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"Warehouse 13" Visits San Diego Comic-Con
Monday, 23 July 2012 12:21 | Written by Christiane Elin | 
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By Christiane Elin
San Diego Comic-Con
The new season of Warehouse 13 is here. To get some clues to what's in store in the next season; SciFi Vision participated in the press round table (and got video!) at San Diego Comic-Con. The end of last season left the warehouse destroyed and the character Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) killed off. It was an emotional ending with many losses. Can the Warehouse recover and will the tears stop being shed?
Compared to previous seasons, the cast found it difficult to share what's next on the series because this season's surprises are in Warehouse 13's Allison Scagliotti's words, "too electrifying to tease ahead of time."
Saul Rubinek, who plays the character Artie, said that Warehouse 13 will continue to be the family show that has made it the most watched series on the Syfy network.
Allison shared that this season has a theme of consequence. No decision is black or white for the Warehouse agents. Allison also shared that the viewers will see a story line centered on the birth of a Warehouse artifact.
Brent Spiner, arrives on Warehouse 13 as a new character that has a dark storyline and affects the world and the dynamics of the agents for the upcoming season.
Get your chance to see what's next for the Warehouse agents when the Warehouse 13 season premieres on Monday, July 23, 2012 on Syfy.
See the video from the Warehouse 13 roundtables from San Diego Comic Con with Allison Scagliotti, Saul Rubinek, Eddie McClintock, and Joanne Kelly below.
Photos and videos © Christiane Elin 2012
San Diego Comic-Con
The new season of Warehouse 13 is here. To get some clues to what's in store in the next season; SciFi Vision participated in the press round table (and got video!) at San Diego Comic-Con. The end of last season left the warehouse destroyed and the character Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) killed off. It was an emotional ending with many losses. Can the Warehouse recover and will the tears stop being shed?
Compared to previous seasons, the cast found it difficult to share what's next on the series because this season's surprises are in Warehouse 13's Allison Scagliotti's words, "too electrifying to tease ahead of time."Saul Rubinek, who plays the character Artie, said that Warehouse 13 will continue to be the family show that has made it the most watched series on the Syfy network.
Allison shared that this season has a theme of consequence. No decision is black or white for the Warehouse agents. Allison also shared that the viewers will see a story line centered on the birth of a Warehouse artifact.
Brent Spiner, arrives on Warehouse 13 as a new character that has a dark storyline and affects the world and the dynamics of the agents for the upcoming season.Get your chance to see what's next for the Warehouse agents when the Warehouse 13 season premieres on Monday, July 23, 2012 on Syfy.
See the video from the Warehouse 13 roundtables from San Diego Comic Con with Allison Scagliotti, Saul Rubinek, Eddie McClintock, and Joanne Kelly below.
Photos and videos © Christiane Elin 2012
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