Syfy's "Wynonna Earp" (Season 2)

[Strapped4Cash]

I don't think it has had a thread, though it does have a theatrical entry: https://www.blu-ray.com/Wynonna-Earp/564518/

I haven't seen last night's episode yet, but have watched the rest. I've found it to be a show that improves as it goes along. A lot of shows, especially genre shows, need time to find their footing and I think it's getting there. I like that it's less serious than the rest of SyFy's line-up, always with some camp to it.

Maybe some people were turned off by the ads, or the first couple of episodes, or just didn't know it was on? Whatever the case, I think it fun and that it fills a niche.

[StarkRomanoff]

Originally Posted by Strapped4Cash

I don't think it has had a thread, though it does have a theatrical entry: https://www.blu-ray.com/Wynonna-Earp/564518/

I haven't seen last night's episode yet, but have watched the rest. I've found it to be a show that improves as it goes along. A lot of shows, especially genre shows, need time to find their footing and I think it's getting there. I like that it's less serious than the rest of SyFy's line-up, always with some camp to it.

Maybe some people were turned off by the ads, or the first couple of episodes, or just didn't know it was on? Whatever the case, I think it fun and that it fills a niche.

I completely agree. I have seen last night's episode (and loved it for several reasons) and it's definitely building on what it started. But I also never saw any ads or promos and started watching it cold, which for me is the best way to watch a show so I'm not swayed by expectations. And like any show, you have to watch more than the pilot to get a sense of where it's going.

Frankly, I love how camp it is. It's refreshing to watch something simply for entertainment and not to overanalyze or intellectualize. It's silly, it's serious, it's interesting. More importantly, it's about characters and I love the way all the characters are written and portrayed.

Ultimately it comes down to taste. If you don't like that kind of thing, that's okay. There are plenty of people who do and I'd love to talk to them about it.