After being a victim of fraud, Johnny Rose and his family go from extremely wealthy to penniless overnight. The only asset left to them is a small, unsophisticated town: Schitt's Creek. They... Read allAfter being a victim of fraud, Johnny Rose and his family go from extremely wealthy to penniless overnight. The only asset left to them is a small, unsophisticated town: Schitt's Creek. They relocate there. Culture shock ensues.After being a victim of fraud, Johnny Rose and his family go from extremely wealthy to penniless overnight. The only asset left to them is a small, unsophisticated town: Schitt's Creek. They relocate there. Culture shock ensues.
- Won 9 Primetime Emmys
- 111 wins & 153 nominations total
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Reviewers say 'Schitt's Creek' is acclaimed for its humor, heart, and character development. The quirky, relatable characters and their growth are frequently praised. The ensemble cast, especially Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, and Dan Levy, delivers standout performances. The writing is noted for its cleverness, wit, and balance between comedy and touching moments. Themes of love, acceptance, and family resonate deeply. The show's ability to evoke laughter and tears within episodes is highlighted. Additionally, the authentic and normal representation of LGBTQ+ characters and relationships is appreciated.
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I had skipped over this show several times and have heard people raving about this show. My wife and I started watching this over the New Years weekend and have to say....WOW. This show is amazing! The writing is absolutely brilliant, the casting is perfect and I haven't found an episode yet (halfway through season 4) that I haven't laughed in. The old Riches to Rags storyline works brilliantly because at first, the Rose's are disgusted by everything. Throughout the show, they discover new selves after opening up to the town, it's people and the support of the community only seen in small town life. They all grow from their experiences on the show and they become such a lovable family.
The humor in this show is sublime. It is well-timed, sarcastic, dark and hysterical. David Rose (dan Levy) is the character that steals the show for me. His facial expressions, retorts and self awareness makes for an absolute riot of a time!
Listen to the reviews on this show and give it a chance...It definitely will not leave you "Up Schitt's Creek"!!
The humor in this show is sublime. It is well-timed, sarcastic, dark and hysterical. David Rose (dan Levy) is the character that steals the show for me. His facial expressions, retorts and self awareness makes for an absolute riot of a time!
Listen to the reviews on this show and give it a chance...It definitely will not leave you "Up Schitt's Creek"!!
The first season or two I didn't like this show that much. I thought nothing happened in the plot and it wasn't that funny. Season 3 and on I was obsessed with the show and I'm now rewatching. I think ANYONE could watch this show and enjoy it, just give it time. It's so funny and even better on a rewatch. The peak in my opinion is the Cabaret storyline in season five. I'm a huge theatre nerd and seeing theatre really help someone gain confidence made me soooo happy. Additionally, the character Alexis has some of the best character growth I've ever seen on tv. Everyone in the show is phenomenal and there's not an episode that I don't like. Schitts Creek is simply the best!!!
I had a hard time getting into it with the first couple episodes, but after learning about the characters it really gets good. I really enjoy it a lot. It's just a fun show to binge!! And Dan Levy (David)makes the show!!!
I've heard nothing but great things about Schitt's Creek for years but I still put off watching it for some reason. After reading the great reviews and ratings I finally gave in and watched it and so glad that I did because I absolutely loved it. It's just a flat out funny show, nothing really more to say than that. While it's not one of my favorite sitcoms ever it's still really funny and definitely worth watching. It's about a family the had more money than they knew what to do with but then lost it all over night. The only thing they retained was a small hillbilly town and they had to move there and the difference between their previous world and the world they live in now is what makes this so funny. There's a reason this show won so many awards and that's because it's freaking hilarious! Give it a chance and I promise you'll like it, it just might take a few episodes.
I must admit to really struggling to get into this show in the beginning. After Season 1, I couldn't work out why the reviews were so good, I just wasn't finding it that funny, and wasn't keen on the characters, but I knew I had to keep watching. I think the mistake I made was expecting it to be as laugh out loud as something like Modern Family for example. With Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy who have made me laugh so much with things like Best In Show and a Mighty Wind I was expecting the same thing. But then it just clicked, subtle jokes, characters that become more and more lovable each episode, and really touching moments which have made me shed a tear on more than one occasion. By season five I was feeling sad that there was only going to be one more season after this. This is so well written, and the first time I've seen Dan Levy in anything, and he is just brilliant. If you're thinking of switching off, don't, keep going!
5 Episodes to Get You Hooked on "Schitt's Creek"
5 Episodes to Get You Hooked on "Schitt's Creek"
"Schitt's Creek" has come to an end, but that doesn't mean you've missed your chance to become a fan of the quirky comedy. Start here with these 5 essential episodes that are guaranteed to get you hooked on the show.
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- TriviaAfter her house burned down and she had a mere $3 left in her bank account, Annie Murphy considered quitting acting altogether. Fortunately, she got the audition for "Schitt's Creek" and landed the role of Alexis.
- Crazy creditsThe title of the show is Schitt's Creek (with an apostrophe) but on screen the apostrophe is missing.
- How many seasons does Schitt's Creek have?Powered by Alexa
- If David Rose owns the town that his father bought for him, what does that actually mean? If he owns the town, does that mean he owns the land and if so shouldn't they be getting rent from the businesses and people who live there?
- If Roland does not own the hotel that the Roses stay in, how can Roland give permission for the Roses can stay there rent free?
- We know that it is a Canadian production with all Canadian actors, but where is this fictional town supposed to be? Is it supposed to be in America or Canada and have they made reference to this?
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