"Endless", Dr. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen, born Arthur Weisfelt, runs Warehouse 13. We learn in the season 1 episode "Implosion" that Mrs. Frederic is responsible for Artie's recruitment to the Warehouse, starting a relationship that has endured at least 30 years. He disowns his son, and after Artie changes his identity, they have no contact for 30 years.
Artie is the senior agent at Warehouse 13, an agency tasked with collecting rouge supernatural artifacts and keeping the world safe from them. In "13.1" however, Artie speaks of Hugo's time at and forced retirement from the Warehouse by 1974-75 as if he were there, and Hugo recognizes Artie as a fellow agent. Saul Rubinek also played a scientist in the show Eureka, Carl Carlson, both of whom love their job and have said something along the lines of their work is their life and without it they are nothing.
"[7] In the season 2 episode "13.1", he reluctantly allows a "Global Dynamics geek" to come to Warehouse 13 and upgrade the antiquated computer systems. James' use of the Phoenix artifact to save Carol from a fire drives the final wedge between him and Artie. He is the Special Agent in Charge of Warehouse 13 and is the immediate supervisor of Agents Pete Lattimer, Myka Bering and Claudia Donovan. Artie insists she simply chose poorly by choosing James instead of him. They clash again in season 2 episodes "Vendetta" and "Where and When" after Myka advocates for the reinstatement of H. G. Wells, a decision Artie adamantly opposes.
[8][9] Before working for the Warehouse, he would hunt down and trade artifacts that he found in exchange for getting family members out of East Berlin. When Artie and he meet, they make amends and renew their relationship.
He is a car buff.
Quirks Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Artie shares his birthday (July 2, 1948) with Saul Rubinek, making him a Cancer. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen (July 2nd, 1948 - Present) was hired on December 10th, 1978 at the age of 28 yrs and is still currently active.
[13] Artie prefers old-fashioned items and ways of doing things because they are familiar and comfortable, not necessarily because he likes them better. Artie was a cryptographer for the National Security Agency when he was in his 20's. She resents Artie's compulsive secrecy and believes she and Pete are being treated as if they're expendable, to which Artie reacts.
Artie has dedicated the last 35 years of his life to work at The Warehouse.
It is portrayed, however, that Steve fits in well with the Warehouse family.
Arthur WeisfeltLuther WastrifeBrother AdrianArtimusPooh BearColonel Rafael Obregón He decoded Soviet communications, and intercepted letters and phone transcripts for them. While not noticeably a religious man, he has studied the Talmud enough to at least be able to quote it. However, Artie wasn't really selling government secrets to the Soviets, he was actually selling artifacts to them thinking they were just rare antiques. Religion Although their relationship was merely one of necessity, Artie is remorseful over Aleksandr's fate, stating that he didn't know he'd be punished.
"Endless", Dr. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen, born Arthur Weisfelt, runs Warehouse 13. We learn in the season 1 episode "Implosion" that Mrs. Frederic is responsible for Artie's recruitment to the Warehouse, starting a relationship that has endured at least 30 years. He disowns his son, and after Artie changes his identity, they have no contact for 30 years.
Artie is the senior agent at Warehouse 13, an agency tasked with collecting rouge supernatural artifacts and keeping the world safe from them. In "13.1" however, Artie speaks of Hugo's time at and forced retirement from the Warehouse by 1974-75 as if he were there, and Hugo recognizes Artie as a fellow agent. Saul Rubinek also played a scientist in the show Eureka, Carl Carlson, both of whom love their job and have said something along the lines of their work is their life and without it they are nothing.
"[7] In the season 2 episode "13.1", he reluctantly allows a "Global Dynamics geek" to come to Warehouse 13 and upgrade the antiquated computer systems. James' use of the Phoenix artifact to save Carol from a fire drives the final wedge between him and Artie. He is the Special Agent in Charge of Warehouse 13 and is the immediate supervisor of Agents Pete Lattimer, Myka Bering and Claudia Donovan. Artie insists she simply chose poorly by choosing James instead of him. They clash again in season 2 episodes "Vendetta" and "Where and When" after Myka advocates for the reinstatement of H. G. Wells, a decision Artie adamantly opposes.
[8][9] Before working for the Warehouse, he would hunt down and trade artifacts that he found in exchange for getting family members out of East Berlin. When Artie and he meet, they make amends and renew their relationship.
He is a car buff.
Quirks Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Artie shares his birthday (July 2, 1948) with Saul Rubinek, making him a Cancer. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen (July 2nd, 1948 - Present) was hired on December 10th, 1978 at the age of 28 yrs and is still currently active.
[13] Artie prefers old-fashioned items and ways of doing things because they are familiar and comfortable, not necessarily because he likes them better. Artie was a cryptographer for the National Security Agency when he was in his 20's. She resents Artie's compulsive secrecy and believes she and Pete are being treated as if they're expendable, to which Artie reacts.
Artie has dedicated the last 35 years of his life to work at The Warehouse.
It is portrayed, however, that Steve fits in well with the Warehouse family.
Arthur WeisfeltLuther WastrifeBrother AdrianArtimusPooh BearColonel Rafael Obregón He decoded Soviet communications, and intercepted letters and phone transcripts for them. While not noticeably a religious man, he has studied the Talmud enough to at least be able to quote it. However, Artie wasn't really selling government secrets to the Soviets, he was actually selling artifacts to them thinking they were just rare antiques. Religion Although their relationship was merely one of necessity, Artie is remorseful over Aleksandr's fate, stating that he didn't know he'd be punished.
