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I kind of figured that Jane would buy it to save Pete and everyone else, but the old girl is still kicking all the way around the world. Pete (Eddie McClintock) and his mother Jane (Kate Mulgrew) both make it out alive in this finale, which surprised the hell out of me. to sacrifice herself to save the others, but what a spectacular destruction sequence of everything in the Warehouse! The FX team outdid themselves with the wave of artifact fueled nuclear fire racing through and destroying everything in its path and the resulting wasteland was bleak and shocking to see – and then credits (dirty bastards).

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Not only was it a tear jerking moment in a series of tear jerking moments during these two episodes for H.G. So let’s talk about the thermonuclear destruction of the Warehouse itself.

has gotten that whole end the world bug worked out of her system.) Frederic, and I really, really love the characters of Jinks and H.G. I have no idea how Artie’s watch works but hopefully he can turn back time enough so at least the Warehouse staffers can be saved! I can’t imagine the show without Mrs. So the casualty list for this set of episodes includes Jinks, Walter Sykes, Marcus Diamond, Mrs. Don’t count him completely out yet though, Claudia (Allison Scagliotti) still has the metronome that was keeping Marcus Diamond (Alessandra Torresani) alive this whole time, and Artie (Saul Rubinek) has an artifact watch that just might undo all of the cataclysmic events of this finale. RIP for the Warehouse’s only openly gay character Jinks.

It only kinda works in the sense that it only works to send yet another Warehouse agent buys it way before his time. Frederic (CCH Pounder) which actually turns out to be the Regent’s scheme for disrupting Sykes’ plan and keeping the Warehouse safe, by having Jinks as an inside man. Awhile back Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) got canned for pulling a gun on Mrs. Walter Sykes (Anthony Michael Hall) complex plan of revenge and restored limbs took a special back to back set of episodes to tell, and not everyone made it out alive. The two part finale “Emily Lake / Stand” deals with a ton of loose ends from last season and this season, and also creates a HUGE set of cliffhangers for next year! WAREHOUSE 13 decided to go out this season with a bang. Greenbergĭirector: Millicent Shelton, Stephen Surjik Writer: Ian Stokes, Nell Scovell, Andrew Kreisberg, Drew Z. Stars: Eddie McClintock, Joanne Kelly, Saul Rubinek, Genelle Williams, Allison Scagliotti, Aaron Ashmore, Jaime Murray, Ashley Williams, Kate Mulgrew, Alessandra Torresani Wagner added that this is especially true 'if you're shy by nature, which I really am, contrary to what most people think.Anthony Michael Hall in WAREHOUSE 13 - Season 3 - 'Stand' | ©2011 Syfy/Sophie Giraud And people don't have any idea what that's like, for people to look at you all the time, watch every move you make whenever you go out,' she explained. 'As strange as it may sound, it's like losing a limb in a way-you'll just never get it back. 'Losing your anonymity is a very unstabling thing and you have to learn to live with that,' she said while promoting Ricochet. She says she was warned of the emotional pitfalls of the industry early on and went into it with open eyes, but still found fame to be a challenging 'balancing act.' However, the actress has also opened up some of the more challenging aspects of life as a public figure. 'People have continued to follow me and the business has continued to recognize that,' she said. ' I've been blessed,' she shared in a 1991 interview. Toni Anne Barson/FilmMagic via Getty ImagesĮven by the '90s, the fruitfulness and longevity of Wagner's career was already a topic of discussion. She's shared some of the ways that fame has shaped her life.

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