Wynonna Earp

On a sunburned frontier town that masks a dark supernatural underworld, Wynonna Earp returns to her roots with a sharp wit and a weaponized gift. She is Wyatt Earp's great granddaughter, and she can pull demons back into the shadows with a single, practiced draw. The job isn't done alone; she gathers a ragtag crew of allies who bring their own flaws and loyalties to the table. Together they confront revenants and otherworldly trouble that spill into the ordinary world, turning small town justice into something more urgent and personal. The tone mixes Western bravado with paranormal thrill, crude humor, and a dose of family tension that keeps the action grounded.

Created by Emily Andras with Beau Smith guiding the comic book roots, Wynonna Earp debuted in 2016 starring Melanie Scrofano as Wynonna, with its source material drawn from Smith's comic and a blend of Western atmosphere with supernatural action.

Over time the show built a devoted fan base drawn to its confident heroine and its wry, campy energy. It is noted for LGBTQ+ visibility, strong ensemble chemistry, stylish visuals, resilient characters, and a witty tone that helped redefine a modern supernatural Western in genre circles.

Critics praised its playful tone and standout performances, particularly Wynonna's no nonsense resolve. The series blends themes of family loyalty, personal trauma, and justice, using a mythic frontier setting to examine what it means to claim a legacy while facing choices. Its energy drew praise from fans and critics alike.