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WYNONNA EARP Stars Share a Very Goofy Holiday Wish with Fans

Fans of Wynonna Earp are used to seeing series heroine Melanie Scrofano compose herself with an inimitable helping of badass grit. When you’re traversing hostile territories laden with otherworldly monsters and demons all out to see you gunned down, there’s a certain degree of toughness you’re expected to effect. And while we don’t doubt for a second that Scrofano can be tough as nails in her own right, she’s surely not showing that side in this new holiday wish directed at the many devoted fans that keep her show afloat.

The video is a charming look at the lighter, goofier side of Scrofano and her Wynonna Earp costar Dominique Provost-Chalkley, who plays the titular roughneck’s younger sister Waverly on the Syfy series. The pair does not offer much in the way of advice to ward off whatever hell-sent beasts you might find on your own futuristic voyages down the path once explored by legendary cowboy Wyatt Earp, but instead a laughter-heavy wish of good will and merriment for the impending holiday season.

If you’re a regular watcher of Wynonna Earp, you might enjoy the simple and silly message from Scrofano and Provost-Chalkley, especially after a long day of shoveling the walkway, dealing with worked-up business associates, or fending off bloodthirsty demons. Whichever of these common stressors got you down today, unwind with the Earp sisters and look forward to an anxiety- and creature-free holiday break.

Have you been watching Wynonna Earp? What are your favorite moments from the series so far? Let us know in the comments!

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