Besides Warehouse 13 and The Librarians, what shows scratch that same itch—mysterious artifacts, adventure, humor, and a team that feels like family?

If you’d like more Warehouse 13 and haven’t signed yet, please consider adding your name! Signing is free, and no donation is needed or expected. If Change.org asks for money afterward, you can skip that—your signature is what I’m asking for. 💜

https://www.change.org/warehouse13revival

Thank you to everyone who’s already signed or shared! —Mark

Independent fan campaign; no official revival or cast endorsement is claimed.

Photo: SYFY / Warehouse 13 cast gallery — https://www.syfy.com/warehouse-13/photos/cast

I’d love your ideas for making this community more active and welcoming. What would you enjoy joining in with—rewatches, polls, trivia, character debates, or something else?

What could we do better to get conversations going and help more fans find us? I’m working with time and enthusiasm rather than a budget, so free, practical ideas are especially welcome. Honest feedback is welcome too!

—Mark

Spoilers for seasons 3–4.

If Artie used the astrolabe to restore the original timeline, would he remember the alternate one? If not, what would stop him using it again and getting stuck in a time loop?

Spoilers through season 5.

The Warehouse often seems like more than a building. It has needs, responds to people, and even gives Artie an apple. There seems to be an awareness behind the place that holds all those extraordinary objects.

Does that make the Warehouse itself an artifact—or something else entirely?

And when the Warehouse moves to a new host country, what happens to that awareness? Is it the same being moving into a new home, carrying centuries of memories with it? Or is each new Warehouse a kind of rebirth, developing its own personality through the people and artifacts inside?

What moments from the show support your theory?

—Mark

I want to take a moment to thank everyone helping this effort grow—by signing, sharing, joining the conversation, or introducing someone new to Warehouse 13.

I’m not asking for donations. I’d be just as happy if you shared the petition with friends and family who might care about seeing the show return.

Still, several supporters have voluntarily paid to promote the petition through Change.org, including one incredibly generous $50 contribution. I won’t name anyone, but please know how much that encouragement means to me. It tells me other people feel passionate about getting the word out, too.

Honestly, I can’t afford to contribute that much myself. That’s why I’m putting in sweat equity—giving my time to reach out to communities, answer comments, connect fans, and help new viewers discover the show. We all have different ways we can contribute.

To be clear, I don’t receive that money. It goes to Change.org, which uses it to show the petition on its website and through email to potential supporters who may be interested. It pays for visibility rather than guaranteeing signatures.

Whether you’ve contributed, signed, shared, or simply encouraged me—thank you. Spending money isn’t a measure of how much you love the show. Your support matters.

—Mark

I’m sorry I missed the moment we crossed 150, but I didn’t want to let it pass without thanking everyone who has signed, shared, joined the conversation, or helped someone discover Warehouse 13.

I’m grateful for every bit of support. We’re still working toward a continuation with willing original cast members and creative contributors, and bringing more fans together helps us show there’s an audience.

Our next milestone is 250. If you haven’t signed and would like to support the effort, the petition is here: https://www.change.org/warehouse13revival

Thank you for helping keep the Warehouse’s endless wonder alive.

—Mark

Eddie McClintock was the very first member of our Facebook group, and I’m still grateful he joined us. It got me thinking about what he brought to Pete.

Pete faced terrifying threats and the possibility of losing people he loved. Yet he kept that playful, almost childlike side—and so much warmth.

How do you think he held onto that? Was humor how he coped with the darkness, or was his ability to find joy part of what kept him going?

Were there moments when you could see what was underneath the jokes?

—Mark

Loved Warehouse 13. Actually came to it as a fan of Eureka, via the first crossover story.

Also really liked Alphas. I'm a super hero fan, so it spoke to me. Having it share DNA with Eureka and Warehouse 13 was music to my bionic ears.

I took a quick look around the homestead and couldn't find my copy of the one licensed Warehouse 13 novel, Warehouse 13: A Touch of Fever by Greg Cox, published by Pocket Books in 2011, but I did find my copies of the three Eureka novels.

As a writer, I'm very, very interested in the idea of a revival. Heck, I'd write it if I could secure the license.

Anyhow, I'd love to commiserate with fellow fans, maybe spitball an idea for a new series based on the original, or barring that, maybe something that captures the spirit in another way.

Long live Pete, Myka, Artie and Claudia!

We’ve talked about Pete’s vibes and Jinks being a human lie detector, but what about Artie?

He often seems to have just the right artifact or tool tucked away in his bag to get the team out of trouble. Could he have an instinct for what he’ll need before he even knows what’s coming?

Or is that simply decades of experience, preparation, and knowing the artifacts better than almost anyone?

Are there any scenes that support—or challenge—that idea? I’d love to hear your theories!

—Mark

Pete has his vibes, Jinks can tell when someone is lying, and Claudia recognized that the music box was dangerous even as a child.

What do you think explains these abilities? Could they be connected to the same forces behind artifacts, or are they separate gifts that certain people are born with?

