Warehouse 13

Right.

Which is, I was giving the example on the show today about there was a show back in the day called Warehouse 13 that I really, really liked with Eddie McClintock, and, uh, there's a line in the thing where h- uh, the character of Pete, uh, who is a warehouse agent with the character of Myka, basically he's trying to get her to, like, go and try to get information out of this suspect, and he's, like, in a hospital bed, you know, he's probably on the pain meds a little bit, and he says, uh, he, he goes like, "Use your feminine wiles.

Smile.

You're pretty when you smile." And it's not played as like a, um, a rude or misogynistic thing, and she doesn't take offense to it.

Next, we have Janelle Williams as Lisa Banks.

Williams is a Canadian actress who is best known for her roles in Radio Free Roscoe, The Latest Buzz, and Warehouse 13.

And lastly, we have a few actresses in some super minor roles in this film, including Morgan Davis-Jones as Officer Barrett and Nadine Roden as Officer Grant.

And that brings us to the pre-plot trivia.

You know, it must have been working.

And then there was like an X-Files type thing back in the 80s called Warehouse 13 or something like that.

Yeah,

and that's very much, it sounds like there's other shows like that.

He had a role on the final Cinemax season of SCTV, and later appeared on another episode of Seeing Things.

Also, Street Legal, TNT, Rin Tin Tin Canine Cop, Due South, Bag of Bones, Warehouse 13, and a show called Avocado Toast, on which he was also serving as executive producer.

From 1997 to 2002, Jefferson was vice president of the Alliance of Canadian Radio and Television Artists, and he was the director of the Headwater Arts Festival near Toronto from 2001 to 2008, four years of which he was also president of the festival.

Sadly, Jefferson Mappin passed away in Toronto on August 3rd of this year.

also we, we also have to keep this secret.

And, uh, And then we were chatting before the show and you had never been, you never watched the show warehouse 13, like just fun little thing.

Yeah.

Kind of the rough concept is, is like the, the guys in the super secret government organization who basically they house a warehouse that's got all the weird supernatural stuff and they just hide.

...

Warehouse 13 would do webisodes, and they were short, and you just know that some executive was just like, "Why are we doing this? It doesn't make any se..." Like, but you had to be on the forefront of stuff at that time.

Well, even now, like, I was obsessed.

I went through a period of just being obsessed with Batman Forever, and so then you read all of the chaos about the backstory.

What the hell is Warehouse 13?

What the hell is it?

I'm Rose.

That's a lot of years.

That's as old as my cousin is.

Warehouse 13 blog is a year old, too.

Which means the podcast

is also a year old.

[laughs]

Oh, Warehouse 13.

Yeah, that was a good one also.

Uh, the Man Thing movie that the Sci-Fi Channel made is a core memory.

We're going to give you, you know, I remember back with Sci-Fi Channel.

was running, Warehouse 13, and...

Oh, yeah.

What was that other show they did? I don't know.