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WYNONNA EARP Reviews: “Whiskey Lullaby”
Season 2, Episode 06-Wynonna Earp tries to keep her pregnancy under wraps, but a spell from The Sandman changes her plans when he puts everyone in Purgatory to sleep while the Gardner phantoms search for a hidden second seal. Moody confronts Dolls and Doc about Black Badge’s exit strategy from the Ghost River Triangle. Dolls is ready to level up with Wynonna, but she pumps the brakes.
Season 2, Episode 5 – Wynonna Earp takes on the demon possessing her little sister and makes a life changing discovery while Dolls struggles with his place on the new team. Lucado makes a tragic mistake in a moment of weakness and Juan Carlos appears with another team of fighters secretly protecting Purgatory from ancient supernatural threats.
Season 2, Episode 4 – Wynonna Earp goes all in to help Waverly with her demon infection while Jeremy joins Doc’s lab effort to make inhibitor for Dolls. The sinister Gardner women make Tucker an offer he won’t refuse. Agent Lucado leads an ill-advised effort to recover a special package stolen from Black Badge Division by a pair of entrepreneurial demons.
Season 2, Episode 3 – Wynonna Earp takes on a demon hunting members of the only Purgatory High School championship hockey team ever. Waverly’s demon cranks her weirdness to eleven, and Officer Haught makes a powerful enemy. Doc re-opens Shorty’s and gets closer to producing his magic potion and Dolls crawls back to the homestead desperate for help.
Season 2, Episode 2 – Wynonna Earp fights demon bugs squatting in her old high school, while Doc blackmails Lucado, upgrades the lab, and hires staff for his favorite saloon. Lucado finds team Earp as difficult to manage as Dolls is to kill. Waverly discovers deep hate and a disturbing secret in Willa’s diary. Jeremy finds his place on the team as Doc’s tech sidekick.
Season 2, Episode 1 – Wynonna Earp returns with a new team determined to rescue Agent Dolls from a Black Badge detention facility. Agent Haught senses and tastes something off with Waverly. Waverly uses her new powers to fight monsters but keeps them secret from Wynonna and Doc. The Ghost River Triangle attracts a whole new wave of monsters.
Wynonna Earp ends its first season with a showdown between sisters, a shootout at the saloon, and the loss of one of our favorite characters.
Dolls finally shows Wynonna Earp how he feels about her and Bobo invites every in town to his deadly party, but hey, it’s an open bar.
Wynonna Earp rescues Dolls from a pair of nasty sister vampires, and joins Willa and Waverly in defending their cabin from a group of trigger-happy mercs.
Wynonna Earp enters the deep dark woods, sneaks into a pervy cult compound, and saves a dozen missing women from a tier one reverend.
Wynonna looks for fresh-rotten kills while Bobo makes a powerful enemy and buys himself a little piece of rev heaven on Wynonna Earp.
Nothing goes as planned but everything works when Doc and Dolls join fight club and Wynonna Earp dispatches the last of the sinister seven.
Wynonna Earp lets Waverly drive her own episode while Doc rides shotgun. Wynonna investigates the death of a young woman that looks like her, while Dolls fights to keep his job and team together.
Wynonna Earp takes down a family of cannibal revs, Waverly inherits her own little curse, and Dolls craves a fix to calm his inner demon.
Wynonna Earp tortures a nasty rev and helps two tortured revs while Bobo allies with Stone Witch, Constance Clootie.
Wynonna needs an assist from Doc when she faces another one of the sinister seven, and Waverly needs to cut her sister some slack.
Wynonna Earp can’t save both men she cares about when they are taken hostage by a Rev gang and Doc Holliday reveals his true identity to the Earp’s.
Wynonna Earp smokes the boogeyman while Doc Holliday makes a deal with the diabolical Bobo Del Rey, leader of the revenants.
If Buffy Summers and Jax Teller had a child and that child hooked up with Ash “Evil Dead” Williams at some seedy bar, their miracle kick-ass baby would be Wynonna Earp.
