Watch It, Rae! Tv reviews for the critically minded.

Nothing is more fun then when Warehouse 13 shakes up their plotlines and tries something different. They’ve done this before to fantastic results: the body switching episode, the time traveling episode, the Christmas episodes, every single one of their season finales and premieres, etc. This week it was a noir themed episode, with Pete and Myka transported into a mystery novel. Last week I complained about Pete and Claudia’s plotline seeming a little dull. Claudia had an emotional reconciliation with the idea of stabbing Artie, realizing that she had to do it for the good of the world. However, the

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“Parks and Rehabilitation” had a hard job: it was an episode devoted to trying to lighten up the series, while still making sure the audience remembers the emotional burdens of the characters. It reinforces this by starting off with the Warehouse crew with the Regents, pleading Artie’s case. I’m so thankful that this bit is in the episode, as it proves that, for once, the Regents are actually doing their job. The Regents have let a disturbing amount of people go without assessing their mental state: H.G. Wells (who admittedly did get better, but only thanks to Myka), Walter Sykes,

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