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List of Warehouse Personnel

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For an alphabetic list of all agents, see the Warehouse Personnel category.

The following characters have worked or currently work for the Warehouse, listed in approximate order of the official heirachy.

Roles[]

  • Agents
  • Caretaker
  • Guardian
  • Housing/Residence Manager
  • Keeper
  • Regents
  • Supervisors
  • Warehouse Consultant
  • Warehoue Doctor

The Regents[]

Regent Security[]

  • Miller - Member of Regent Security
  • Mr. Jackson - Former head of Regent Security
  • Mrs. Frederic's bodyguard - Took care of and protected Mrs. Fredric, though was more of a steward almost. He was killed when Artie used the Phoenix.
  • Stanes - Member of Regent Security

Caretakers[]

Warehouse 1[]

  • Alexander the Great - The founder of the first Warehouse and, presumably, its first Caretaker (336 BC - 323 BC).

Warehouse 9[]

  • Paracelsus - Caretaker of Warehouse 9 who was Bronzed for his extremism and terrorism in the name of science (Unknown - June 10th, 1541).[1]
  • Temporary Caretaker - A Regent that temporarily took the role of Caretaker after Paracelsus was Bronzed until a permanent replacement could be found (June 10th, 1541 - Unknown).[1]
  • Unknown Caretaker - A Caretaker who acted as a permanent replacement for Paracelsus after he was Bronzed (Unknown - 1566).[1]

Warehouse 10[]

  • Paracelsus - In an alternate timeline, Paracelsus was the sole Caretaker of this Warehouse (1566 - 1725).[1]

Warehouse 11[]

  • Paracelsus - In an alternate timeline, Paracelsus was the sole Caretaker of this Warehouse (1725 - 1830).[1]

Warehouse 12[]

  • Paracelsus - In an alternate timeline, Paracelsus was the sole Caretaker of this Warehouse (1830 - 1914).[1]

Warehouse 13[]

  • Irene Frederick's Sister - The unnamed sister of Irene Frederic and the original Caretaker of Warehouse 13 until it burnt down as a result of its designers' inability to work together[2] (1893 - 1893).[3]
  • Irene Frederic - The sister of Warehouse 13's first Caretaker, and the Caretaker of modern day (before April 27th, 1914[4] - post-2013, pre-2063[5]).
  • Paracelsus - Former Caretaker of Warehouse 9, he temporarily wrested control of Warehouse 13 from Irene Frederic through the use of the Philosopher's Stone and other artifacts in the vicinity of the Eldunari[6]; he was also its sole Caretaker in an alternate timeline (2012 - 2012; 1914 - 2012).[1]
  • Claudia Donovan - Former Warehouse agent who would eventually replace Irene Frederic as Caretaker (post-2013, pre-2063[5] - Unknown).

Warehouse 14[]

  • Benedict Valda - The Valda of Paracelsus' alternate timeline attempted to become the Caretaker of Warehouse 14 when Claire Donovan broke free of his control (2013 - 2013; unofficial).[3]
  • Claire Donovan - As the sister of Claudia Donovan, Claire was considered a viable Caretaker, and was planned to be used as a puppet Caretaker for Warehouse 14 by the alternate Valda while under his mental control (2013 - 2013; unofficial).[3]

Supervisors[]

The following personnel work or have worked as supervisors of the Warehouse:

Warehouse 8[]

  • Franz Steinbruck - Agent supervisor by 1517 (also served as protector of the Chinese Orchid).[7]
    • At the start of the Third Reich in 1939, Franz' descendants were afraid the Nazi regime would seize the Orchid, and moved it to a local mill hidden within a brick wall. There it was guarded by the current Steinbruck generation of Johan, Carl, and Anya Steinbruck.

