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Wynonna Earp Is Back! Follow-Up Movie Now In Production

Wynonna Earp Is Back! Follow-Up Movie Now In Production

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I had not expected to be bringing THIS property up today, but Wynonna Earp, formerly of the SyFy channel, is returning in a new TV movie now in production for the FAST service Tubi. Creator Emily Andras (Lost Girl) has penned a new script and all the lead actors (Melanie Scrofano, Tim Rozon, Dom Provost-Chalkley and Katherine Barrell) have signed on to return. Wynonna Earp was cut down by its stewards SyFy way too early, and this was BEFORE cable TV started its current descent into irrelevancy. It was at a point when SyFy was desperately courting the Popgeeks-type crowd yet had no idea how to do that and no patience to stick with any of their ideas. They tried a lot of things now forgotten, graphic novel adaptions like Vagrant Queen and Deadly Class, and some cheaply made Adult Swim knockoff cartoons, but only Wynonna Earp actually gained a fanbase. The world of Wynonna Earp is a weird one, but in a good way. The title character is the

The IDW Publishing Comic-Con Roundup

The IDW Publishing Comic-Con Roundup

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This year’s experimental Comic-Coin@Home has concluded, and chances are, you didn’t have the time to watch every single panel of interest — especially since many of them streamed live at the same time. Quite a few came from comic book publisher IDW alone, and of those, here are the most interesting subjects… IDW Presents: Jim Lee’s X-Men Artist’s Edition Spotlight Superstar Jim Lee (X-Men, Batman, Wildcats) makes a special appearance to discuss his early days at Marvel, joined by inker Scott Williams to walk you through their decades of collaboration! Scott Dunbier (IDW, Director of Special Projects) and Dirk Wood (IDW, Senior Vice President, Integrated Marketing) join these comics luminaries to discuss the latest in the Artist’s Edition line: Jim Lee’s X-Men Artist’s Edition! The Science of Back to the Future IDW teams up with the renowned scientists of the Fleet Science Center to discuss where the pseudo-science and real (or hypothetical) physics and technologies of Back to the Future collide! Also, join IDW editor-in-chief John Barber for a discussion

Wynonna Earp Is Back At Last

Wynonna Earp Is Back At Last

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It’s been nearly two years since a new episode of Wynonna Earp last aired on SyFy, and to be honest, it feels like it’s been even longer. First production on Season Four was stymied by financial problems from the co-financier of the series, IDW Entertainment. Then, once that was resolved, the entirety of Hollywood was shut down. Perhaps if Emily Andras and crew had known there would be so many complications and delays, they wouldn’t have ended Season 3 on a cliffhanger. Since September of 2018, Wynonna’s sister Waverly has been trapped in another dimension and Wynonna has been rendered defenseless, the Earp Curse broken and her magic gun lost. To borrow a quote from the short theme song, that ain’t the way to live. Here’s the situation, though: only six episodes of Wynonna Earp’s fourth season were filmed before the pandemic shut down production. Rather than let their fans wait even LONGER, SyFy has decided to release those episodes later this summer. This will no doubt result in another

The Hiatus Will End For Wynonna Earp In 2020

The Hiatus Will End For Wynonna Earp In 2020

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Since the last three summers have included a season of Wynonna Earp on SyFy, you’re probably wondering where the latest one is. And if you ARE wondering, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to the site, since we told you last February production had been placed on hiatus while a behind-the-scenes problem was being worked out. We’re now hearing the issue has been resolved, and production will now resume, BUT the next season will not appear in 2019. The show is actually financed by IDW Entertainment, the same company that printed the original Wynonna Earp comic book — and they ran into some money problems that prevented them from signing checks. Oddly the cast of the show was not told about this, causing Earp herself, actress Melanie Scrofano, to openly wonder why she hadn’t been called back to set. It created a brief panic among fans who feared a cancellation. But it’s fixed now. According to Vulture, pre-production on Wynonna Earp Season Four will begin this November, official production will

Wynonna Earp Season 4 Delayed For Weird Reason

Wynonna Earp Season 4 Delayed For Weird Reason

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Season 3 of Wynonna Earp ended on a cliffhanger, and unfortunately, we may have to wait longer to find out what happens next. Season 4 has been delayed. The whole mess went public when actress Melanie Scrofano, who plays the title character, innocently tweeted out “Uh, shouldn’t the fourth season have started filming by now? Normally this is when we start.” With the insular way Hollywood works, not everyone is kept in the loop on such things, including people you’d think would be. Then series showrunner Emily Andras responded with these words, which freaked the fanbase OUT and spawned the trending hashtag #FightForWynonna. Sources in connection with the series were forced to go public with the truth, and we learned something about the inner workings of Wynonna Earp no one was aware of before: SyFy doesn’t produce the show. Despite their name being slapped on it, the series is actually financed by IDW Entertainment — the book publisher that printed the original comic book the show is based on. In

