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Warehouse 13 - Season 1

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Warehouse 13 is a dramatic comedy that followed United States Secret Service agents Myka Bering and Peter Lattimer as they retrieved new and missing supernatural objects and placed them in Warehouse 13, a secret government warehouse. As they go about their assignments to retrieve missing Warehouse 13 artifacts and investigate reports of new ones, they come to understand the importance of what they are doing.
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Washington Post
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July 07, 2009

Basically it's a half-baked adventure series, but it's July, and fully baked may just not be the way to go.
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New York Daily News
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July 07, 2009

Not too much new here. But there's nothing wrong with taking the old and doing it well.
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Slant Magazine
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July 07, 2009

The inventiveness of the gadgetry and the wild sense of humor that sneaks into the show give it the potential to develop into an adventure that's both funny and exciting.
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USA Today
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July 07, 2009

Even in a medium where "new" is a flexible term, a new show should feel a little less old than Warehouse 13.
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Boston Globe
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July 07, 2009

There's a fine line between wink-wink clever and desperately cheesy.
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New York Post
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July 07, 2009

Good watching for fans of those campy, old Sci Fi original monster movies.
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Variety
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July 07, 2009

While the series represents an inoffensive stab at a sci-fi procedural, those eager to find true "wonderment" will have go shopping somewhere other than the big-box store known as Warehouse 13.
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Salon.com
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July 07, 2009

Kelly and McClintock pull off their roles in this precarious high-flying adventure, teetering between heaviness and humor in each scene.
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Newark Star-Ledger
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July 07, 2009

None of it's all that original - the warehouse looks like the one from the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Lattimer and Bering are like goofier versions of Mulder and Scully.
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New York Times
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July 07, 2009

This, insidiously, is science fiction as extreme midlife crisis.
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