiling. Jonah Holds her in a tight embrace and says “I was so worried about you!” She stepped back still smiling saying “You shouldn’t be, I tried to make it so you’d never have to worry!… Ever! that we’d always be OK”

Rebecca/Myka is staring… she knows something is very wrong. Raitte tells his wife about Meredith, Roxanne and Ruth having been killed. Beth looks over at Rebecca saying “So, you went right out and got yourself another whore!” still smiling like the psycho she is becoming in front of us. Raitte stares at Beth “What?!?” “I took care of the others! And you just bring another one around?” Myka’s got a weapon aimed at Beth now and she said there’s got to be another way.

Beth clocks Jonah, knocking him out. Beth tells Rebecca, “You just… shoot your little ray gun there, and hit my husband!” Pete/Jack grabs Beth from behind and the fight ensues. Beth stabs Pete/Jack in the hand and his arm starts to turn to glass.

Myka/Rebecca tackles Beth and throws her into a china cabinet and frees the artifact from Pete/Jack’s hand, which turns quickly back to normal. Myka/Rebecca and Beth are now fighting and Beth is getting the upper hand until the inevitable sound of a stabbing takes place. Beth falls back and starts to turn to glass.

Raitte sees what is happening to his wife as she says with dying breaths: “I wish you loved me more…” As the glass overtakes Beth, Raitte, brushing beth’s face with his fingertips gently and finally understanding the gravity of what his wife had done exclaims: “Those poor girls!…I wish you’d loved me less…!” Beth is now completely glasslike. Raitte walks away, When Beth has become entirely glass, Pete/Jack pulls the artifact from Beth and she lays there, shimmering like a diamond – even her clothing has become glass.

They plan a way to keep the artifact in hiding until they could retrieve it in the present day. They found a camera in the credenza and make the video they had watched at the Warehouse. Now they are telling Raitte he has to run. The other women and now his wife, She tells him he is the prime suspect. “Where do I go?” He asks them. Myka/Rebecca tells him “St. Louis. Trust me, you’ll be safe in St. Louis” She them hands him the tape in an envelope. “We need you to mail this movie. It’ll clear your name someday.”

The envelope is addressed to the Warehouse 13. They plan to hide the artifact in the Cherry Orchard. So, now we know how Rebecca and Jack woke up in that orchard! As they pull up to the hiding place they recognize from Rebecca’s memories. The Warehouse team is trying to power up the Time machine to bring back Myka and Peter, and they finally try the method of beating a fist down onto the machine. Just like with an old TV set, IT WORKED! Meanwhile, Peter/Jack and Myka/Rebecca dig under the cherry tree to bury the artifact. Jack is trying to leave a note for Rebecca, but are brought back to the present before he can finish it. The note blows away in the wind. Back at the warehouse, Myka and Pete return.

After they tell the others they know where the artifact is and it is all getting settled, Rebecca asks if the machine still works. She wants to see Jack again. Helena explains the trip would only last a few moments… and they are not sure they could bring her back. “Why would I want to come back?” Rebecca asks softly. Artie understands exactly what she wants to do.

Pete is digging under the tree in the orchard and finds the artifact. Next, we see a news clipping on a computer screen “Rebecca St. Clair, Local Teacher, Dies at 81”

Artie looks sadly at the computer, Myka walks in. Artie tells her “Turns out the artifact is from a Cinderella story. Instead of a handsome prince giving her glass slippers, Cinderella used the knife to… Well” [Edited for children].

We return to the orchard in 1961, and Rebecca wakes up to see Jack laying there, sleeping. Rebecca looks elderly as she rises. She brings out a compact and looks at herself to see her youthful face looking back.

Jack wakes up and she tells him “I’ve missed you so much!” Jack replies “What?” and Rebecca kisses him passionately. As she pulls away, we hear a rush of sound and realize that the ‘Modern’ Rebecca has gone. The Rebecca there now has no memory of the last 22:19 hours and she is taken aback. “What are you doing?” “Something I should’ve done a long time ago…” and kissed her again. They fall back into the ground in the orchard. Rebecca is given the second chance we might all wish for. She got to see Jack that last time before she passed on.

My take….For what it is worth

I’m normally well-controlled-emotional, but I was blubbing like a baby with the beautiful music they used in this closing of the episode. This was very well done and should strike a chord in any sentient being

All joking aside, we might all wish to turn back the clock to days of youth and vitality. if it is true what Helena said about inhabiting the mind of another in a past time, I wonder what I would do if I could go back, knowing what I know now. Maybe we cannot change others’ realities, could we in fact change our own? Could I have left a note for myself to find at sixteen, saying: “Yes, you WILL need science and math in life. Study them!” or: “No, the guy you want to date is NOT a good match, he’s a doper”. Wonder if I would have listened to Myself? I sure as heck didn’t regarding my parents or anyone else. I wonder what many of us would have done given a ‘second chance’. There are a lot of things I, for one, would have done differently.

I also liked how Helena said about the memories of being in a different time “Happens randomly in nature”… Perhaps a whole new slant of the “Past Lives” theories? Hmmmmmm….!
Warehouse 13 returns in season three on July 11, 2011 with “The New Guy” so check back soon for our exclusive pre-review of the fantastic new season. In the meantime we include the full episode of “Where and When” courtesy of Syfy via Hulu! Enjoy!

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July 10, 2011

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