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Warehouse 13 - Fifth and Final Season - US Pace
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Syfy have announced their spring line up, and among the schedule is the final season of Warehouse 13. Season 5 will consist of 6 episodes and begins airing April 14th
From the press release
Everything has been building to the fifth and final season. Claudia’s (Allison Scagliotti) epic battle with Paracelsus (Anthony Head) will unleash an unexpected horror -- and the Warehouse may never be the same. In the new season, the entire Warehouse team confronts old questions – and new revelations. From a painful realization that Pete (Eddie McClintock) and Myka (Joanne Kelly) must face, and Artie (Saul Rubinek) accompanying Claudia on a soul-searching journey about her sister, to Steve (Aaron Ashmore) colliding with his past, the final six episodes of Warehouse 13 takes viewers on an emotionally-charged roller coaster ride. Warehouse 13 is produced for Syfy by Universal Cable Productions. Jack Kenny (The Book of Daniel) is executive producer and showrunner.
From the press release
Everything has been building to the fifth and final season. Claudia’s (Allison Scagliotti) epic battle with Paracelsus (Anthony Head) will unleash an unexpected horror -- and the Warehouse may never be the same. In the new season, the entire Warehouse team confronts old questions – and new revelations. From a painful realization that Pete (Eddie McClintock) and Myka (Joanne Kelly) must face, and Artie (Saul Rubinek) accompanying Claudia on a soul-searching journey about her sister, to Steve (Aaron Ashmore) colliding with his past, the final six episodes of Warehouse 13 takes viewers on an emotionally-charged roller coaster ride. Warehouse 13 is produced for Syfy by Universal Cable Productions. Jack Kenny (The Book of Daniel) is executive producer and showrunner.
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Only 6 eps, bloody Syfy
Might have to go US pace since it's the final run - depends when UK Syfy will get it.
Standard practice for Syfy, and why I and others think a 26 episode "season" for Haven (actually 13 episodes per year as normal) is a bad thing, as it it likely to mean the end of Haven, like W13 and Eureka.
Oh yeah true. I forgot. Syfy don't seem to like their shows to run past five seasons normally. Stargate SG1 aired it's last five seasons on there, Stargate Atlantis ran for 5 and Farscape ran for 4.
That's an awful log to get into SIX episodes.
And the question is 'is Warehouse 14 going to in China, Russia or even Brazil or India?'
New press release for W13
My god, i will be sad when this ends. I think it's one of the few decent shows of the sci-fi genre at the moment.
I will be buying the complete series once it's released.
edit : To answer my own question: 22 April 2014 at 9:00pm
Sod's law they'll put it on Thursdays to clash with the other million things I record as well!
I didn't like the 1st season but stuck with it and loved the 2nd and 3rd. I lost interest in the show during season 4 (I think I saw just 3 episodes and kind of just drifted away). The show was basically the same week after week and that got tiring.
But since this is the final season, I may go back and catch up. 5 seasons (64 episodes) is a good run even though the 5th is shortened.
I'm glad they didn't drag out the alternate timeline for more than one episode.
It's fun, but it's fluff. The wife and I probably wouldn't be up to date on the show if it wasn't one of the few we watch that daughter #2 (currently mainly at home) isn't a fan of; so we can watch if she's out.
Still, the new season has answered the age old question of "who ate all the pies?" Bad, Pete, bad.
It has become Scooby Doo. Almost farcical.
You have to give them a lot of credit though. They had 10 episodes planned and syfy gave them 6 so the had to squeeze it all together. The exec producer has implied the way the show ended is great but it's now how he would of intended to end it, if he had those 4 extra episodes. Syfy know how to treat their shows like crap when letting them know very later on it will be the final season or even when they have finished production. The Stargate franchise, farscape, eureka and Sanctuary have all been victims of this. It's the treatment of their shows is why they are no longer a dominating force for science fiction television like they used to be. People are going to other cable networks and reverting back to the standard television networks for their slice of sci-fi shows now.
I think they are. But i have never seen the chemistry between them as lovers, just friends. The will they or won't they isn't as strong or obvious as it was will Mulder and Scully.
It's *always* seemed like a very close brother/sister thing to me, never remotely romantic.
No "will they, won't they" like Mulder and Scully, as you said, and never any kind of romantic chemistry like Castle and Beckett or other leads that did become couples.