Past Imperfect

Episode Name: Past Imperfect
Series: Warehouse 13, Season 3
Rating: Three Spaceships

Mission Briefing:
During a mission to get an Artifact in Denver, Myka gets a glimpse of Leo, her partner Sam's killer. He's back in action... Myka and Pete team up with Myka's old Denver Secret Service team to capture him once more.
Meanwhile, Claudia and Steve just nabbed an Artifact... only to be knocked out, and have the Artifact stolen! The only witness was a dog. Artie's got some idea how to get the info from the dog. That's just going to be plain whacky, and who knows what will happen...?
How will the day end?

Mission Report:
YES! They're finally seeing the FBI spy (I think her name's Helen, from the driver's license in the show) for her true colors! It happens at the way end, but it's nice all the same.
But to reviewing. Neither show was overly enjoyable. It was neither bad or good. It was just... average. It wasn't overly exciting. To be honest, there were some more exciting parts, but it was only an average show overall.
And the story was only averagely done. I think they were messing with series details. The impression I got from Sam in the earlier episodes that he was more similar to present-day Pete, and this episode told us that it was the reverse... Myka was the second "Pete", and Sam was the other "Myka". With certain differences, of course, but those are the closest.
But this was another good chance to see how well the actor playing Myka (again, apologies, but I just don't know your real name) is. She's very good. The wilder, more emotional Myka seemed pretty believable. I mean, I think we all felt like Pete, where we were too used to the old Myka, and it was hard to believe that she was once like this. But the actor did a good job portraying this Myka, since it was a pretty believable act.
All in all, this was only an average show... though it was good to see the scarab again, and it's nice that we have a dog (named Tray [sp?]) in the house... or should I say WARE-house? LOL!*

*Or, at least I think so... it does seem like Tray is sticking around, though.