I don't know why it took me such a long time to finally sit down and try this one out. Once I started, I couldn't stop. I binged all four seasons. It's really good, it does have its flaws, but more entertaining than not. Mostly a comedy, Supernatural series with some heart. The first episode is a little rough and confusing, but really picks up after that.
The cast is what makes the series so good. I loved all of them. They all had amazing acting skills, really knew how to show emotion. And they had great chemistry together making them feel like real family and friends. They really knew how to play their parts well.
Wynonna Earp was really cleverly acted and scripted with always having energy to fight everything that came her way. The never ending sexual jokes and the goofy and yet tough act was great. I loved how they portrayed this character. Waverly the innocent sweet baby girl who is always there to cheer on the team, her relationship with Officer Haught is easily one of the best I've seen for a lesbian romance in a series. It never wavers, they're a team through and through no matter what comes their way and they have amazing chemistry together. Waverly and Nicoles part in the series was so well written. And they get so much screen time. I was really impressed. There's also a ton of movie references in the series that makes it really fun. The show has a good mixture of comedy, drama with a dash of seriousness. It's more comedy than anything. But had great heart.
The downfall of the series is in the story itself. The plots. There's not much originality and there are many, many plot holes. By the time you get to season four the plot holes are so bad, it was making me angry and frustrated, because it really didn't make sense. The worst part is the gun draw on the bad guy where they stand and talk to them for five minutes before finally deciding to pull the trigger or giving them all the time in the world to escape. Who pulls a gun and just stands there and talks while explaining to the bad guy that you are about to kill them? This got exhausting. And the constant tug of war, win one lose one is nearly in every episode, it gets exhausting. The CGI and graphics were really good. I was impressed with their costumes, other than the wings. That was horrible. And the sets were very simple. Most of it was filmed outside or on three other staged sets. They didn't show the town enough. It gave it a cheep feel.
The last season was rushed and wrapped up way too quickly. But the final episode had a beautiful ending.
The cast is what makes the series so good. I loved all of them. They all had amazing acting skills, really knew how to show emotion. And they had great chemistry together making them feel like real family and friends. They really knew how to play their parts well.
Wynonna Earp was really cleverly acted and scripted with always having energy to fight everything that came her way. The never ending sexual jokes and the goofy and yet tough act was great. I loved how they portrayed this character. Waverly the innocent sweet baby girl who is always there to cheer on the team, her relationship with Officer Haught is easily one of the best I've seen for a lesbian romance in a series. It never wavers, they're a team through and through no matter what comes their way and they have amazing chemistry together. Waverly and Nicoles part in the series was so well written. And they get so much screen time. I was really impressed. There's also a ton of movie references in the series that makes it really fun. The show has a good mixture of comedy, drama with a dash of seriousness. It's more comedy than anything. But had great heart.
The downfall of the series is in the story itself. The plots. There's not much originality and there are many, many plot holes. By the time you get to season four the plot holes are so bad, it was making me angry and frustrated, because it really didn't make sense. The worst part is the gun draw on the bad guy where they stand and talk to them for five minutes before finally deciding to pull the trigger or giving them all the time in the world to escape. Who pulls a gun and just stands there and talks while explaining to the bad guy that you are about to kill them? This got exhausting. And the constant tug of war, win one lose one is nearly in every episode, it gets exhausting. The CGI and graphics were really good. I was impressed with their costumes, other than the wings. That was horrible. And the sets were very simple. Most of it was filmed outside or on three other staged sets. They didn't show the town enough. It gave it a cheep feel.
The last season was rushed and wrapped up way too quickly. But the final episode had a beautiful ending.