Wynonna Earp: Emily Andras Talks “Forever Mine Nevermind”
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*** This article contains major spoilers for the Wynonna Earp Season 2 episode “Forever Mine Nevermind” ***
Mercedes (Dani Kind) was not who any Wynonna Earp fan wanted to be behind that door when Nicole (Katherine Barrell) opened it at the end of this week’s episode. After spending the entire episode in a fight with her girlfriend, fans thought they were going to see Waverly (Dominique Provost-Chalkley) appear to finally smooth things over in WayHaught land. Unfortunately, that’s not the case as one half of the Widows seems poised to cause problems for Nicole, while Beth (Meghan Heffern) took care of Tucker once and for all.
Yes, just as suspected, Tucker reappeared and was out for Waverly. Thankfully, Rosita (Tamara Duarte) saved the day for Waverly, even though it meant revealing that she was actually a revenant herself in the process. That reveal may not have been the most awkward moment between the pair either after Waverly kissed Rosita at the spa in “Forever Mine Nevermind,” written by Alexandra Zarowny and directed by Ron Murphy, but the two quickly moved past it and a new friendship really seems to be building.
To discuss all the happenings in WayHaught land, as well as that dinner that Wynonna (Melanie Scrofano) cooked up for Doc (Tim Rozon), showrunner Emily Andras joined The TV Junkies for her weekly chat. She explains what Waverly was feeling in those scenes, as well as what Doc giving his ring to Wynonna, in order to break the third seal, may mean.
The TV Junkies: Mercedes showed up at Nicole’s house, and I’m guessing she’s not there for coffee?
Emily Andras: She’s not, but she looks like she could use ALL the coffee in Purgatory.
TTVJ: OK, but does this mean we get to see in Nicole’s house next week?
EA: Yes, because that’s the takeaway here, Bridge. We get to see Nicole’s house and it’s really a house tour.
TTVJ: So just like House Hunters!
EA: Yes, just like House Hunters and Mercedes is like ‘Oh, this is nice! This is nice!’ Yes, we get to see Nicole’s house, but lots of crazy stuff is happening within the house. I think you should be worried about Nicole’s house, as in herself, her body, her “spiritual house” if you will.

TTVJ: We see the Widows are now on sort of separate paths. What does that mean and what did Beth mean when she told Tucker that Waverly was “special”?
EA: It’s interesting that the Widows are on different paths and you really see that come to fruition in next episode. It’s interesting that there’s a power struggle going on there, and it’s interesting that Mercedes is weakening from the Peacemaker gunshot wound. She seems to be rotting from the inside out, or her witch body is rejecting Mercedes’ face, and it’s the worst transplant ever.
I would argue that literally, Waverly is special. We all know it. Look at this audience, they very much like her. She is our cinnamon roll, the brave little toaster, wrapped in an adorable cheerleading, lounge-singing package. She is beloved. She is pure and uncorrupted, regardless of what happens this episode, but does Beth have some insight into something to do with Waverly that is more figuratively special — something closer to the supernatural, paranormal or the demonic? Maybe? You know who isn’t going to tell us? Tucker. You know who didn’t have much time to digest that thought, because he was being digested? Tucker.
TTVJ: I was so glad thinking we can finally say goodbye to him.
EA: Yeah, I don’t think there’s going to be a lot of candlelight vigils for Tucker.
I hope this episode isn’t too triggering. I feel like the language Tucker uses is almost more terrifying than a lot of the creatures we’ve encountered because it’s so close to reality for a lot of women. Just the way he talked down to Waverly, his expectations and the ownership he took of her. That stuff is chilling and so much of that is due to the brilliance of Alex Zarowny. I was like ‘Man, you really know how to write an outright creep.’ She’s a woman of so many talents and has great range on the page.
TTVJ: Waverly was about to head over to Nicole’s to try to end this awful argument WayHaught is having, but prior to that she kissed Rosita. What was that all about?
EA: I think we have to be fair. First of all, they were in a hot tub. Second of all, there was champagne. Third of all, Rosita looks like Rosita. Fourth of all, Waverly desperately needed some kindness at this point in time. I truly think there will be a thousand interpretations of that kiss, but I think the truth is, the second Waverly did it she knew it was a huge mistake. They both did, right?
