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Warehouse 13 Season 4 Episode 10

We All Fall Down

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AIRED: Oct 01, 2012

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After discovering the truth about their situation, the agents gather at the warehouse and set out to find the person responsible for the warehouse thefts and the attacks on their loved ones... before the responsible party endangers the world.

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Warehouse 13's Mid-season Finale: Back to the Future

The vision that's been haunting Artie all season long finally came to fruition in "We All Fall Down," and it wasn’t at all how he expected it to be.

By MaryAnn Sleasman, Oct 02, 2012

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Hey Tyna2013, Mar 07, 2013

Now that WH13 is coming back next week, has all ten back episodes of season 4 available for free Video on Demand. DirecTV also has the last five episodes and the next one today. (406-411)

Episode 411 FA: 04/29/2013 10:00 pm (EST) DirecTV Ch 244 SyFyHD 1080i LB (SD)
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Wow awesome show

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By Tyna2013, Mar 07, 2013

I just discovered warehouse 13 feb 15th on Netflix just got that also! I have watched all three seasons 3 times now and have searched the web for the first half of season 4 episodes with no luck. But I must say I'm set to record the show when it comes back on. This is the best show I've seen in years! I so hope they keep it going!!!!!!!!!
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Excellent mid-season finale!

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By mobilehead, Jan 20, 2013

I must say that this season of Warehouse 13 goes a bit awkward. Some episodes seem completely out of place, others are like regular ones, well known from the past. All in all it makes an impression that the previous seasons were much better but somehow this mid-season finale was staggering! I guess now there is no other option than using the astrolabe again. It would probably restore all the actions like Leena's death or release of deadly orchid virus. Looking forward to the new episodes and I hope they will bring the show to its previous track making its ground for the fifth season.moreless
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What an ending!

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By KatieAnderson4, Oct 14, 2012

Quite the mid-season finale! A couple of things came full circle so at least we're not left completely hanging for answers to everything. I look forward to see how the characters find a way to save everyone. Overall a pretty intense episode.
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Final Option

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By sh811a, Oct 03, 2012

Part of what makes heroes and superheroes strong is that they have the power of choice, they have a variety of options to choose from to difuse a sittuation depending on what is truely necessary. However sooner or latter they are faced with a dilema where there are no options and they are forced to take the required action whether they want to or not.

This is another really dark entry in the series because either way things go, the good guys lose.

I really like the conflict dynamic going one with the Warehouse agents and Artie it was sort of the old motiff of student/s versus mentor or young versus old. But most of all I like how everyone of the agents were going though the motions. Despite their intentions of wanting to save Artie their not enitrely sure they really can because the biggest problem is Artie's been afflicted with a mental health disease that litterally has no cure. For the two female agents Claudia and Mika their a little more optimistic however their optimism is weak, despite Claudia's determination she really sounds like she's one step away from throwing the towel. Mika as usual is holding things together but she is close to falling apart. Pete and Steve I feel are the ones in the right because they know they may have to resort to the final option which is to kill Artie. They both don't want too but they know they may have to in order to save humanity, and this is an action they may have to execute now because there isn't going to be a tommarow.

Artie was really good as a bad guy, it was both cool and at the same time a little heartsinking knowing this character I really like has fell victim to the darkside. I feel what really makes evil Artie a villian to be recogined with is that he's a bit of a Devil figure, mainly from the fact how much he knows the secret psyches of everyone. There was one moment which was really dark was when he exploited each of the characters weakness in their face. Even though this was evil Artie talking there was some truth to what he said and that's what hurt the charcters the most, I'll admit it was like a gut punch.

But of course it comes down to a heartwrenching finale, the agents try to reason with Artie once more but it is to no avil. And it all comes down to Claudia having to do what she has to do, before she executes the final option there is this one moment where Artie sends a telepathic message to Claudia and tells her to save him which of course means killing him with the dagger. I'll admit my heart sank, I didn't want it to happen but at the same time I knew the terrible enevitable truth that it had to because there was no other way, just seeing Claudia crying made it all the more painful and put tears in my eyes. But of course it gets to a cliffhanger when we see despite executing the option it was too late as the Orcaid artifact mainfested into an superfast airborne virus that has spread darkness thoughout the world.

The loss of one can make the world darker.moreless
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Eddie McClintock	Pete Lattimer
Joanne Kelly	Myka Bering
Saul Rubinek	Artie Nielsen
Allison Scagliotti	Claudia Donovan
Aaron Ashmore	Steve Jinks

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Goran Slavkovic	Budapest Airport Security Guard 1	Guest Star
Vitalie Ursu	Budapest Airport Security Guard 2	Guest Star
Costa Tovarnisky	Budapest Airport Customs Agent	Guest Star
Brent Spiner	Brother Adrian	Recurring Role
CCH Pounder	Mrs. Frederic	Recurring Role

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- All of the Warehouse 13 agents are equipped with a non-lethal weapon i.e. their Tesla guns. However, they don't use them on Artie.
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QUOTES (4)
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- Claudia: Artie, we can help you. I know that we can...
  Artie: "Artie, we can help you." You still don't understand. I am not Artie. Artie sacrificed his life for this place. He was a slave to this warehouse for 35 years. But no more! I will use the astrolabe to set Artie free of this warehouse and from all of you, no matter what the cost.
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- Claudia: Well, I would never do that. I mean, just because he dreamt it doesn't mean it's actually going to happen. Does it?
  Mrs. Frederic: Well, not necessarily. And not not necessarily.
  Claudia: Comforting.
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- Claudia: We have to find the Chinese Orchid before Artie gets the dagger. If we don't, he'll release the sweating sickness, we'll have to give him the astrolabe, he'll turn back time, the warehouse won't exist anymore, you'll be dead, the world will lose hope and descend into chaos and despair. You want more? I had a lot of caffeine on the plane. In the 16th century the Fourth Duke of Gandia, a Spanish Jesuit...
  Steve: Stop. You had me at "You'll be dead."
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- Artie: You're an idiot, Pete. You're just a dancing monkey. Just one bad decision away from the bottle. You really think that Artie wants to be your substitute father, playing daddy to a weak-willed six-year-old, trapped in an aging man's body, still whining about letting his real father die in a fire when you should have saved him?
  Myka: Artie, stop.
  Artie: And you, with your uncompromising, prudish rigidity, and your condescension and your infuriating belief that you're always the smartest one in the room. You're on a direct path to spending the rest of your life alone. Artie wants you out of his life... forever.
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- The opening credits omit the normal theme music and sweeping shot of the warehouse interior, and simply feature the title on a black background.
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- International Airdates:
  Australia: October 26, 2012 on SCI FI
  UK: November 8, 2012 on SyFy
  Canada: November 9, 2012 on Showcase
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- As of this episode, Genelle Williams is no longer credited as a series regular. She receives a Special Appearance by in the end credits.
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- Brent Spiner is credited as Special Guest Star.
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- Pete: Well, today was not a good day to die.
  Along with Pete talking about Klingon battle axes, referencing the fictional race of aliens, the Klingons, created for the Star Trek franchise by Gene L. Coon. Originally villains, by the time of the Star Trek: The Next Generation they were reimaged as a warrior race with a strict code of honor. Their language has proven popular enough that it is the most popularly spoken fictional language in the world.
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- Claudia: I'll handle Heidi.
  Referencing the 1880 novel by Johanna Spyri about a young Swiss orphan, Heidi, who is raised by her grandfather after the death of her parents. The two-part novel was subsequently adapted into numerous movies and TV series.
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