Response to the airing of the pilot episode of Warehouse 13 has been overwhelmingly positive.  If you were one of the unlucky ones who missed the premiere and want to know what all the hype is about you can catch Warehouse 13 on SyFy in the coming days.  The schedule is as follows:

• Friday 10th at 4pm
• Sunday 12th at 11:30am
• Sunday 12th at 11pm
• Monday 13th at 2pm
• Tuesday 14th at 6pm

Episodes will also be available on Hulu from July 8th.

Full SyFy Schedule can be found here.

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Last week, I was on a very lengthy conference call with the people behind Warehouse 13. Lengthy, because these guys bantered like brothers and sisters. There were so many jokes and barbs flying between Exec Producers Jack Kenny and David Simpkins and stars Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly, I don’t know how the transcriptionist kept it all straight! They were a delight to listen to and I’ll be giving you the highlights as we head toward the premiere of Warehouse 13 on July 7.

First up, producer Jack Kenny talks about the challenges of breathing life into Warehouse 13. (continue reading…)

The clock is ticking and just around the corner is the launch of a new show, Warehouse 13.  If you’re on this site you know we’re already big fans of the show just from the descriptions and snippets.  So I thought the best thing to do to bring some of that excitement to others is make a very quick list of the top 5 reasons to watch Warehouse 13! (continue reading…)

via UGO TV Blog

Warehouse 13, SCI FI-soon-to-be-SyFy’s latest original offering, takes the old television paradigm – the skeptical, straight shooting female cop/government agent/investigator paired with the unorthodox, rule-bending rougish male cop/goverment agent/investigator, and places them in a very interesting predicament – reassignment to a place known as “Warehouse 13,” housing a cornucopia of oddities and artifacts that defy conventional science, and described by its caretaker, Artie, as “America’s attic.” Canadian actress Joanne Kelly, whose imdb profile reveals stints on Supernatural, Castle and something called Mafia Doctor stars as Myka Bering, the aforemention skeptical, straight shooting female Secret Service agent. Eddie McClintock, whose television resume includes Bones, Moonlight amd Desperate Housewives plays Pete Lattimer, the jovial Jack to Myka’s stoic Jill. The pair, along with executive producers Jack Kenny and David Simkins, got on the horn recently to take some questions on the show’s creation, cow manure and comparisons to another male/female duo on a certain sci-fi show of long ago… (continue reading…)

Written by Christina Radish

IESB: How did you get interested in acting? Was it something you always knew you wanted to do, or did something lead to it?

Eddie: I grew up in Ohio. My dad was a wrestler and a football player. He played football in college. He was a huge sports fan. So, I grew up as a jock. I wrestled for 12 years. I wrestled in college. I played football for 8 years. I never even thought of actually doing a play or being in the theater department, or anything like that. But, my dad and I would go to the movies all the time. That was really our favorite thing to do, as father and son, other than my sports. We just went to movies, and I would always come home and act out the parts in the movie. I’d do all the voices, and entertain my family. And, I loved Saturday Night Live and used to do all those great characters. (continue reading…)

Warehouse 13 will be at the San Diego Comic Con.

Comic Con will be held from the 22-26 of July.  Tickets to the event have already sold out.   There will be a panel with guests on Saturday 25th venue and time have yet to be announced.  Below is the latest information we have on TV panels at Comic Con, this information may change before or during the event. (continue reading…)

By MIKE HUGHES

Imagine some wide-eyed Northerners, given a fresh playground.

That’s what you have with “Warehouse 13,” the offbeat new cable series. It’s a fun place for two Secret Service agents – and for the actors who play them.

There’s the by-the-book Myka (Joanne Kelly) and the free-form Pete (Eddie McClintock). They’re re-assigned to a South Dakota warehouse that contains everything from Pandora’s box to Hitler’s microphone; a caretaker (Saul Rubinek) tries to control the artifacts while the agents face crisis. (continue reading…)

The main characters in SCI FI’s upcoming Warehouse 13 are FBI agents guarding supernatural artifacts, but their inspirations have more to do with classic romantic comedy stars such as Cary Grant, Myrna Loy and Katharine Hepburn, the series’ executive producers said.

Warehouse 13 pairs the reluctant agents Pete Lattimer and Myka Bening and assigns them to track down and retrieve ancient and powerful artifacts scattered across the globe before they fall into the wrong hands. (continue reading…)

CinemaSpy recently chatted with [Joanne] Kelly and [Eddie] McClintock, as well as executive producer and writer David Simkins and executive producer and showrunner Jack Kenny, about the new series.

Question: What were some of the initial writing and/or production challenges getting Warehouse 13 off the ground?

Jack Kenny: Any new series involves similar challenges. Where are we going to go? Are we going to arc out the first season or is each episode going to be individual? We’re learning about these characters and these people.

One of the things we did was we brought Saul and Jo and Eddie into the writers’ room and we all sat together and we had a session. And we talked about the characters and let them talk about the characters, we talked about them personally, what do they like, what do they do, what are their hobbies, do any of them speak languages or play instruments. You know, what are their relationships with family members and things so that we could sort of mine who they were as individuals. (continue reading…)

via PinkRaygun

The Warehouse 13 conference call was the most lively call of this nature that I’ve been on. Stars Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly and producers David Simkins and Jack Kenney are so genuinely excited about the show and all have such great rapport that it was hard not to be infected by it.  Read the transcript after the jump.

Coordinator:    The first question comes from Steve Eramo, TV Zone Magazine.

Steve Eramo:    Hi everyone, thanks for taking the time to speak with us today. My first question is actually for Eddie and Joanne and I was wondering maybe if you could tell us a little bit about the audition process for your roles and maybe what first attracted you to the project. (continue reading…)