It’s that feeling of wanting to feel something, wanting to feel warmth. It’s almost like a thank you and a connection with someone. I think it’s fair to say that Waverly is still exploring her sexuality and Rosita is a delicious, lovely person. That being said, there’s no doubt about Waverly’s feelings for Nicole. Before the kiss is even over, the first thing she’s thinking of is Nicole. Nicole is the person she cares about deeply. Rosita also acknowledges that it’s a mistake, and what it led to that I really like, and I like the evolution of this relationship, but Rosita, more than anyone, was encouraging Waverly to go get her girl at the end. She knows that what Waverly and Nicole have is unique, special and worth fighting for. I really like that Rosita is the one who gives her the pep talk.
Look, I’ve never done anything stupid while drunk because I’ve never been drunk. I’m basically a monk, but if I looked like Waverly and Rosita… I don’t know. And I was sad about my hot girlfriend…

TTVJ: What I really liked about the friendship growing between Waverly and Rosita is that for the first time, Waverly has someone that is really on her level intellectually.
EA: Exactly! I also love that it’s these two hot girls in bikinis who are probably the smartest people in Purgatory. Maybe tied with the other gay in Purgatory, Jeremy. I also think, remember that Waverly has been tucked in this small town her entire life. So everyone she knows has preconceived notions of what Waverly Earp is like or expected to be. Rosita is someone who didn’t know Waverly’s history, didn’t know Waverly when she was dating Champ in high school, and there’s something intoxicating about that. It’s a chance to reinvent yourself, and I think it really parallels Waverly’s journey to find out who she really is. It’s nice to be seen through someone’s eyes who doesn’t have the baggage of your past mistakes, who doesn’t know that stuff.
I really like their friendship. I’m intrigued by Rosita and her warmth and empathy. I continue to say that Rosita is in a tough spot. She is dating Doc, who she obviously cares about very much, but who regardless, is having a baby with Wynonna and is his number one girl. She is on the outs, right? So the fact that she works so hard to make these inroads with Waverly, and seemed so genuine about it, I really liked that. I thought Tamara was wonderful in this episode.
TTVJ: I agree because all season long I’ve seen Rosita as this new person on the cast, but didn’t know much about her. Now, these past two episodes we’ve gotten to know her and I am really loving her.
EA: Yeah, me too. I don’t think anyone will even really notice that kiss, though. I don’t know why we are talking about it so much. I think people won’t care and will be more excited about what Wynonna made for dinner. They are pretty detail-oriented, this fandom, Bridget, but they don’t really spend time on emotions.
TTVJ: Speaking of Alex Zarowny, I loved the speech by Rosita about “perfect is overrated” and that’s why champagne has bubbles.
EA: I think that’s so much of what we strive to do with all the relationships in our show. We are not going to write a perfect relationship because I think that’s a disservice to relationships on our show. I don’t think those exist in real life. In our continued quest to give you real characters who are flawed and make mistakes, I think you have to acknowledge that even WayHaught needs to figure stuff out sometimes.
That was a pretty good speech from ol’ Alex Zarowny. She killed it this episode. She’s amazing and I love her.
TTVJ: Enough about kissing, let’s discuss how Rosita is a revenant! That was almost buried in a way, because I was thinking how much I loved her, and then oh, by the way, she’s a revenant.
EA: Oh yeah, I forgot that part. Were you surprised?
TTVJ: I was surprised. Then it totally made sense. No wonder she has three PhD’s and she’s just so wise.
EA: Well, if you live for a long time you can either do nothing, or go to school for astrology. Every year on the show we like to stretch the boundaries between good versus evil and black versus white. Obviously, there’s a huge gray area, which we are continuing to see, first last week with Robert Svane becoming Bobo and now with Rosita. She hints at the circumstances under which she became a revenant not being ideal. When she makes that speech at the end about dating one guy to piss off another and getting caught in Wyatt’s crossfire, I just think it’s all quite messy, the circumstances of this curse and sometimes it’s truly not fair.
