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Last season, Douglas Fargo from Eureka went to Warehouse 13, then on the next episode of Eureka, Claudia Donovan from Warehouse 13 was a guest on Eureka. Now, Doctor Vanessa Calder, the on-call doctor for Warehouse 13 is a guest on Alphas in her other job as a doctor for the CDC. That brings up an idea for a really gnarly crossover for all three shows.

Episode #1: Eureka: Global Dynamics starts their own investigation into Alphas, and unwittingly makes an especially powerful and unstable Alpha even more powerful and unstable.

Episode #2: Warehouse 13: The unstable super-Alpha gets a hold of a really powerful artifact and begins to wreak havoc. Latimer and Bering visit Eureka and combine their efforts with the super-scientists there.

Episode #3: Alphas: The DCIS are finally brought in, and boy are they pissed that they were kept out of the loop. However, they combine their forces with characters from both of the other shows and together they...

Hahaha!!! Season-ending super-cliffhanger suckas!!!

No, really, the possibilities brought about by these three shows being set firmly in the same universe are nearly endless.

Its a strange choice given that the tone of Alphas is very different from the tone of the other two. I mean, Warehouse 13 is, in many ways, a steampunk version of Eureka.

True, Eureka and Warehouse 13 always find ways to include obvious humor, but the only humor on Alphas is the occasional interaction between Gary and Bill, which is not always the sort of thing that people in PC America should laugh at. Not that that stops me.

I'm fine with it as long as Dr Daniel Jackson doesn't start to make cameos