Most people would consider a long-lost Vincent Van Gogh's painting like 'Stormy Night' to be an historical artifact, a famous work of art from another era. The word 'artifact' means something different to Artie and Jinks on 'Warehouse 13' (Mondays, 9PM on Syfy). To them, an 'artifact' is an item of considerable power that could possibly be harmful if it fell into the wrong hands, and 'Stormy Night' meets that criteria.

Since it's their job to catalogue and store these dangerous artifacts, Artie and Jinks set out on a mission to steal the real 'Stormy Night' and replace it with a fake. They had lots of neat tools from Warehouse 13 to help, including a camera that can transfer a perfect replica to another canvas and "memory paper" from Gutenberg's printing press. "Van Gogh himself wouldn't know the difference," said Artie.

(S01E18) It's time to mix up the relationships and find out which ones work the best. My theory: they all do. Tonight, we got to see Cameron hit the town with Gloria, while Jay brought Manny along on his and Mitchell's regular astronomy evening. The new dynamics worked better than anyone could have expected.

Cameron's constantly sticking his foot in his mouth while in Gloria's company created so many moments of hilarity, I had to pause the show several times just to make sure I didn't miss anything.

The Dunphy family stayed at home, because their kids are like all of our kids and neglected to tell their parents about a couple of major things that needed to be done before school the next day. One was a diorama on the life and work of Vincent Van Gogh, while the other was a batch of cupcakes.