TTVJ: Before we leave Rosita, what was up with Dolls being so suspicious of her? Did he suspect that she was a revenant or is something more going on there?
EA: I feel like he has already figured out that she was a revenant because of their encounters when he was chained to the bed in 204, and she was taunting him with the drugs. I think he figured out she had a specific beef against him and Black Badge, and because he’s part dragon/lizard/Godzilla I feel like he had a sense that she was other. Quite frankly though, he’s less concerned about what she is than getting what he wants. He needs to have access to his drugs apart from her, in case she is bad news or flakes. It kind of made me sad because he basically played her. He gave her the tickets to the spa with the intention of stealing the formula for the drugs, but then got distracted because he’s a moral man by the Widows. Do I think there will be consequences? Maybe.

TTVJ: This episode proved what I’ve always said about Wynonna Earp, which is that I’m so into these characters I could just sit and watch them talk. The scenes between Mel and Tim were so great!
EA: Well, thank you. I am also OK with them talking, though I wish occasionally it was on a riverboat cruise, but that’s fine. Tim and Melanie together, there’s just so much chemistry there and I agree that it’s probably my favorite part of the episode. I really like it when people have an argument on television, if they are characters that we love and respect, I like when they are both right on some level. That’s what I like about this conversation, they are both right.
Doc is being selfish and should do anything to help Wynonna break the curse and save the baby, and it’s really her choice to make how she does that. At the same time, Wynonna is pretty cavalier about saying to Doc ‘can you just give up your agelessness over these Twizzlers?’ It’s a lot to ask given all that Doc has already sacrificed for Wynonna. They are incredible though, when Doc tells the story about how his mother died, the circumstances under which he became claustrophobic, then Constance used that against him and devised a very specific torture for him which was an eternity in the well.
There’s constantly surprises with these two from their history and with their past and who they are. That’s what I love about these actors, these characters and their performances.
TTVJ: I liked that even though they were sort of forced into saying all that stuff, they were like ‘I meant what I said.’
EA: They were long overdue for a blowout anyway, right? I really think they needed a conversation, and it’s also not the worst to just summarize to the audience, in a very emotional way, where we’re at and the stakes for the last three episodes. We have two seals broken, we have one left to do, and if we break them then the demon who cast the Earp Curse in the first place will rise from his tomb, and then what happens?
I just think it’s good to remind the audience as we go into these last three episodes that these are the stakes and this is what we’re fighting. Because Bridget, the last three episodes are bananas!

TTVJ: I just loved the image of Wynonna in that apron all episode long.
EA: I am sure that was a Mel choice. I’m sure she just put it on and didn’t take it off because she’s so funny.
TTVJ: That and spoon-feeding Doc that mac and cheese. Who buys one maraca? [laughs]
EA: She’s still Wynonna Earp, right? Half the time she forgets she’s pregnant. Mel looks so amazing this episode that it looks like she’s wearing a fake belly, but nope, it’s a real baby in there!
TTVJ: In the end, Doc does agree to give Wynonna the ring, but are we going to see demons, other than the Widows, keep coming for it?
EA: I would say so. But what did you think of the way he gave the ring to Wynonna?
TTVJ: I believe in my notes for the episode I wrote ‘Doc getting down on one knee! Are you trying to kill me, Emily Andras?’ I almost passed out.
EA: Look, we give and we take away. We should be worried about Doc, though. I think Wynonna is being a tiny bit reckless about this, right? She’s pregnant. Is it the best idea to break this seal that the Widows also want? I don’t think so. I’m just worried about Doc being mortal. I’m really worried about it.
TTVJ: I’m worried every time he coughs!
EA: Yeah, maybe he should stop smoking those cigarellos.
TTVJ: I am curious, did you guys come up with the doll story just so you could use the line “Sorry, we already have a Dolls?”
EA: We didn’t. [laughs] That’s ones of those lines where I wonder if it’s going to work or be cheesy, but then it’s Melanie Scrofano so it’s perfect. Leo Weiser from Bleeding Art had done us a huge solid and pitched us a bunch of cool creatures we could do on our “talking budget.” One was a porcelain doll and we thought it was so creepy. We really loved it. Dolls came first, then the doll and then ‘we already have a Dolls.’