Warehouse 12[]

Warehouse 13[]

  • Meredith Shimm - Agent supervisor by 1944.[8]
  • Charlie Martin – Agent supervisor by 1961[9]; Present in 1962.[10]
  • Arthur Nielsen - Agent supervisor by 2009 (Current).
  • Jack - Agent supervisor by the 2060s.[5]

Agents[]

Agents are employees of the Warehouse tasked with collecting artifacts and protecting both the Warehouse and the world at large. Agents are recruited for particular traits deemed useful to the Warehouse and its work, be they talents, skills, or preternatural abilities. Only legal citizens of the Warehouse's current home country can be recruited as Agents, and are presumably automatically retired should it ever move to a new host country.[11]

All Agents are approached personally by the current Caretaker of the current Warehouse and offered transport and directions to its location[12][13] (with the exception of Claudia Donovan).[14] Some Agents must go through a period of apprenticeship before they are officially recognized as such, as was the case for H.G. Wells[15][16] and Claudia Donovan.[17] Sometime soon after recruitment, all Warehouse employees must make a signature statement on film, where a record is created of the employee agreeing to work for the Warehouse whilst understanding the inherent risks it presents.[18]

Current Agents[]

  • Arthur Nielsen – Formerly only an agent; Now functions as supervisor who still does field work.
  • Claudia Donovan - Current agent; Promoted from apprentice; Future Caretaker.
  • Myka Bering - Current agent; Formerly left the Warehouse; Now rejoined.
  • Peter Lattimer - Current agent.
  • Steve Jinks - Current agent; Formerly deceased; Now resurrected.

Other Agents[]

  • Adam Maddox - Future agent of Warehouse 13 in the 2060s.[5]
  • Jenny - Future agent of Warehouse 13 in the 2060s.[5]
  • Raymond - In an alternate timeline where Pete had never been born; Not employed in main timeline.[19]
  • Sandra - In an alternate timeline where Pete had never been born; Not employed in main timeline.[19]

Former Agents[]

Warehouse 8[]

  • Giovanni Donato Magraido - (Incorrectly stated to be) present in 1607; Collected Leonardo da Vinci's Gargoyle.[20]
    • As Warehouse 8's reign ended in 1517, and 1607 falling within the reign of Warehouse 10, Magraido is considered an agent of Warehouse 8, but is not considered to have been active by 1607.

Warehouse 9[]

  • Lisa Da Vinci - Warehouse 9 agent; Leonardo DaVinci's Grandaughter; presumed deceased.[21]
  • Various Unnamed Agents

Warehouse 11[]

Warehouse 12[]

  • David Wolcott - Field partner of Helena G. Wells; assisted in the apprehension of Vincent Crowley and the prevention of the abuse of Joshua's Trumpet and Wells' Rocket in 1893,[10] was killed by Dan Seavey during his raid of the HMS Avalon sometime after April 27th, 1914.[4]
  • Gaston Lefft-Hanover - Present in 1904; Collected the Gold Spike from the Trans-Continental Railroad.[23]
  • H. Berube - Present in 1907; Collected the De-Synchronizing Decoy[24] and the Pangman Mountie's Hat.[25]
  • Mr. Kipling - Present in 1889; Known to have been rather jealous of Helena's exemplary talent as an agent even during her apprenticeship, and wrote rude verses on the walls as a result. May have been Rudyard Kipling.[5]
  • L. Flaubert - Present in 1875; Collected Hamed bin Muhammed al-Murjebi for Bronzing.[26]
  • Liam McShane[27][28] - Present in 1889; Stunned by Caturanga when he was demonstrating his Stun Gun. Described as "always grumpy."[16][28]
  • Mercy Hanover - Present in 1878; Collected _na's Silencing Pram[29] and Frisky Mitsie's Throw Rug.[30]
  • Morris Eartdole - Present in 1874; Annotated a transcription of a Warehouse 3 agent's report from the Ancient Archives, possibly attempting to identify an unidentified artifact.[31]
  • Vincent Crowley - Was killed when his own rocket launched him into the atmosphere, after he plotted against the Warehouse's relocation. Joined the Warehouse sometime prior to, and died, 1893.[10]
  • V. Prondl - Present in 1859; Collected the Legalese-Forcing Desk Lamp[32] and the Soldotna Super Speed Skates.[30]

Warehouse 13[]

