The Greatest Gift

Episode aired Dec 6, 2011
TV-PG
43m

IMDb RATING

8.2/10

533

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Eddie McClintock and Charles Malik Whitfield in Warehouse 13 (2009)

Adventure Drama Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

It's nearly Christmas, and a brush with the upholstery brush of Philip Van Doren Stern bears Pete from his wonderful life into a world where he's never been born.It's nearly Christmas, and a brush with the upholstery brush of Philip Van Doren Stern bears Pete from his wonderful life into a world where he's never been born.It's nearly Christmas, and a brush with the upholstery brush of Philip Van Doren Stern bears Pete from his wonderful life into a world where he's never been born.

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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

533

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
In the Summer of 2011, Eddie McClintock was a guest at a convention called Shore Leave, where, in accordance with convention tradition, he was presented with a stuffed white rabbit as a "thank you" gift for coming. McClintock promised the convention-goers that he would ensure that the rabbit would appear in an episode of "Warehouse 13". The rabbit appears toward the end of this episode, sitting on the fireplace mantel.

Goofs
Early on, Catie gives Pete an unwrapped candy cane. He even licks it. Towards the end when Pete returns to the world that he knows, the candy cane appears within an unbroken plastic wrapper.

Quotes
Artie Nielsen: Murder is legal in Vegas, right?

Connections
References The Wizard of Oz (1939)

Soundtracks
Warehouse 13 Main Theme
Written by Edward Rogers

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Featured review

7/10

Will Pete Latimer never learn about playing with artefacts?

I have watched this episode several times, and watching it again on the Pick TV channel, a thought has only just occurred to me.

That this episode bares a similarity to a film the Wonderful Life with James Stewart, I should have realised this before now.

Because the specific references are actually made within the episode, when Pete seeks help from Artie and they talk with Myka, about what Pete may have possibly touched.

This specific wrinkle lifts the episode, above a mere Xmas Ho Ho Ho episode, that so bedevils especially yank television shows, such that television networks simply love inflicting them, on their viewers at any time of the year.

Of course this particular episode just has to end, with the entire Warehouse 13 sitting around together in the lounge, and watching the seasonal movie It's a Wonderful Life.