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Comic-Con 2016: The Wynonna Earp Cast Reflects on a Buzzworthy Season 1 

Comic-Con 2016: The Wynonna Earp Cast Reflects on a Buzzworthy Season 1
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Wynonna Earp Season 2 is a go. This was one of the best announcements to come out of Comic-Con 2016 as far as we’re concerned. Earpers can finally relax. The story will continue. Everything that happened in that cruel yet superb cliffhanger will be dealt with when new episodes return in 2017.

“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 Wynonna Earp creator, Emily Andras, in a press release.

Before the big news was revealed at the Comic-Con panel for the Syfy series, we hit the press room to talk to the cast as well as the creator of the Wynonna comic books, Beau Smith. They were all very secretive when it came to confirming the second season for us. But no matter. They were all in good spirit when talking about everything that happened to the show’s characters over the course of the first season.

Some of the topics discussed

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  • Their perspectives of the Wynonna Earp phenomenon
  • The sibling dynamic of the Earp sisters
  • The Doc / Wynonna / Dolls triangle
  • The Waverly / Nicole relationship
  • The Doc and Dolls dynamic
  • Speculation on what they’d like to see happen in Season 2
  • The cliffhanger ending

Melanie Scrofano

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Beau Smith and Tim Rozon

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Shamier Anderson

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Dominique Provost-Chalkley

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Katherine Barrell

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Wynonna Earp will be back for a ten-episode second season in 2017. And if you want to relive the first season, click on Heather’s coverage here.

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