Wynonna Earp
Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Western • 2016 • 44m
Purgatory
Wyatt Earp's great granddaughter celebrates her 27th birthday by reluctantly returning to her hometown to take on her family's legendary curse.
Keep the Home Fires Burning
Wynonna attracts some unwanted attention after returning to Purgatory. At the same time, she struggles to keep her impetuous nature in check while trying to conform to the rules imposed by the Black Badge Division. In other happenings, drifter Henry makes a deal he may not be able to honor.
Leavin' on Your Mind
Wynonna investigates when a posse of Revenants go on a killing spree, which she concludes has a darker and more sinister point behind it. Meanwhile, Waverly challenges Henry's motives and sets out to unearth more of his past.
The Blade
Wynonna and Dolls try to stop an invisible assailant killing Purgatory residents.
Diggin' Up Bones
Wynonna and Dolls make a daring raid on the trailer park run by the lead Revenant. Henry comes face to face with an old nemesis.
Constant Cravings
Wynonna hunts down one of the Revenants responsible for the attack on the Homestead fifteen years earlier. Waverly unravels a mystery left behind by her Uncle Curtis.
Walking After Midnight
Waverly's engagement party guests are put in danger by Henry's quest for revenge. Wynonna investigates a killer targeting young women.
Two-Faced Jack
Henry and Deputy Marshall Dolls infiltrate a Revenant hive. Wynonna tries to avoid being a serial killer's next victim.
Bury Me with My Guns On
Wynonna undergoes a psychiatric fitness test that she initially fails but Dolls ends up having her back after she sleeps with Doc.
She Wouldn't Be Gone
Wynonna and Dolls investigate the snowy Barrens and the rumors of a bloodthirsty beast. Henry confronts his future with Waverly's help.
Landslide
Wynonna puts the discovery in the Barrens behind her after a gambler is torn apart. Henry meets a mysterious stranger.
House of Memories
An admirer with a gruesome vendetta threatens the town. Wynonna tries to outwit Bobo Del Rey and protect Dolls.
Cast
Reviews
When it first appeared on the scene Wynonna Earp was never going to be sensational. That said its quirky, off beat, B grade mix of horror, in a contemporary Western setting, worked quite well. Regrettably as the series progressed its focus on entertainment seemed, in part, to fall away. It's often clever, occasionally smutty, one liners started to take on a social justice theme that, for me, was both preachy and tiresome. Its lamentable too, because its core ambition as modest but entertaining series had been achieved with a decent following of enthusiastic fans. Suffice to say in my view if something "aint broke, dont feel obliged to fix it". 5/10 from me.
When I first saw this, I was really enjoying this show. It was the best show I've ever seen. Too bad they never returned Dolls. So many twists and turns but it turned out right at the end. Too bad it ended after 4 seasons, even though the season finale provided a poignant ending.
It started off OK, sort of had the promise of being a Buffy in the Wild West feel to it. Maybe Supernatural with a female lead, etc, etc... ... but then it traded entertainment for political pandering. The characters became cliched check marks, the smutty humor drifted away to be replaced with messages of empowerment, messages of leftism, messages of the prevalent political opinions that make movies and TV shows fail. And then it lost all entertainment value and failed. Not a shocker for something that was released just as everything had to push "THE MESSAGE"
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