After saving the life of the President, two secret service agents - Myka Bering and Pete Lattimer - find themselves assigned to the top secret Warehouse 13. The Warehouse is a massive, top secret facility that houses dangerous and fantastical objects. Together, Pete and Myka along with fellow agents Claudia, Steve Jinks and Warehouse caretaker Artie, must recover artifacts from around the globe before they can cause catastrophic damage.
The best episode of "Warehouse 13" season 2 is "Time Will Tell", rated 8.1/10 from 663 user votes. It was directed by Stephen Surjik and written by Jack Kenny. "Time Will Tell" aired on 7/6/2010 and is rated 0.7 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Mild Mannered".
In the season two premiere, we pick up right where we left off. MacPherson has blown Artie to smithereens, and disappeared. Is Leena really a traitor? Where has Claudia gone? How will Pete, Myka and the Warehouse fare without Artie? What other havoc did MacPherson wreak when he was alone in the Warehouse? And is there yet a new villain on the horizon?
Director: Stephen Surjik
Writer: Jack Kenny
A super-powered vigilante is at large in Detroit, and the agents try to track down the person responsible. Meanwhile, things between Leena and Claudia are still tense, and Artie is haunted by the spirit of his dead friend.
Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: Deric A. Hughes, Benjamin Raab
When an artifact meant for the Warehouse turns up in the small town next door, the team finds themselves in the middle of a B-movie meltdown complete with cowboys, gladiators, sci-fi robots and beach storming marines. Their only chance of survival rests with the man who invented television, Philo T. Farnsworth.
Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: David Simkins
When young super models rapidly age 50 years overnight, Pete and Myka go undercover in the glam world of high fashion to discover who – and what – is behind the transformations.
Director: Tawnia McKiernan
Writer: Andrew Kreisberg
Douglas Fargo of Eureka's Global Dynamics is sent to Warehouse 13 to help update its aging computer system. This triggers a seemingly sentient computer virus that sends the Warehouse into lockdown and traps the team inside.
Director: Chris Fisher
Writer: Ian Stokes
Mrs. Frederick secretly recruits Pete to find a mole within the organization who is buying artifacts. However, when the mole finds out, they go after those closest to Pete.
Director: Tawnia McKiernan
Writer: Bob Goodman
Claudia has just been given her first assignment, but when it involves a real human torch and H.G. Wells could it be too much for her to handle? Not to mention an appearance by an old love of Artie's
Director: Tawnia McKiernan
Writer: Drew Z. Greenberg
The agents hope to spend a weekend relaxing until an artifact gets in the way.
Director: Anton Cropper
Writer: Nell Scovell
Someone is using Artie's artifacts to commit a series of murders.
Director: Matt Earl Beesley
Writer: Michael P. Fox
Pete and Myka use H.G. Wells's time machine to travel back to 1961.
Director: Stephen Cragg
Writer: Andrew Kreisberg, Drew Z. Greenberg
When Mrs. Frederic is stricken ill, the agents must search for a cure before it's too late. Their quest takes them to Egypt and the long-lost Warehouse 2.
Director: Stephen Surjik
Writer: Mike Johnson, Robyn Adams
The team tries to track down their rogue member, and discover the artifact they have is unexpectedly powerful. Meanwhile, Claudia wonders about her future with the Warehouse team and Pete must choose between Kelly and the mission.
Director: Constantine Makris
Writer: Jack Kenny, Nell Scovell
As the Warehouse team prepares to celebrate the holidays in snowy South Dakota, Pete and Myka are called upon to hunt down a malevolent Santa Claus. Meanwhile, in time for Hanukkah, Artie and his estranged father, Isadore Weisfelt reunite after 30 years.
Director: Jack Kenny
Writer: Bob Goodman