TTVJ: It was so fun to see [Wynonna Earp comic creator] Beau Smith and his quick appearance in the beginning of this episode. How did that come about?
EA: Beau was just visiting set with his beautiful family and it came about organically. I said to our director Ron Murphy ‘do you think you can find a way to get Beau into the scene?’ He said ‘of course, no problem!’ It was more serendipitous than planned and I love the little minute of Doc and Beau sizing each other up. It was a Beau Smith Easter Egg with Papa Earp! He was smart enough to not buy the doll.
TTVJ: I really loved the training montage to start out the episode. Also, it was a fun callback to Alex’s episode in Season 1, Episode 6 which also began with a similar montage. Were these some of the fighting/stunts you alluded to for pregnancy? Obviously Mel wasn’t doing a backflip.
EA: What do you mean ‘obviously’? You don’t know that’s not Mel. Mel is super fit and super good at this stuff. That’s all I’m going to say about that.
The best part about writing training montages, and I feel like I’ve said enough good things about Alex that I can now tease her, is that Steve McMichael [stunt coordinator] is so strong we can just say “training montage.” Steve will choreograph the whole thing and oh my god, there’s a pregnant woman doing a backflip. We knew that Dom had been practicing with these sticks, which have a very specific name — kickass sticks? Tiny person kickass sticks?
TTVJ: That sounds right.
EA: Yeah, that’s right. I think that’s official. I think that’s what ninjas call them. She had been training with them last year because Dom is so eager to get better and bring it. So we knew she had these skills, but we didn’t really feel like in Season 1 that it made sense for Waverly to fight like this. Now, I completely buy that Waverly has been training to try to be better, try to be a member of the team, and try to protect her sister and the baby. It felt like a natural fit and I like that this time it was Earp sisters and Dolls teaching them. We see how much things have evolved. It was just so fun. I would start all my episodes like that if I could.
TTVJ: You’ve already teased 210 about being totally insane, but is there anything else you’d like to say about it?
EA: I think 210 is blistering, it’s relentless, and all of our characters having to make sacrifices and incredibly difficult Sophie’s Choices. It’s one of the most intense episodes we’ve ever done. It also features a very special feline guest star.
TTVJ: I’m so scared!
EA: For the feline? Never bet against a cat, Bridge. You’ll be fine.
What did you think of this week’s episode? Add your thoughts, especially about those reveals, in the comments below!
Wynonna Earp airs Fridays at 10 p.m. ET on Syfy and Space.
Excuses, excuses, excuses. Same old, same old. Waverly supposedly has a girlfriend she loves, but she needs to feel something, feel warmth, feel connected, so she kisses another woman?! I guess Nicole better be perfect from now on or Waverly will be kissing a whole lot of people. I sure hope my wife does not love me like Waverly “loves” Nicole.
It is disappointing to see how many fellow lesbians are willing to overlook Waverly’s “mistake” because we are so thirsty to see lesbian couples on TV. This is NOT positive representation, and if I was Nicole, I would end my relationship with Waverly. Nicole did make a huge mistake that hurt Waverly deeply, but she did so out of love and the hope of protecting Waverly from information that would be painful. Waverly’s mistake was hurtful, period. If she needs to explore her sexuality, she should do so, but tell Nicole she does not want to be in a committed relationship. Again, Nicole should dump her, because people who love and are committed do not go around getting into hot tubs and kissing other women no matter how hot they are.
“Nicole did make a huge mistake that hurt Waverly deeply, but she did so out of love and the hope of protecting Waverly from information that would be painful. Waverly’s mistake was hurtful, period.” – I agree with this.
