Syfy has renewed Haven for a third season which is a good thing because I don’t even want to imagine what fans like me would’ve sent them had they cancelled the show after that season finale. Variety says the show will be back next year for another 13 episodes. The mysterious drama gets better with each episode, so I am glad it will be back to keep us on the edge of our seat for a third season. Syfy also announced the descriptions for Haven along with Warehouse 13 and the wrongfully cancelled Eureka standalone Christmas episodes.
Here is what we can expect on December 6th from the three shows:
In Eureka’s “Do You See What I See,” the quaint town of geniuses is transformed into animated versions of themselves. Sheriff Carter (Colin Ferguson) and Allison Blake (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) are secretly planning the perfect holiday surprise for their kids. But a mysterious kaleidoscopic wave of color crashes over Eureka, leaving the entire town and its inhabitants animated. Leading production and entertainment company Curious Pictures will produce the animation featured in the episode, which will be broken up into different styles including Anime, claymation, animation inspired by the Looney Tunes cartoons and modern cg. The episode features a stellar line up of guest stars lending their voices to a variety of characters, including Emmy Award-winner Jim Parsons, Edward James Olmos, Chris Parnell and Matt Frewer.
In Warehouse 13’s “The Greatest Gift,” Pete Lattimer (Eddie McClintock) is hit in the head by an artifact and wakes up to a life where he was never born. Pete must hunt down and persuade the Warehouse team (none of whom recognize him) to go on this life or death mission with him to vanquish a long dead nemesis from the past to get everyone’s lives back.　This episode takes a page from It’s a Wonderful Life and The Greatest Gift, which is the short story on which the iconic movie was based. As he did last year, showrunner Jack Kenny directed the holiday episode.
In Haven’s “Silent Night,” Audrey Parker (Emily Rose) begins seeing Christmas decorations mysteriously popping up all over Haven in the middle of July yet nobody else, including Nathan (Lucas Bryant), seem to feel anything is unusual. 　Yet, when Haven residents start disappearing into thin air, Audrey convinces Nathan they must find a way to stop it.
Even though those these episodes are standalones, they are just as good as the rest of the episodes!