  • Agent Abbott - Present in 196_, first initial illegible; Collected the Incendiary Pedal Fire Engine.[33]
  • Abe. Mortisson - Present in 1921; Collected an unknown artifact.[34]
  • Alice Morris - Term illegible; Collected a Steel Lunch Box.[35]
  • Andrew Read - Past agent; currently MIA, last known location was Minneapolis, Minnesota.[36]
  • Bernie Arkweir - Present in 1948; Collected Chuck Yeager's Favorite LP.[37]
  • Agent Brant - Stated that the Telegraph from Telegraph Island (or Telegraph Island itself) had not affected anyone since the end of the British Empire[38]; whether they were an agent of Warehouse 12 or Warehouse 13 is unclear.
  • Buck Mendell – Present in 1939 and 1944; Collected Birmingham Badgers' Underwear[39][40], Philo Farnsworth's Transmutational Three Dimensional Camera/Projector, the Hopi Hallucinating Gourd[41], the O'Jaffrey Invisible Infant Chair[24], the Video of the Reilley Tests[42], the Skowhegan Frosting Lantern[43], and the Funeral Bugle of Bolivar.[32]
  • C. Bland - Present in 1957; Collected the Beauty Kit of L_ McGuire[44]. May have been related to agent W. K. Z. Bland.
  • Dave Arbuckle - Present in 194_; Collected the Canister of Inconsolability.[45]
  • Dylan Tonkins - Present in 1957; Collected the Mind Refracting Chandelier.[46]
  • D. Benjamin - Present in 1926; Collected Horace Westlake Frink's Bronze Baby Shoes.[47]
  • D. Gidebottham - Present in 1972; Collected Mrs. Findlay's Chilling China[41] and the Emotional Avalanche Skiers.[33]
  • Agent Dobkins - Present in 1962, first initial illegible; collected "Creatures of Scarboro (illegible)".[48]
  • E. Averson - Present in 1927; Collected Howard Carter's Coffee Pot; Presumed deceased.[49]
  • Ferdinand Roggersin - Present in 1908; Collected the Shackleton Expedition Sardines.[50]
  • Fishings - Worked alongside with Artie, MacPherson and possibly Hugo.
  • Gladys Philbison - Present in 1933, 1944, and 1953; Collected a Blue Porcelian Teapot[51], Silver Thimble[52], and Wind-Up Tin Toy Rooster[53] respectively.
  • Gus - Present in 1961, possibly present after 1978; presumed deceased. Known to have been assigned to look for Man Ray's Camera in 1961.[14][54][55]
  • Gwyn Bartholemew Stiles - Present in 1921; Collected Tyndale's Infinite Lathe.[56][57]
  • Hardy O'Shearn - Present in 1977, surname illegible; Collected the Party-Crashing Chandelier.[58]
  • Helena G. Wells – Former agent of Warehouse 12; voluntarily bronzed. Later debronzed by James MacPherson and went rogue. Briefly reinstated at Warehouse 13 before going rogue again. Arrested and incarcerated by the Regents; consciousness and body reunited. Initially killed in the destruction of the Warehouse; revived with the Warehouse in the current timeline. Now retired with "civilian" status.
  • H.K. Tsu - Present in 1962; Collected Wu Huanwen for Bronzing.[26]
  • Hugo Miller – Originally retired from insanity, has since recovered.
  • I. Gustavsen - Present in 1934; Collected Bonnie Parker for Bronzing.[26]
  • Jack Secord – Killed by the Spine of the Saracen on his last mission. Joined the Warehouse in 1955; Died around June 22nd, 1962.[59]
  • James MacPherson – Former agent who went rogue; killed by H. G. Wells after he repented of his betrayal and started to expose his plans. Joined the Warehouse on or sometime prior to April 30th, 1973[60]; Died 2010 due to the acidic reaction of the Warehouse's painite with the chemicals in his blood.
