About “Wynonna Earp” in a few words:

Wynonna Earp is a supernatural western series based on the comic book series by Beau Smith. The show follows the titular character, Wynonna Earp, a descendant of the famous lawman Wyatt Earp, as she returns to her hometown of Purgatory to fight demons and other supernatural threats. Along with her sister Waverly, her friend Nicole, and the mysterious Doc Holliday, Wynonna battles to protect her town and break the Earp family curse. Filled with action, humor, and heart, Wynonna Earp is a must-watch for fans of the western and supernatural genres.

Meet the characters from Wynonna Earp

Wynonna Earp

Wynonna is chaotic, brave, and delightfully messy in the best possible way — she’ll gut a revenant and then eat fries in the back of a squad car like that’s a normal Tuesday. She’s stubborn to a fault, has a mouth that could scold a storm, and also cries over dog commercials (seriously, don’t tell her you saw a puppy meme). Deep down she’s fiercely loyal and cannot resist a bad pun, which is confusing because she swears she hates corny humor but will drop one every five minutes. Also, she claims she never goes to therapy but keeps a notebook of weird feelings in her glove compartment, which may or may not be alphabetical.

Doc Holliday

Doc is the smooth-talking, whiskey-sipping gunslinger with a brain that runs ten moves ahead — he’s charming, a little dangerous, and somehow always a step away from a grand philosophical aside. He collects stupid little tricks (coin flips, card flourishes) and can be unbearably dramatic about dental hygiene, which is oddly endearing. He’s both infuriatingly cynical and secretly sentimental; don’t be surprised if he quotes Nietzsche while handing you a bandage. He will tell you he hates small talk but then regale you with the history of every saloon he’s ever visited, for hours.

Waverly Earp

Waverly is the squeaky-heart center of the crew, part witch, part cinnamon roll with a razor-sharp edge when it matters — she’s equal parts glitter and arcane knowledge. She bakes muffins to soothe trauma (actual recipe may involve a spell) and will fiercely defend anyone she loves with a smile and a terrible pun. Sometimes she’s painfully awkward in public, other times she’s impossibly brave, like someone who forgot she had a cape but still flew anyway. Also, she hoards novelty socks and keeps a plant that may be sentient, or she’s just very forgetful about watering it, hard to say.

Nicole Haught

Nicole is steady, kind, and absolutely competent — the kind of cop who will calmly handcuff a demon and then make you tea like it was all part of her schedule. She’s professional to a fault, but has this soft, goofy side she only shows with close friends (and maybe karaoke on a hidden playlist). She keeps order in chaos with a level head, a killer smirk, and an obsession with pocket squares that makes no sense if you’ve seen her squint at crime scene photos for an hour. She swears she’s allergic to drama, except she’s somehow always in the middle of it and handles it like a pro.

Jeremy Chetri

Jeremy is the awkward genius who codes as if conversing with tiny glowing spirits; he’s sweet, nerdy, and probably has three different email aliases for very specific moods. He’ll fix your tech, explain demon lore with diagrams, and then apologize for over-explaining — sincerely! There’s a comforting clumsiness about him, like he trips over his own metaphors but means every sincere thing he says. Also he lives on snacks and herbal tea, claims to hate attention but will design you a slideshow on your birthday that’s way too elaborate.

Sheriff Randy Nedley

Randy is small-town sheriff energy turned up to eleven: folksy, kind, and stubbornly optimistic even when the world is literally collapsing. He tells bad jokes, wears a hat like it’s a mood, and somehow keeps everyone feeling safer just by being there (even if he occasionally loses his keys in his freezer, true story maybe). He’s brave and moral and has the kind of calm that makes people listen, but also secretly practices his dramatic monologue for fun — don’t ask. He’ll bake you a pie after arresting you, which is equal parts comforting and deeply confusing.

Agent Dolls

Dolls is the cool, by-the-book federal agent who pretends not to care about feelings but definitely has a playlist for every mood and a secret soft spot for bad coffee. He’s meticulous, efficient, and sometimes terrifyingly calm in a crisis, which makes him perfect for dragging everyone out of impossible situations. He likes rules until he doesn’t — and when he bends them, it’s with a tiny apologetic smile, like he stole your pen and also returned it with a haiku. Also he collects matchbooks? Or vintage cufflinks? Memory’s fuzzy, but it’s one of those oddly specific, slightly sad little hobbies.