Warehouse 13

Season 5

6 episodes · Apr 14, 2014

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  • Endless Terror
    S5E1

    Endless Terror

    Apr 14, 201443m

    When Paracelsus takes control of Warehouse 13, it proves to only be the first step in his plan to recreate the entire world in his image. To stop him, Pete and Myka must follow him back through time to 1541 and prevent him from killing the Regents and becoming the permanent master of the Warehouses.

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  • Secret Services
    S5E2

    Secret Services

    Apr 21, 201443m

    While Pete and Myka team up with two former Secret Service co-workers to investigate a series of bizarre deaths in Washington DC, Artie agrees to show Claudia how and why her sister had to disappear.

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  • A Faire to Remember
    S5E3

    A Faire to Remember

    Apr 28, 201443m

    While Pete and Steven check out a life-threatening incident at a renaissance faire, Myka agrees to help Claudia revive her comatose sister. However, they discover that doing so has unexpected consequences that threaten the warehouse and everyone in it.

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  • Savage Seduction
    S5E4

    Savage Seduction

    May 5, 201443m

    Pete's former girlfriend Kelly Hernandez asks him to help her find her missing grandmother, and the trail leads into a cancelled telenovela. Meanwhile, Artie forces Claudia to go with Steve to investigate the case of a college student of whose spine broke in the middle of a classroom presentation.

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  • Cangku Shisi
    S5E5

    Cangku Shisi

    May 12, 201443m

    The alternate-timeline Valda makes his move, using Claire as his mindless slave. As Valda sets out to move Warehouse 13 to a new location that he can control, the team races desperately to stop him before it's too late.

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  • Endless
    S5E6

    Endless

    May 19, 201443m

    While the team deals with the news that Warehouse 13 is moving, Mrs. Frederic has them load their greatest memories of their missions into an artifact for future generations.

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