On tonight’s fourth season premiere of Syfy’s Warehouse 13, Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Brent Spiner joins the show in a recurring role. We have images from tonight’s episode along with video for season 4 to get you started. Check it all out below.
Brent Spiner joins Warehouse 13
The fourth season of Warehouse 13 premieres tonight on Syfy at 9PM and the episode "A New Hope" will introduce Brent Spiner is his recurring role as Brother Adrian. Here are preview images of Spiner on Warehouse 13.
And here is the San Diego Comic Con reel which features some clips of Spiner.
And finally a sneak peek at tonight’s episode (without Spiner).
Alphas S2 also starts tonight
Also premiering tonight on Syfy is the second season of Alphas (at 8P). The show about humans with special abilities was co-created by Star Trek: DS9 writer/producer vet Robert Hewitt Wolfe. Here is their Comic Con reel for S2.
It’s wonderful that he has found work again after the ‘incident’ oulined in his online Fresh Hell series.
Data and Kivas Fajo! Together! AGAIN!!
Great can’t wait, only show I can watch on not SYFY.
#2…I’d love to hear the Brother Adrian character say to Artie at some point: “Now I have the most toys!” Or something like that!
The character seems tailor-made for cosplay at Dragon-Con.
I thought I read once that this was SyFy’s highest rated show ever. I never really got into it. If it is/was higher rated than Battlestar Galactica, then that is a crime.
R.I.P
Sally Ride, the first American woman astronaut and inspiration to many.
:-(
Or rather, first American woman in space.
Sally Ride was the face of NASA during one of the most exciting periods of the space age. In 1983, the universe seemed wide open. We had two Shuttles in service with Challenger joining Columbia in the fleet and a third (DIscovery) was delivered to Kennedy for first flight the next year. Sally Ride became the first U.S. woman in space, Guy Bluford became the first African-American in space, and Ulf Merbold of Germany became the first foreign astronaut to fly aboard the Shuttle. But Ride’s flight on STS-7 stood out, spaceflight was no longer restricted to white male military or ex-military officers and test pilots. Any American could genuinely believe that they could go as far as talent would take them, regardless of age, race, or gender. The final frontier had been opened to all.
yes, RIP Sally Ride, but…
we’re discussing the feasibility of preserving the scent of bubble gum.
I have watched Warehouse 13 since season 1, and my dad used to watch Star Trek: The Next Generation, so at this point I have him finally watching my show. I always recommend Warehouse 13 to all of my coworkers, at Dish, too, and they all have loved it. I didn’t get a chance to watch the season premiere live on Monday, but it is on Dish Online for free, so I watched it this morning to make sure I didn’t miss it. The guest stars this season seem to be some of the best we’ve seen on a Syfy show; I can’t wait for the rest of the season!