  • Agent Jiverly - Present in 1914; Collected Max Wertheimer's Zoetrope.[61]
  • John Gastean - Present in 1954; Collected the Mirror of Kitson Reflections.[62]
  • Kevin Turner - Past agent; currently MIA, last known location was Minneapolis, Minnesota.[63]
  • Lyle/Lyla Tompkins - Present in 19_7, first name illegible; Collected the Sense-Sucking Vaccuum Cleaner.[58]
  • Captain M. Buchanan - Present in 1948; Collected the Easter Island Conch.[64]
  • Mack Summer - Present in 1949; Collected the Vase of Death's Vale.[65]
  • Mark Thomson - Past agent; currently MIA, last known location was Los Angeles, California.[66]
  • M. D. Grouper - Present in 19_3; Collected an illegible artifact.[67]
  • Merle Drummond - Present in 1917 and 1957; Collected the Smythe Displacing File Box[43] and the Route-Repeating Shoes[68] respectively.
  • Merle Vennuto - Present in 1962; Collected the Original Sticky String.[69]
  • Michael Plant - Past agent; currently MIA, last known location was Minneapolis, Minnesota.[70][71]
  • M. J. Ryan - Term illegible; Collected a Golden Compass.[72]
  • M. M. Bellamy - Present in 1900, 1911, and 19_1; Collected George Washington's Shaving Brush, Airbrushes from Disney Studios, and the Tall Brush respectively.[73]
  • M. Whistler - Present in 1974 and 1978; Collected Asheboro Angela's Record Player[74], the Forpulator of Unusual Desire[68], Willie Lomax's Suitcase[45], an illegible "Missionary" artifact[25], Voodoo Vera's Needlepoint[30], the Lampshade of Psychic Power[75][76], and Tito Puente's Original Studio Master of "Oye Como Va"[77] respectively.
  • N. Coomarswammy - Present in 1947; Collected Babe Ruth's Baseball Bat[78][79] and the Carbondale Oppressing Iron.[74]
  • N. Raumm - Present in 1947; Collected the Golden Rope[80] and Sitka Stephenson's Saddle.[29]
  • P. Saunderson - Present in 1914; Collected H.G. Wells for Bronzing.[26]
  • Rebecca St. Clair – Retired; then came back Spine of the Saracen for one last mission before she chose to die after one last meeting with Jack. Joined the Warehouse sometime prior to 1961; Died 2010 when her consciousness was lost when H.G. Wells' Time Machine lost power and could not bring her back to the present.
  • Rudy Braun - Past agent; currently MIA, last known location was New York (City), New York.[81]
  • S. Brennan - Present in 1960; Collected Vera Renczi for Bronzing.[26]
  • S. Pocklinton – Present in 1926; Collected Houdini's Wallet[82]; Presumed deceased.
  • S.P. Herzog - Present in 1911; Collected Huseyin Hilmi Pasha for Bronzing.[26]
  • Steve Wolff - Present in 1978; collected the Stuttering Radiophonic Tuner[41], Vic's Amnesiatic Videotapes[24], and the Chun-Kwai Seducing Vase.[58]
  • Agent Sweetwood - Term and status unknown; Known to have had a run-in with a music box artifact.[83]
  • Theo. Cotton - Present in 1959; Collected George P. Metesky for Bronzing.[26]
  • Timothy F- - Present in 1962, surname illegible; Collected the Children's Sleighs.[84][62]
  • Vanessa Calder - Now the Warehouse Doctor.
  • Agent Will- - Present in 1975; Collected the Green Ring.[85]
  • W. K. Z. Bland - Present in 1969; Collected the Emerald Bow and Arrows[86], the Overcoats of 'D' Company[41], N_leson's Formula TFX33, and Mikal's Thought-Nesting Dolls.[74]
Unknown[]