SDCC 2018: Wynonna Earp Renewed For Fourth Season

SDCC 2018: Wynonna Earp Renewed For Fourth Season

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It’s always an encouraging sign whenever a TV channel hits the Renew button as fast as it possibly can…..especially when it happens to a show that deserves it. Wynonna Earp just aired its third season opener Friday, and one day later SyFy re-upped the contracts for another ten-episode season. That was fast! The news was broken by EW.com and announced later that day at the Comic-Con panel. “We are absolutely delighted that Wynonna Earp has been renewed for a fourth season,” says series creator Emily Andras. “We are so grateful to Syfy for their relentless and ferocious support of the series and the ‘Earper’ fandom.” If you read sites like this, Wynonna Earp is the show for you. It’s a completely whacked-out fantasy horror western casserole where anything can happen, “and often does.” Melanie Scrofano plays the great-great-grandaughter of Wyatt Earp, whose actual purpose in life was to banish demons from the Earth with his magic gun. The show is insane, but not in that trying-too-hard forced manner SyFy has

Wynonna Earp Returns July 20 On SyFy

Wynonna Earp Returns July 20 On SyFy

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Today is an ugly day for TV news (if no one told you about Brooklyn Nine-Nine, sorry you had to hear it from us), but the silver lining is that we get at least one more season of Wynonna Earp, and we now know when. SyFy’s outrageous comedy-horror Western will be back mid-summer. Why should you care? Because it’s about the great-grandaughter of Wyatt Earp, who was actually a demon-hunter with a magic gun, and things get FAR weirder from there. A typical season arc will be massively disjointed, but in a good way. Things will be set up that appear to affect the rest of the season, only to be blown out midway through. Season two began with a secret organization blackmailing Wynonna into helping them capture monsters. In any other show that would have been the procedural setup for the entire season, but here they get murdered five episodes in and the cast finds something worse to worry about. At some point Wynonna gets possessed and makes her

SDCC 2017: Wynonna Earp Renewed For Third Season

SDCC 2017: Wynonna Earp Renewed For Third Season

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Yesterday during SDCC SyFy made the announcement that their whacked-out western horror comedy series Wynonna Earp would stick around another year. The crowd went wild, as this tweet video proves. Last time we brought up Wynonna Earp on this site, I told you the show was “fun but flawed” and that the Bobo storyline didn’t have high enough stakes. Both those statements related to Season One. Season Two, currently airing, has been an improvement. Bobo is gone and so are the other Biker Demons, handwaved offscreen. Instead of chasing mildly weird-looking humans, Wynonna is now facing actual monsters — monsters that can hit her where it hurts. A dark spirit possessed her sister for several episodes, and then possessed HER, leading to the best episode of the series to date. Evil Wynonna, cackling like a witch and feeding Waverly pureed rat, was a delight to have around, if only for an hour. She recovered, but the experience left her…..pregnant. This was due to actress Melanie Scrofano’s actual pregnancy at the

SDCC 2017: Wynonna Earp Renewed

SDCC 2017: Wynonna Earp Renewed

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The fan-favorite comic turned fan-favorite series on Syfy has just gotten renewed for a third season. Wynonna Earp, which follows the stories of the great-granddaughter of Wyatt Earp as she defends the world against demonic threats with her demon-killing revolver. IDW announced the renewal just before the panel at San Diego Comic Con, much to the delight of fans all over. IDW also noted that it was the passion of the fans for the show that truly let it be renewed, and they are grateful for that. “Syfy recognized that passion and when coupled with superior writing, acting, directing and production values, saw that Wynonna Earp was more than just a distinctly unique television series.”

Wynonna Earp Is Getting An Unconventional Blu-Ray Release

Wynonna Earp Is Getting An Unconventional Blu-Ray Release

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Television studios have had to come up with various ways of dealing with a hardcore collectors’ market that will still pay for shows on disc, while dealing with a brick-and-mortar market that continues to shrink its DVD and Blu-Ray shelf space. To get through the blockade to their fans, some companies have offered shows as online exclusives. Some have started on-demand services that print episodes on DVD-Rs. But what SyFy is doing with their zany urban horror western Wynonna Earp is a new one. The Blu-Ray (there will not be a DVD) is an Indiegogo exclusive. The discs will be physically pressed, but there will only be as many as people demand within the time limit. SyFy is also promising “incredible behind-the-scenes content,” but won’t specify what that means. This being a crowdfunding offering, you can also get hardcover books and collectible items that otherwise wouldn’t have happened with a traditional release. It depends on how much you want to pay (the set itself is $30, a standard and fair

SDCC 2016: Wynonna Earp Gets Season 02

SDCC 2016: Wynonna Earp Gets Season 02

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At San Diego Comic Con, Syfy announced that the critic and fan beloved Wynonna Earp has gotten renew for a second season. “I’m absolutely thrilled we have the opportunity to deliver more of our witty, female-led, kickass, diverse supernatural series to our passionate fan base around the world,” said showrunner Emily Andras, who developed “Wynonna Earp” for television. The show was based on the popular IDW comic of the same name.