Why pay millions for lame television, when for a coffee bill, you can get a wonderful story told very well distributed on the internet? (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
The Warehouse crew turns down a very dark street, as battle is joined with the shadowy force apparently trying to undo the Warehouse itself... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
I don't know which is worse: inserting a fantasy sex sequence into the middle of a bloody war, or doing it with hoary clichés like think outside the box. This week, the B-stories definitely outshone the A-story... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
A telegraphed ending still manages to break the rules. While this was not one of their better episodes, it's still a show I enjoy watching... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
This may have been the funniest, most daring, most innovative episode in the entire Warehouse 13 series, a brilliant homage to games and gamers. It's so well done, that even if you don't get every in-joke, every nuance, every reference, it's still a fun ride and a giggle a minute. And if you do get them, it's a feast.... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Action! And a vampire/witch war! Good. But still, way too many plots, most of which are annoyances, rather than interesting. Can we lean out the show now that it's been renewed for a fifth season... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Once again, smart people do dumb things in the service of a poorly conceived plot. This time, it's one ripped totally from Shakespeare... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
A first-class standalone story, the kind of creative and ambitious writing I love to see on television. And the directing and editing were top-notch, too... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Smart characters behaving stupidly for the sake of the plot, and then illogical things happening solely because the later plot will require them: ugh. But we'll tune in next summer to see what happens... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Changing a character, jumping to conclusions, and a boring B-story are not the best choices, but there are a few interesting additions... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
The writers need to focus on telling the story, rather than selling it, because they turn an incredibly moving change into something humdrum, though Nathan does emerge the hero at the end... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
The charm of this episode is that finally Pete and Myka got to stay home and play with the toys, while Claudia and Artie go out on assignment... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
With John Pope back in the mix, this show suddenly became interesting again, but it's still contrived and stupid storytelling... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Mostly an easy and fun episode, with only a few sour notes played mostly by writers being writers, trying to play to a less sophisticated audience... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Some interesting shifter stuff seems to be coming, a shirtless Eric heats up the screen (has Sookie found her true match?), and Bill finds his true calling. Now if we can just do away with some of the clutter... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Too many storylines holding too little interest are taking away from the good stuff, but the hints of what's good in them are gripping... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
The second season of Haven picks up exactly where Season One ended, including an interesting character development and a change in the storytelling process, but still we wonder why the residents don't wonder... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
The Warehouse is back (hurray). It's good, but a bit like drinking from a firehose, as we get the review for new viewers, the introduction of new characters, and oh yeah, a story, too... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Meh. Some nice bits, some good characterization, but the parts don't add up to much more than we've seen before, many times... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
