Wynonna Earp is Coming Back with a Vengeance
Oh we’re SO back, baby.
Purgatory is over (though hopefully not literally): Wynonna Earp is coming back! This weekend at San Diego Comic Con, Tubi dropped a trailer for Wynonna Earp: Vengeance, the 90 minute special coming this fall. Our beloved Earp family is back – there’s new hair and new faces, but the same Earpy vibe. Of course, the core group is back – Wynonna, Waverly, Nicole, Doc, and Nedley (Jeremy wasn’t in this trailer, but he was in the teaser, so our boy will be back, too), and also fan favorite Mercedes, played by Dani Kind.
Wynonna Earp is not the first TV show to be cancelled, only to be brought back to life by the power of fandom and someone willing to give them another shot. Firefly and Veronica Mars, to name a few. And while Wynonna Earp had enough of a head’s up of Syfy’s decision to pretty much scrap all scripted TV shows to make a stunning series finale at the end of its fourth season, fans felt like there was still more story to tell. Clearly showrunner Emily Andras did as well, because we sure are back. It seems Wynonna’s past is coming back to bite her and she has to head back to Purgatory to take care of business. And despite being on a new network entirely, but in the hands of Emily Andras, director Paolo Barzman, and the same stunning and talented, it stisll has the same visual vibe, sharp comedy, and action-packed chaos we know and love. And what’s great is, if this does well, there’s a chance this won’t be the last Tubi Earp special we get.
Most relevant to you, gentlereader, it seems Nicole and Waverly have been living in post-wedding bliss, building their lives together as wives, complete with a sign on the wall that says “homo sweet homestead.” And while Dom Provost-Chalkley has talked a lot about how their journey mirrored Waverly’s a lot in regards to coming to terms with their sexuality and coming out, that despite Dom coming out as non-binary since the last time we saw the Earps, their journeys have diverged and Waverly has not changed her pronouns (just her hair!)
I, for one, can’t wait to see more.
Earpers, we ride at dawn-ish! (And by that I mean this fall!)
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+ Okay I know Natasha Lyonne isn’t queer but she’s part of so many iconically queer pieces of media that I feel like I should tell you she’s in a movie with Elizabeth Olsen and Carrie Coon called His Three Daughters
+ Bisexual actress Felicity Ward and queer, genderfluid actor Charlyne Yi (Steven Universe) will be in Taika Waititi’s upcoming project, Time Bandits
+ Though what that article does not tell you and what I found out separately while looking up Charlyne to get their label/pronouns right is that they were physically and emotionally harassed while on the set of this show
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Charlyne Yi says they were abused on the set of Time Bandits and overall seems very unhappy with that project, so maybe it doesn’t make sense to promote it based on them being in it?
I included a link about that directly after the link talking about it. I would argue I wasn’t promoting it, just providing facts. They are still in it.
So… echoing commenter above asking about why you’d promote a show Charlene Yi said they were abused on the set of? But also puzzled as to how this got published with TWO misspellings of Susan Sarandon’s (an icon) name???
This is bad editing and lazy. Please do better and show a modicum of professionalism when reporting, it is not only disrespectful to the people you’re referencing but it makes me question the process of proof-reading, research and fact-checking on this site.
*Charlyne Yi
(it is this easy to find out the correct spelling and fix it)
I’m not sure why you phrased this like I refused to update. Just like you, I made a typo. One that spell check can’t catch because it’s a proper name. Now that you have pointed it out, I have updated it. Thank you.
There’s a new series on Crave called Don’t Even that seems to be in the same vein as Reservation Dogs, and it looks like the main character is queer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJ4YYaQAcXA
V. excited for the Wynonna Earp movie! (Bonus Waverly looking cute with that new hairstyle)
So happy for us Earpers to get another shot at Purgatory, heh! I missed that chaotic bunch of lovely people. And I am very excited to see what their characters have been up to until now.