#Warehouse 13 cavorite how to

#Warehouse 13 cavorite how to

Here’s how we rate our favorites, with a friendly reminder from Pete (Eddie McClintock) and Myka (Joanne Kelly) about how to listen to your vibes whenever something in the immediate vicinity feels just a little bit off: “When something has no explanation, then the explanation is there's an artifact involved!” 7: Harriet Tubman’s Thimble Some of them - like Ferdinand Magellan’s Astrolabe - are seriously high profile, serving as season-spanning plot devices while others appear only in fleeting moments as comic-relief afterthoughts…usually just to mess up the workflow for Artie (Saul Rubinek) and the gang, who have a bad habit of casually leaving them lying around.īut in a show that’s all about whipping the unexplained into safe, securely-stored shape, a handful of artifacts still stands out in our memories - even nearly a decade on from Warehouse 13’s 2014 series sign-off. Artifacts are the show’s sci-fi lifeblood, and nearly every Warehouse 13 episode comes packed to the gills with magical relics both important and insignificant. We’re not gonna lie: There’s really no way to rank the relative greatness of all the (sometimes literally) killer artifacts that crossed our fearless agents’ paths over the course of five seasons and 64 insanely imaginative episodes.

It’s the artifacts, after all, that give the magic-sleuthing series its raison d’être the stuff that makes an unassuming giant metal shed in windswept South Dakota far, far more than the sum of its rusted, rickety parts. Without a history-spanning treasure trove of artifacts to line its musty, dusty shelves, Warehouse 13 (streaming all month long on Fridays as part of July’s nostalgia-bound SYFY Rewind) would feel like a pretty barren and boring place.