I get Waverly is upset but that’s no reason to cheat; I know alcohol was involved but based on what we saw Waverly only had a few sips which is nothing compared to how much she drunk later, but even if she was drunk that still doesn’t change the fact she did it. It would be one thing if Nicole and Waverly weren’t exclusive but based on “As long as you’ll have me” moment they seem to be so the kiss felt like cheating to me and that makes me sad for Nicole. I worry she’ll find out about the kiss and that’ll break them up; I really hope Nicole doesn’t take the blame for the kiss in a “I hurt you so it’s okay you did this once” way because that would be extra sad – as Patricia said what Nicole did while wrong was in attempt to save Waverly pain, but what Waverly did was for Waverly so Nicole shouldn’t feel bad about it…this is not Cosima having to apologize to Delphine for faulting her for the S3 choices she made because Cosima said to show she really love her she has to love the sisters Waverly just cheated so Nicole has a right to be upset and I would just hate if she took the blame for it as if her actions gave Waverly a free pass for this.
For me, while there are parts of Emily’s answer I don’t like, “Fourth of all, Waverly desperately needed some kindness at this point in time.” – it doesn’t mean she had to kiss her and “I think it’s fair to say that Waverly is still exploring her sexuality” – this makes me worry for Nicole in a different way because if Waverly was exploring with Rosita then how has she felt in her relationship with Nicole really, it seem she’s happy being true to herself now but does she still have reservations and if so what are they (“exploring her sexuality” was just a confusing choice of response for me because I thought Nicole helped her come out as her true self so how is she still exploring her sexuality? The moment came off more as exploring her options of people to date and cheating than exploring her sexuality), I give her response a passing grade as she explained both sides pretty well I felt; she’s not saying what Waverly did was okay in fact she says the opposite, but she just gave insight to Waverly’s frame of mind. I disagree with Waverly kissing Rosita but I appreciated the look inside on why she did it because in the moment it was very “What? Why?! No, bad Waverly!”.
I fully expect drama at some point if/when the kiss is revealed, but again I just hope Nicole doesn’t take all the blame because she shouldn’t – she did bad but so did Waverly and I’d rather they split up and be sad about it for awhile (maybe they date other people but can’t be successful in that relationship because they’re still not over each other or go in it as just looking for hook ups because they’re hurt by the split so they’re not looking for serious again yet or maybe they just stay single) before coming back and sitting down to say “Let’s agree we both did wrong and we’ll do our best for it to not happen again.” and they give it another try than see Nicole accept all the blame.
I look forward to seeing how the show handles this, does Waverly admit to the kiss and what happens then or does she stay quite and what does that mean to her as an individual and how she feels about the relationship, because so far they have an excellent history of characters feeling realistic by giving us moments where they talk versus quick fix moments all the time – it’s one of the things that I love about the show; I’m disappointed in Waverly, but I wouldn’t go so far as to say WayHaught is bad representation at this point.
To me examples of bad representation of a queer couple would be if the show said the characters were queer yet never showed them in a physical relationship, if they only showed them in bed never outside of it having discussions, or if they only showed their relationship as being unhappy never showing the good times they have together – “Wynonna Earp” has done none of these so far. I’ll admit they do a lot of kissing but they do still talk too and that’s a good thing.
Patricia could you please expand on your feelings as to why you think they are? Is it just the cheating or is there something more you dislike about the handling so far?
I totally get what you are saying, but I personally remember when I was first out with a first girlfriend and how I made mistakes too. I do like that there are actually queer woman on TV who have interesting multi dimension personalities and relationships. Did the kiss shock and upset me? Yes. Then I loved that there are queer characters who are like this because straight couples on TV all ways have these problems too. And on a side note, if a girl gave me that speech about champagne I just might have to kiss her too.
Some Earpers may say that “the kiss” made them uncomfortable on behalf of the Nicole/Waverly pairing…but don’t tell me they haven’t already REWATCHED it 5 or 6 times!!! 😉 How dare Emily make us sit through that torturous few seconds of infidelity laden, bikini clad, tipsy wipsy, hot tub sportin’ ladies. It’ll be forever etched in our minds, for real! Shame! Shame! Shame! 😏
Seriously though, when Tucker took Rosita out, I thought, “Oh my gosh, it’s GOT’s Ned Stark and TWD’s Glen all over again!” Glad I was wrong.
Great interview…thank you for getting the weekly scoop.
“Unfortunately, that’s not the case as one half of the Widows seems poised to cause problems for Nicole, while Beth (Meghan Heffern) took care of Tucker once and for all.” – hopefully Beth ended Tucker and didn’t just change him into something worse; as for Nicole – let her have another round of hospital food because she got beat up (she seriously needs an opening training scene) but DO NOT KILL NICOLE HAUGHT!!!
