Monday Warehouse 13 will open its doors for the last time, when Syfy airs the final episode. The finale was written by John-Paul Nickel and directed by executive producer Jack Kenny. 

Kenny has said in previous interviews that the episode was a love letter to the fans, and it really is. The episode does a great job in closing out the show and packs tons of great scenes in. The episode is a clip show, but in the best way, because it's clips that people have never seen before.

I love that the episode features a couple characters that we haven't seen for a while, as well as an important one we haven't yet met. It helped to bring it all together.

The clips are often hilarious, yet also heartfelt. The memories from each character really encapsulate who they are in many ways: what things are special to them. Parts of the episode also almost serve as a good bye to the series, as well as the Warehouse. Be sure to bring tissues.

Warehouse 13 is a show that I, along with many fans, will greatly miss.

Be sure to watch the episode on it's first airing, as it will be a tiny bit longer, but cut on subsequent airings.

Stay tuned for a more detailed review/recap (with spoilers) after the episode airs, as well as more great interviews.