10 Shows Like ‘Wynonna Earp’ to Watch During the Series' Season 4 Hiatus

Not many television shows have fans devoted enough to buy a Times Square billboard to save the show, but Wynonna Earp’s legion of “Earpers” are a force to be reckoned with!

Wynonna Earp follows the titular character (played by Melanie Scrofano) as she returns to the town of Purgatory and battles the “revenant” versions of the outlaws killed by her great-great-grandfather, legendary lawman Wyatt Earp.

In August, dedicated Wynonna Earp fans were faced with an inconvenient midseason hiatus. That's because production on the show’s fourth season finally got going in January after IDW Entertainment found financial partners — but then cast and crew didn’t have time to finish filming the season before the coronavirus crisis shut down production. So the show is airing a midseason finale on Sunday, Aug. 30.

Luckily for you, there are tons of similar shows to watch, including the selections below.

This iconic WB series is still in our cultural conversation nearly two decades after it left the airwaves. Sarah Michelle Gellar plays the eponymous high schooler, a “Chosen One” keeping dark forces at bay in the town of Sunnydale.

In this NBC drama, David Giuntoli plays a police detective who moonlights as a “Grimm,” the latest in a long line of hunters who have protected humanity from the mythological “Wesen” creatures.

Inspired by the Stephen King novel The Colorado Kid, this Syfy series follows an FBI agent (Emily Rose) who investigates the supernatural “Troubles” that have befallen the titular Maine town.

Canada’s tradition of exporting sci-fi shows continued with this Syfy space adventure centering on three bounty hunters — played by Hannah John-Kamen, Aaron Ashmore, and Luke Macfarlane — trying to remain impartial amid an interplanetary class war.

Yet another Canadian series picked up by Syfy, this supernatural drama tracks Bo (Anna Silk), a woman who realizes she’s a succubus and struggles to control her superhuman powers.

Recently resurrected by Netflix, this comedic fantasy series imagines the devil (played by Tom Ellis) as a Los Angeles nightclub owner who becomes a consultant for the LAPD.

Based on the Lev Grossman book series of the same name, this Syfy series kicks off with Quentin (Jason Ralph) enrolling at Brakebills University for Magical Pedagogy after discovering the truth behind the magical world from his favorite childhood books.

After writing the books that inspired True Blood, Charlaine Harris penned the Midnight, Texas series, which NBC adapted into a show about a young psychic (François Arnaud) who teams up with other supernatural characters in a small Texas town to battle threats from the outside world.

The classic Washington Irving tale got a reinvention in this Fox series, in which Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison) wakes up 250 years after his death and fends off the Headless Horseman with help from an FBI agent (played by Nicole Beharie).

Like Wynonna Earp, this Syfy series follows a woman who assumes her ancestor’s mantle. In this case, it’s Vanessa Van Helsing (Kelly Overton), whose blood has the power to turn vampires into humans.

Happy viewing!