The following agents of Warehouse 13 are known to have existed, but their names are unknown:

  • A curious agent wandered into the Escher Vault without the necessary goggles and was never seen again. This happened between 1989 and 1994.[87]
  • A white male agent who was present in 1981 eventually died.[12]
  • A black male agent who was present in 1981 eventually died.[12]
  • A white male agent who was present in 1981 was eventually committed to a mental institution in Germany.[12]
  • A white male agent who was present in 1981 eventually disappeared.[12]

Other Personnel[]

The following personnel work for the Warehouse in some way other than the ways listed above:

  • Abigail Chow - Owner of the Univille Bed and Breakfast for Warehouse use in 2012; Warehouse Keeper.
  • Leena – Owner of the Univille Bed and Breakfast for Warehouse use by 2009 until 2012; Warehouse consultant (aura-reading, artifact shelving).
  • Taka – Warehouse Memory Proper
  • Unnamed Courier - Regent's Courier
  • Vanessa Calder - Warehouse doctor

Warehouse 13 Contributors[]

  • Albert Einstein: Designed the Warehouse's Expansion Joints.[88]
  • Douglass Fargo: Upgraded Warehouse 13's computer system. Brought Maintenance and Repair Automatons (M.A.R.A.s) in the hopes the Warehouse could use them, but they were rejected by Artie.[89]
  • M. C. Escher: Co-constructor of Warehouse 13 ("The Artist"); Designed original Warehouse's ability to fold in on itself), constructed or inspired the Escher Vault.[90][91]
  • Nikola Tesla: Co-constructor of Warehouse 13 ("The Mad Scientist") ;[90][91] Co-designed and supplied modern Tesla firearms with Helena Wells.[12][15]
  • Philo Farnsworth: Designed and supplied Farnsworth devices.[12]
  • Thomas Edison: Co-constructor of Warehouse 13 ("The Businessman").[90][91]

Allies and Secret-Keepers[]

The One[]

Warehouse personnel (at least Regents and agents) are allowed a "One", one person they choose whom they trust with the secrets of their career and the Warehouse's existence.[92] This is meant to help ground them and give them balance so that they do not become consumed and overwhelmed by the intensity of their work.

Originally, only Regents were permitted a One. It was not until (presumably between 2009 and 20010) highly successful agent Artie Nielsen argued that agents should be permitted the same therapeutic privilege and threatened to resign if they were not that the Regents extended the privilege to them.[11]

  • Daniel Lattimer: The One of Regent Jane Lattimer.[93]
  • Kelly Hernandez: The hopeful One of agent Pete Lattimer. She refused to be told the details of his life after she was affected by an artifact that nearly made her kill him, as she only wanted a peaceful, normal life, and did not wish to be wrapped up in something dangerous.[94] She returned in the future to get the Warehouse's help after her grandmother was affected by an artifact.[95]
  • Scott Mohr: The One of agent Artie Nielsen. Born not knowing who his birth father was, Scott and Artie eventually reconnected in the future, and he was occasionally asked to help with Warehouse cases, including snagging a time-bubble-creating artifact that had eluded Artie for several years. Outside of Warehouse assistance, they attend Comic-Con together.[11]

Other[]

These people know of the Warehouse to some extent, and some may be involved in helping the Warehouse.

  • Bennett Sutton
  • Brady Miller: Hopeful future agent of Warehouse 13; Nephew of former agent Hugo Miller.[96] It is unclear if he is Hugo's One.
  • Charlotte DuPres
  • Deb Stanley[97]
  • Liam Napier: Former lover of Steve Jinks, he deduced that Steve worked for a secret government organization that collected and contained artifacts.[98]
  • Monty Dilman[99]
  • Nick Powell

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Personnel not considered agents, and thus were not recruited by the Caretaker, or who are no longer agents, may not be considered subordinates to the Caretaker like supervisors and agents are; Vanessa Calder[92] and Abigail Cho[100], the Warehouse doctor and Keeper respectively, both referred to Mrs. Frederic by her given name, a privilege only Regents have otherwise been shown to have.
    • An exception is Leena, owner of the B&B, who always referred to Mrs. Frederic as "Mrs. Frederic", despite not being recruited by her.[11] This was likely simply out of respect rather than subordination.

