It’s safe to say that Schitt’s Creek was the 2020 winner. And maybe 2021 too.
In April last year, the pop TV comedy gave viewers a happy ending with its series finale. And four months later the Rose family –Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, And Levy and Annie Murphy– The Emmys won Outstanding Comedy Series trophies and eight other awards, setting a new record for most wins in a single year for a comedy. Yaaaaas, David!
Now, on the way to the 2021 Golden Globes, they could very well repeat those victories. Not only is the show nominated for best television series – musical or comedy – but Eugene, Catherine, Annie and Dan have been recognized in every category they were eligible for, including best actor, best actress, best supporting actress and the best supporting actor.
In honor of our favorite quarantine, which was created by the Levy father-son duo and is a constant comfort for the fans, we look back on our best times at the Rose Motel. Yes, we reveal secrets about Annie’s legendary “A Little Bit Alexis” performance, the unexpected romance between David and Patrick (Noah Reid) and which fan favorite almost dropped out of the show before filming began in 2014.