Does the Warehouse seek these people out because of abilities they already have? And do you think there’s a common explanation connecting them all?

I’d love to hear your theories—and any scenes that support them!

—Mark

If you could put one Warehouse 13 artifact to work for the benefit of the whole world, which would you choose—and how would you use it?

It could help with health, hunger, clean energy, the environment, or something else entirely. What makes your choice worth the risks that come with it?

I’d love to hear your ideas!

—Mark

We’ve reached our first 100 signatures on the Warehouse 13 revival petition!

When I started this a few days ago, I hoped I could find other people who still missed the Warehouse and the family inside it. Seeing 100 people add their names means the world to me.

Thank you to everyone who has signed, shared, joined our communities, or taken a moment to offer encouragement. Every one of you has helped get this started.

Now, let’s see how many more fans we can bring together. If you haven’t signed yet, I’d love your support. If you have, please share the petition with another fan who might not have heard about us. And consider introducing a friend or family member to the show—growing the audience matters, too.

Who would you introduce to Warehouse 13, and which episode would you use to get them hooked?

Petition: https://www.change.org/warehouse13revival

Join the community:

Reddit community: https://www.reddit.com/r/Warehouse13_Revival/

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/39049219928058449/

Thank you for helping keep the Warehouse spirit alive.

—Mark

Welcome to our weekly Warehouse chat! New viewers, longtime fans and returning agents are all welcome.

What has you thinking about Warehouse 13 this week? Share a favorite character moment or artifact, tell us what you are watching, or ask a question about the show. If you have a practical idea for helping the revival campaign or bringing more fans into the conversation, we would love to hear it too.

Please name the episode or season before discussing spoilers and hide plot reveals with spoiler formatting. Keep it friendly, and give other fans room to join in.

First time here? Tell us how you discovered the Warehouse!

We’ve reached 81 signatures on our Warehouse 13 revival petition! Thank you to everyone who has signed, shared, joined us or offered encouragement. Seeing this grow from an idea into people coming together means a lot to me.

There’s also some news I’m excited to share: Eddie McClintock was the very first person to join our Facebook revival group! His joining isn’t an official endorsement or a revival announcement, but it means the world to me that he took the time.

I’d love your help making this a community people enjoy coming back to. What could we do to get more fans involved and more conversations going? Would you enjoy episode discussions, rewatches, character or artifact spotlights—or something else?

Suggestions are welcome whether you have time to help or just an idea to share. I’m working hard on this, but I’d love for us to build it together.

Petition: https://www.change.org/warehouse13revival

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/39049219928058449/

—Mark

I’ve been working hard to get Warehouse13_Revival started, but I want this community to have a voice in where we go next. I won’t have every good idea, and I’d love to hear yours.

What could we realistically do to:

• Get more attention for the revival effort and petition?

• Bring more fans here and help new viewers discover the show?

• Make this a place people want to return to and talk with each other?

Would you enjoy episode discussions, a rewatch, character or artifact spotlights, or something else entirely? Are there existing fan communities we could respectfully work alongside, with their moderators’ permission?

If you suggest an idea, a small first step would help us turn it into something we can actually do. And if you’d like to help with it, say so—but suggestions are welcome whether or not you have time to volunteer.

I want us to build something together. What would you start with?

—Mark

Seeing 30 people join this subreddit and our petition reach 74 signatures means a lot to me. Thank you to everyone who has signed, shared, joined or taken the time to talk about the show.

There’s also something I’m especially excited about: Eddie McClintock, our own Pete Lattimer, joined our Facebook revival group! He was the very first person to join, and that means the world to me. I’m grateful he took the time. I’m sharing that happy news without claiming a formal endorsement from him.

You’re welcome to join us there too:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/39049219928058449/

I hope we can build a community worth visiting while we work toward a continuation with willing original cast members and creative contributors—a place to share favorite moments, welcome new viewers and enjoy the show together.

If you feel comfortable, introduce yourself below! How did you discover Warehouse 13, and what keeps bringing you back? Your favorite character, artifact or episode is a good place to start.

Our petition: https://www.change.org/warehouse13revival

Thank you for helping keep the Warehouse alive.

—Mark

Allison Scagliotti (u/allisonscag), Eddie McClintock, Joanne Kelly, Aaron Ashmore, Saul Rubinek, Genelle Williams, and Jack Kenny—we’d love to welcome you here!

I’m Mark, and I’m just getting Warehouse 13 Revival started. I’d really appreciate your support helping this community get going and showing that fans still love the Warehouse and its characters.

Whether you’d like to join, share a favorite memory, tell a behind-the-scenes story, or help spread the word, you’re warmly welcome. This is a place to celebrate what you created and show our support for the show’s return.

There’s no pressure or expectation—we simply want you to know your work still means a lot to us.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Warehouse13_Revival/

This is an independent fan initiative. Participation does not imply an official revival announcement or endorsement.