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Take one part Indiana Jones, one part Torchwood and basically the entire concept of The Librarian, and you've got this new SyFy series. You know that big warehouse the government stores the Ark of the Covenant in? Or the one Bob Newhart keeps Noah's Ark in? Yeah, that's where this show takes place, although it looks like most episodes will send a pair of mismatched but possibly lovestruck agents out into the field to track down various supernatural/mystical/technological items in order to bring them back and catalog them for storage. Exciting!
In that sense, the show looks more like X-Files or Bones, which is funny, because the main guy played Booth's FBI-agent rival for Brennan's heart a couple of seasons ago. The woman I don't really know, but she was apparently in a few episodes of The Dresden Files and played a Fed in Vanished, so she obviously knows her way around this stuff. The third bit of casting bugs me a bit, because Saul Rubinek, the curator of the warehouse, has made a living playing fairly slimy characters, including in the pilot for Leverage, so I automatically don't like nor trust him -- hopefully he'll prove himself cuddly and lovable as the series progresses. Oh, and hopefully the series will be watchable. Fingers crossed!
Warehouse 13 airs tonight at 9/8C on Syfy. For other, less geeky shows, see our Week in Preview!
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