References[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Endless Terror
  2. ↑ Grand Designs
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Cangku Shisi
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Lost & Found (see this image)
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Endless (see this image)
  6. ↑ The Truth Hurts
  7. ↑ We All Fall Down
  8. ↑ Beyond Our Control (see this image)
  9. ↑ Where and When
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 3... 2... 1
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Endless
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.6 Pilot
  13. ↑ The New Guy
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 Claudia (Episode)
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Time Will Tell
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 Stand
  17. ↑ For The Team
  18. ↑ Parks and Rehabilitation
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 The Greatest Gift
  20. ↑ Parks and Rehabilitation (see this image)
  21. ↑ Endless Terror
  22. ↑ Lost & Found
  23. ↑ See this image.
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 File:Assorted Cards 12.jpg
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 File:Assorted Cards 29.jpg
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 26.4 26.5 26.6 https://twitter.com/Bumpynight/status/744023676467699714
  27. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2084726/fullcredits#cast
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 Stand (deleted scene)
  29. ↑ 29.0 29.1 File:Assorted Cards 19.jpg
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 File:Assorted Cards 33.jpg
  31. ↑ File:Ancient Archives transcription.jpg
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 File:Assorted Cards 31.jpg
  33. ↑ 33.0 33.1 File:Assorted Cards 15.jpg
  34. ↑ File:Unknown Artifact Card.png
  35. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 23.jpg
  36. ↑ File:Agent A. Read.jpg
  37. ↑ Cangku Shisi (see this image)
  38. ↑ Around The Bend (see this image)
  39. ↑ File:Birmingham Badgers Underwear Card.jpg
  40. ↑ https://www.flickr.com/photos/scifichick/8122108352/sizes/l
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 41.2 41.3 File:Assorted Cards 10.jpg
  42. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 13.jpg
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 File:Assorted Cards 27.jpg
  44. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 6.jpg
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 File:Assorted Cards 25.jpg
  46. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 4.jpg
  47. ↑ Shadows (see this image)
  48. ↑ File:NR Tour Stacks 14.jpg
  49. ↑ File:Coffee Pot.PNG
  50. ↑ File:Sardines.jpg
  51. ↑ File:EBayPot.jpg
  52. ↑ File:EBayThimble.jpg
  53. ↑ File:EBayRooster.jpg
  54. ↑ Age Before Beauty
  55. ↑ Where and When
  56. ↑ File:Tyndale's Infinite Lathe Card.jpg
  57. ↑ https://www.flickr.com/photos/scifichick/8122105880/sizes/l
  58. ↑ 58.0 58.1 58.2 File:Assorted Cards 17.jpg
  59. ↑ Burnout
  60. ↑ File:Duarte James Watch.jpg
  61. ↑ 13.1 (see this image)
  62. ↑ 62.0 62.1 File:Assorted Cards 21.jpg
  63. ↑ File:Agent K. Turner.jpg
  64. ↑ Breakdown (see this image and this image)
  65. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 14.jpg
  66. ↑ File:Agent M. Thomson.jpg
  67. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 3.jpg
  68. ↑ 68.0 68.1 File:Assorted Cards 5.jpg
  69. ↑ Breakdown (see this image)
  70. ↑ File:Agent M. Plant.jpg
  71. ↑ File:Agent M. Plant 2.jpg
  72. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 1.jpg
  73. ↑ Love Sick (see this image and this image)
  74. ↑ 74.0 74.1 74.2 File:Assorted Cards 8.jpg
  75. ↑ File:Lampshade of Psychic Power Card.jpg
  76. ↑ https://www.flickr.com/photos/scifichick/8122118008/sizes/l
  77. ↑ Around The Bend (see this image)
  78. ↑ File:Ruth Bat Card 1.png
  79. ↑ File:Ruth Bat Card 2 v2.png
  80. ↑ File:The Golden Rope.png
  81. ↑ File:Agent R. Braun.jpg
  82. ↑ Pilot (see this image)
  83. ↑ Around The Bend (Deleted Scene)
  84. ↑ File:Assorted Cards 20.jpg
  85. ↑ File:Green Ring.png
  86. ↑ File:Emerald Bow and Arrows 3.png
  87. ↑ "MacPherson" establishes that James MacPherson was fired from Warehouse 13 in 1994 (15 years prior to the present), and is established to take place in September of 2009. 20 years prior to this is 1989. In "Time Will Tell", James says "20 years ago, a curious agent entered the Vault and hasn't been heard of since." This episode is intended to take place very soon after, if not the same day as, "MacPherson", but it and a later episode establish through props that it takes place in April of 2010. Twenty years prior to this is 1990.
  88. ↑ Instinct
  89. ↑ 13.1
  90. ↑ 90.0 90.1 90.2 Magnetism
  91. ↑ 91.0 91.1 91.2 Grand Designs
  92. ↑ 92.0 92.1 Buried
  93. ↑ Shadows
  94. ↑ Reset
  95. ↑ Savage Seduction
  96. ↑ There's Always a Downside
  97. ↑ Endless Wonder
  98. ↑ Runaway
  99. ↑ The Sky's the Limit
  100. ↑ All the Time in the World


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