The best minds in the US are tucked away in a remote town where they build futuristic inventions for the government's benefit. Special Features: Deleted Scenes Audio Commentary Warehouse 13 Cross-Over Episode
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lease note this is a region 2 and will require a region 2 (urope) or region ree layer in order to play verything you thought you knew about the small town of ureka is about to change heriff arter (olin erguson) and the resident geniuses are accustomed to the strange occurrences that make their town unlike any other ut when five of them are shunted back in time to ureka&39;s ounder&39;s ay their return trip delivers them to a present-day ureka that&39;s anything but familiar ith new jobs new residents and new romances in store it&39;s definitely not business as usual in this small town where the big secrets just got even bigger ame town ig changes ctors olin erguson alli ichardson-hitfield ordan inson rica erra eil rayston oe orton & hris authierertificate 12 years and overear 2010anguages nglishdditional anguages one listedubtitles one listeduration 7 hours and 10 minutes (approx)
First ten episodes of the fourth season of the fantasy series set in the quirky town of Eureka. A secret haven for inventors aiming to provide the latest scientific breakthrough, Eureka buzzes with eccentricity and high-tech prototypes. Sheriff Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) is the town's odd one out. Rather than an inventor, Carter is a practical man who values simple ideas and straightforward solutions. These prove to be invaluable qualities in the madcap environs of Eureka, where Carter's common sense time and again saves the town (on a few occasions, possibly the world) from self-inflicted disaster. Episodes are: 'Founder's Day', 'A New World', 'All the Rage', 'The Story of O2', 'Crossing Over', 'Momstrosity', 'Stoned', 'The Ex-Files', 'I'll Be Seeing You' and 'O Little Town'.
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