#byewh13

[smellycinnamonthundahfudge]

more on my life-ruining-feels-drenching (WH 13) Finale Emotional Breakdown Syndrome

my mother (yet another innocent civilian who is yet to witness yet another FEBS episode): *just simply and plainly does some cooking stuff to vegetables*

me a few minutes after credits ended still raw from emotion: *throws rotten tomato to floor*

[smellycinnamonthundahfudge]

As the WH 13 Series Finale is being watched

my brother (A.K.A. an innocent civilian to my rapid wrath-ful emotional artifact creating breakdown): *clearly notices i'm crying and that the episode seems like it's the end or something*

my brother: so the show is ending?

me: WHY DO YOU THINK THERE'S AN OCEAN AT MY FACE?!?!?! X''''''0

me: *sobs while still watching*

[smellycinnamonthundahfudge]

*just watched warehouse 13's Series Finale*

how could i ever even think that i'd be ready for #ByeWH13

[satellitedyke]

Watching the pilot of Warehouse 13 again. brb crying at how young my children are

[satellitedyke]

So, tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the ending of one of my favorite shows, Warehouse 13

I really, really loved, and related to these characters, so I'm probably going to be an emotional mess all day

Just........be warned

[satellitedyke]

On the production team for Warehouse!??! / Now THAT's something I wanna ask about! / If you're up for sharing / As part of #operationcosy / I'm sure it's an amazing story, no doubt! :)

This is so sweet!! And yeah, it’s a great story, although you’re only the third person to ever ask about it.

I got a Twitter last year, for the Warehouse 13 finale, because I wanted to live tweet the actors and share my pain with the rest of the world. It was great, I kept getting shout outs and follows from other grieving fans. 5 episodes/weeks went by, nothing really eventful happened, I just tweeted once a week for about an hour during the Warehouse 13 episodes.

Then, the finale. I tweeted a lot of messages about how much I loved the show and the actors during the episode, and after the episode ended (and I stopped crying), I tweeted a lot of messages about how much I was going to miss the show, the actors, and the presence Warehouse 13 had in my life. Then I tweeted something that basically said “I got to find a home at the Warehouse, a place I felt accepted. The memories are endless.” (metaphorically, of course) with some other hashtags and shout-outs to the cast and crew.

So, this one guy, he saw that tweet and interpreted it literally, as “The Warehouse was my home and I felt accepted there because I worked with the cast and crew every day and gosh I’m gonna miss these people.” He tweeted at me something along the lines of “I’m so thankful for such a fantastic series, great job.” I was just a fan, expressing my grief, and he thought I was a member of the crew, expressing my grief. Well, he had a lot of followers, and his followers thought I was a part of the crew too, so they started tweeting me their thanks, and while I tried to correct them, it was already out of hand. It was apparently already official that I was on the production team for Warehouse 13. I think Jack Kenny noticed at one point, but he didn’t really care. Probably thought I was some assistant who just carried props or something. I was even edited into the Warehouse 13 Wikipedia page briefly, before another fan edited me out.

I don’t mind it though. It was really cool. I don’t really go on Twitter all that often. It just makes for a cool story, and an interesting conversation starter. (Plus, all these people still believe that my inactive Twitter account is one of a Warehouse crew member, and they still tweet at me from time. It makes me feel important.)

Sorry, I’m a long-winded storyteller!! But this is one of my favorite stories to tell, thanks for asking about it.

[microcosmfortwo]

it's over

finally finished WH13. It's over ;_; still hoping someday they'll do another run.

[radiowiresoverthesea-blog]

The ending of Warehouse 13 was Good. Except for the bit where they tried to pretend that Pete, the only white straigh man, was the main character and audience identification point all along...which it seemes the writers had gone to a lot of trouble to avoid the first four seasons. Also, the sudden sexism and homophobia that cropped up during the last three episodes of the season... :/ But the rest was actually, really, pretty enjoyable. I'm sad to see the show I came to love during seasons 1-4 go.