Here’s hoping there’s nothing more coming from that kiss because while Rosita made champagne sexy as everything I am not okay a triangle; if Waverly wants to date Rosita then break up with Nicole first – no cheating thank you. Note: I’m going to need lots of Dolls-Nicole broship moments while that’s happening to ease the pain.
Here’s my thing about the end scene with Nicole, Widow-cedes asked for the location of the seal and ended up at Nicole’s but in Wynonna’s vision quest the seal was said to be Doc’s ring so did Wynonna give it to Nicole for safe keeping when we weren’t looking or is there actually another seal we don’t know about that’s at Nicole’s…is Clootie locked away on Nicole’s property? So many questions; Andras does it again!
“I feel like the language Tucker uses is almost more terrifying than a lot of the creatures we’ve encountered because it’s so close to reality for a lot of women.” – because it is; Tucker is definitely one of if not the most evil person they’ve had on the series.
“I like the evolution of this relationship, but Rosita, more than anyone, was encouraging Waverly to go get her girl at the end. She knows that what Waverly and Nicole have is unique, special and worth fighting for. I really like that Rosita is the one who gives her the pep talk.” – that was great to see; Rosita’s expression as Waverly voiced her text response to Nicole was great and again the explanation of champagne – a really good moment.
While I liked the Rosita-Waverly stuff (except the kiss) I do hope we’ll see some Rosita-Nicole moments as well – Rosita makes friends with everyone champaign!
“Every year on the show we like to stretch the boundaries between good versus evil and black versus white.” – which is part of what makes it so interesting! I agree I think Dolls knew Rosita was supernatural but I don’t think he knew she was a Revenant until recently, unless Revenants give off a taste and he used his lizard tongue ability to sniff her out as it were. 🙂 I hope Rosita is on the up with the formula and isn’t experimenting like Dolls fears; speaking of who knows though, did Doc when he went to her at the start of the season (most likely) and also how is he going to give her what she wants (freedom and protection) while also helping to break the curse?
I feel the kitchen scene was a bit inaccurate as there’s no way Doc doesn’t get Mac & Cheese in his mustache with it being that bushy.
It was a good episode but now Emily’s comments have me stressed out for next week; PLEASE DON’T KILL NICOLE!!!
I want to believe. I want to believe. What if you don’t want to get off the bus, but you get thrown through the windshield?
Sloppy lazy writing that shows a lack of understanding of what good rep is. Wayhaught is not good rep. You’ve got two people who only seem to really get along when things are sexual between them. Otherwise they’re fighting and lying and cheating. Nothing about this relationship is healthy right now. You’ve got Nicole holding out information from Waverly to “protect her” and Waverly getting drunk and kissing someone else. But oh hey guys it’s okay cause it’s hot girls! Anyone accepting this as a good rep for the LGBT community is allowing this to be the level of trash continually thrown at us. Yes relationships need drama for TV, but they don’t need cheating and breaches of trust and relationships that only seem cute when the two are kissing. That’s not setting up healthy standards
“Wayhaught is not good rep. You’ve got two people who only seem to really get along when things are sexual between them. Otherwise they’re fighting and lying and cheating.” – I can kind of see where you’re coming from Joan in regards to there being a lot of cute kissy moments between WayHaught but I have to disagree that that’s the only time they get along as we’ve seen them have moments in S1 where they talked a lot and didn’t just kiss. Yes WayHaught are intimate a lot but they’re still in the honeymoon phase (they may also just be passionate people) but again I don’t think that’s the only time they get along; in S2 we saw Nicole being there for Waverly when she started questioning her DNA and she ordered the paperwork for her so while the kissy moments out weigh the sitting around moments I can’t say they don’t get along outside of bed because of that ratio.
In regards to the lying, while this has occurred in their relationship, especially if you count keeping BBD a secret in S1 but to be fair everyone lied to everyone about that for awhile, it’s not something that had between them until recently and it’s just the one time so far so I wouldn’t call this a recurring theme between them personally to say it’s a bad match.
