The guy who plays arty also plays another character in eureka, so now my wife and I look forward to seeing him in other media, always asking "Arty why are you here".it's our head canon that he is cloned and ties multiple media together
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Wait until you find out about the Eureka crossovers!
The golden age of syfy
I mean. I would not go that far. you would not believe how amazing twilight, zone, outer limits, and star trek were as a combo. buck rogers and battlestar galactica were pretty neat. then stng and babylon5. we have been blessed with ages.
I think they are talking about the network channel named syfy. They made both Eureka and Warehouse 13. They didn't make any of the shows you listed except the bsg reboot.
ahh. I guess then was it about the same as farscape because I have to put that as the pinnacle of syfy shows.
I really liked those shows. Campy and never too serious.
The crossovers were really cool. I really miss these shows.
I was hoping The Librarians would have a similar feel, but I couldn't seem to get into it.
It was a bit too camp.
Still fun though
As others have mentioned theres two bespoke crossover eps (i think theres two in eureka too, but maybe just the one).
They also make a lot of throw away references to the other series, like the computer guy saying his "new life" (in Eureka) was too hectic
There's two crossovers on the warehouse 13 side, Fargo and Claudia kiss before her boyfriend moves away and the the gang save Fargo and his room mates from Beatrix potter's magic teapot. There are several references too.
Any current shows with the same vibe as these? I got a bit of this feeling from SurrealEstate, but I’d love some more suggestions.
Resident Alien
It's not scifi and it's not current, but "leverage" has a very similar vibe and production value. It's a bunch of thieves turned good where each episode is basically a mini oceans 11.
For current TV shows, I'm not sure I know of any. Everything that seems close is too much drama not enough comedy and most are serial rather than episodic. Animated shows might fair better, Final Space or Inside Job might be worth looking into.
I couldn't get past the first episode of Surrealestate. Are the latter episodes good?
It’s got good ones and bad ones. IMO gets better when the priest leaves.
lol. I don't watch must past the 20teens. Apparently that is my old man limit where current stuff just does not speak to me. Older show wise sanctuary I think comes close. Its like warehouse13 with creatures instead of items. Its a bit of a stretch but I think lost girl is a bit like it. Lots of sorta make fun of its fiction. Those certainly are not current though.