"Endless", Dr. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen, born Arthur Weisfelt, runs Warehouse 13. We learn in the season 1 episode "Implosion" that Mrs. Frederic is responsible for Artie's recruitment to the Warehouse, starting a relationship that has endured at least 30 years. He disowns his son, and after Artie changes his identity, they have no contact for 30 years.
Artie is the senior agent at Warehouse 13, an agency tasked with collecting rouge supernatural artifacts and keeping the world safe from them. In "13.1" however, Artie speaks of Hugo's time at and forced retirement from the Warehouse by 1974-75 as if he were there, and Hugo recognizes Artie as a fellow agent. Saul Rubinek also played a scientist in the show Eureka, Carl Carlson, both of whom love their job and have said something along the lines of their work is their life and without it they are nothing.
"[7] In the season 2 episode "13.1", he reluctantly allows a "Global Dynamics geek" to come to Warehouse 13 and upgrade the antiquated computer systems. James' use of the Phoenix artifact to save Carol from a fire drives the final wedge between him and Artie. He is the Special Agent in Charge of Warehouse 13 and is the immediate supervisor of Agents Pete Lattimer, Myka Bering and Claudia Donovan. Artie insists she simply chose poorly by choosing James instead of him. They clash again in season 2 episodes "Vendetta" and "Where and When" after Myka advocates for the reinstatement of H. G. Wells, a decision Artie adamantly opposes.
[8][9] Before working for the Warehouse, he would hunt down and trade artifacts that he found in exchange for getting family members out of East Berlin. When Artie and he meet, they make amends and renew their relationship.
He is a car buff.
Quirks Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Artie shares his birthday (July 2, 1948) with Saul Rubinek, making him a Cancer. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen (July 2nd, 1948 - Present) was hired on December 10th, 1978 at the age of 28 yrs and is still currently active.
[13] Artie prefers old-fashioned items and ways of doing things because they are familiar and comfortable, not necessarily because he likes them better. Artie was a cryptographer for the National Security Agency when he was in his 20's. She resents Artie's compulsive secrecy and believes she and Pete are being treated as if they're expendable, to which Artie reacts.
Artie has dedicated the last 35 years of his life to work at The Warehouse.
It is portrayed, however, that Steve fits in well with the Warehouse family.
Arthur WeisfeltLuther WastrifeBrother AdrianArtimusPooh BearColonel Rafael Obregón He decoded Soviet communications, and intercepted letters and phone transcripts for them. While not noticeably a religious man, he has studied the Talmud enough to at least be able to quote it. However, Artie wasn't really selling government secrets to the Soviets, he was actually selling artifacts to them thinking they were just rare antiques. Religion Although their relationship was merely one of necessity, Artie is remorseful over Aleksandr's fate, stating that he didn't know he'd be punished.
The Regents take action by assigning Dr. Abigail Cho to Warehouse 13, who is introduced to Artie by Mrs. Frederic in "The Sky's the Limit" as the new owner of Leena's B&B. Wells, Mrs. Frederic, and Pete are all still alive.
"Endless", Dr. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen, born Arthur Weisfelt, runs Warehouse 13. We learn in the season 1 episode "Implosion" that Mrs. Frederic is responsible for Artie's recruitment to the Warehouse, starting a relationship that has endured at least 30 years. He disowns his son, and after Artie changes his identity, they have no contact for 30 years.
Artie is the senior agent at Warehouse 13, an agency tasked with collecting rouge supernatural artifacts and keeping the world safe from them. In "13.1" however, Artie speaks of Hugo's time at and forced retirement from the Warehouse by 1974-75 as if he were there, and Hugo recognizes Artie as a fellow agent. Saul Rubinek also played a scientist in the show Eureka, Carl Carlson, both of whom love their job and have said something along the lines of their work is their life and without it they are nothing.
"[7] In the season 2 episode "13.1", he reluctantly allows a "Global Dynamics geek" to come to Warehouse 13 and upgrade the antiquated computer systems. James' use of the Phoenix artifact to save Carol from a fire drives the final wedge between him and Artie. He is the Special Agent in Charge of Warehouse 13 and is the immediate supervisor of Agents Pete Lattimer, Myka Bering and Claudia Donovan. Artie insists she simply chose poorly by choosing James instead of him. They clash again in season 2 episodes "Vendetta" and "Where and When" after Myka advocates for the reinstatement of H. G. Wells, a decision Artie adamantly opposes.
[8][9] Before working for the Warehouse, he would hunt down and trade artifacts that he found in exchange for getting family members out of East Berlin. When Artie and he meet, they make amends and renew their relationship.
He is a car buff.
Quirks Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Artie shares his birthday (July 2, 1948) with Saul Rubinek, making him a Cancer. Arthur "Artie" Nielsen (July 2nd, 1948 - Present) was hired on December 10th, 1978 at the age of 28 yrs and is still currently active.
[13] Artie prefers old-fashioned items and ways of doing things because they are familiar and comfortable, not necessarily because he likes them better. Artie was a cryptographer for the National Security Agency when he was in his 20's. She resents Artie's compulsive secrecy and believes she and Pete are being treated as if they're expendable, to which Artie reacts.
Artie has dedicated the last 35 years of his life to work at The Warehouse.
It is portrayed, however, that Steve fits in well with the Warehouse family.
Arthur WeisfeltLuther WastrifeBrother AdrianArtimusPooh BearColonel Rafael Obregón He decoded Soviet communications, and intercepted letters and phone transcripts for them. While not noticeably a religious man, he has studied the Talmud enough to at least be able to quote it. However, Artie wasn't really selling government secrets to the Soviets, he was actually selling artifacts to them thinking they were just rare antiques. Religion Although their relationship was merely one of necessity, Artie is remorseful over Aleksandr's fate, stating that he didn't know he'd be punished.