In regards to the fighting, yes they loudly debate things but they do debate and express their feelings which is arguably a better thing than keeping them inside like some pairs do so again I can’t see this as an issue with them to say they need to split up. If one disrespected the others wishes a lot or they constantly fought with no resolution/positive movement forward it would be one thing but they argue yet progress so I’d say they’re healthier in this regard that other pairings.
And in regards to the cheating, it only just happened once and we have yet to see how it’ll fully be addressed so I can’t say this is a recurring theme in their relationship thus they’re a bad match because of it and should stop being promoted as a good pairing.
Is it just this recent episode that made you feel this way Joan or have you disliked the handling since the start?
“Yes relationships need drama for TV, but they don’t need cheating and breaches of trust and relationships that only seem cute when the two are kissing.” – I feel this could be said about pairing regardless of sexuality; I’ll grant cheating and lying are the easiest ways to create drama in a relationship regardless of orientation and it can really make you roll your eyes to see it on multiple shows, but as for sloppy I think that depends on how the events are handled – is it just tossed aside never to be brought up again like what happens with various plots or is it dealt with on the show and to what degree. I can’t say “Wynonna Earp” has been sloppy about anything from my POV yet.
The L Word is considered to be relatively good rep for the LGBT community and it was chock full of cheating and lying. It is TV, relationships always suck on TV. At least they are still alive which is more than we can say for most shows with lesbian characters. Of course, if Emily Andras kills Nicole Haught I will never forgive her.
Emily keep telling we should worry about Doc and I’m already terrified about him, please let him be safe and sound AND happy by the end of the season! I so agree with Emily and Bridget, Tim and Mel are always fantastic together, their scenes are amazing and I could watch them do anything. I don’t think I could love Wynonna/Doc more.
Ornery Doc returns! I love heart-melting Doc, but spitting-cat Doc is so good. Ugh, I like Wynonna’s plan but she sure as heck better figure out how to not go it alone. Use your team, ya dummy! Yeah, you’re the heir, but you have something the other heirs never had: your own Scooby crew. Duh.
I’m curious if there’s any link between the Widows’ health and the Gardiner sisters’ bodies in the basement. Like, Big Widow is getting weaker, so is that connected to Mercedes staying alive in the basement? Little Widow is getting stronger (and eating a lot lately), and Beth, uh, does not seem to be doing well downstairs.
I find dolls weird but not scary, so the possessed doll thing was just kind of funny to me. But what the hell, Doc? You can spot Goononna, Revenants, and Stone Witches, but you just casually buy demonic paintings from roadside devils? What happened to your immortal spidey senses?
I really like the fighting between Waverly and Nicole. We saw a little bit of it at the beginning of the season, and the tables are kind of turned now, and I think A) it’s realistic given all the crazy stress and obstacles they face and B) it makes better drama and opens up more aspects of each characters’ personality. I am super not a fan of the kiss (it leaned waaay into bi stereotypes and I am not here for that. So that was sh-t.) That moment could have had sexual tension, and then epiphany (I’m with Nicole! I’m with Doc! I gotta go!) without the kiss. Boo on that. But yay the rest of Waverly and Rosita. Waves might have a mentor/ Revenant ally to help her through this! If Wynonna’s baby is half Rev too, Rosita might have some sweet insight there, too. I look forward to all that. (Also, can Waverly resurrect? Will she have time to get three PhDs?! Keep dreaming, bb!)
Okay, all points raised her makes sense. To heal my bleeding heart & for me to survive watching, can I just have Dolls & Nicole scenes for season 3. Just anything far from Waveely or the Earps. She deserves peace of mind from her love life.
Let Waverly deal with her family problems & identity crisis or whatever its called. Let them work separately. Then maybe people will start shifting to Wynonna & Docs love story and enjoy Jeremy & Rosita’s contribution.
Break up WayHaught. Let them date other people if you want realistic representation. For me,cheating is no deal but it depends. Its too much and I cant survive watching the rest & actually understanding the wholw story if I get so distracted with WayHaught.
However , its sad how we get to judge the entire show just for that scene. Lets have them tell the rest of the atory & I hope it will go well.