Schitt's Creek

Love the humor -- talented comedic actors will have you wishing the episodes were longer than 20-ish minutes ;-)

Oh, Schitt’s Creek. I’m so glad I stumbled upon you when I did.

Such a magical show with a magical cast. Heart and soul. And all the humor a person could need. Moira Rose is one of the best television characters, ever. Catherine O’Hara is a Queen. Annie Murphy is a treasure. Eugene Levy is a legend. And Dan Levy is a genius.

A series that TRULY went out on top. Thank you for everything.

Pushed play and immediately Hated this show about a bunch of rich A-holes lol..then 1 day my ol'lady pushed play again and I was dyin rollin wtf happened we just burnt up season 1 in a day

I had to give this show a chance after watching the first episode and be unhooked. BUT I’m so glad I did. It is so good. It’s one of the only shows that has made me laugh out loud by myself. You grow to love all of the characters and you feel pretty empty when you finish. I refuse to believe they aren’t a real family in real life.

You can really tell the Levy family are having a blast working together on this series. Each season gets better and better.

Effortlessly funny. Relatable. It kept me company when I had to move to Canada and isolate.

This is by far one of the best shows I've ever watched. It's so funny and heartwarming at the same time. I've never cried so much with an end of a show like I cried watching Schitt's Creek series finale. The show is that important! Definitely a must-watch for anyone.

I love everything single thing about this show ❤💛💙💜:orange_heart:💚❤💛💙💜:orange_heart:💚

This show was a breath of fresh air. So original and well written. Everyone should add this to their must see list.

The story follows the Rose family, a wealthy clan who loses everything (yes, everything) and is forced to move to the quaint town of Schitt's Creek, which they purchased as a joke. I mean, who wouldn't want to own a town, am I right?

The family's fish out of water story is pure comedy gold. Johnny Rose (the inimitable Eugene Levy) and his wife, Moira (the incomparable Catherine O'Hara), are forced to trade in their luxurious lifestyle for a motel room and a whole lot of small-town charm. Their kids, David and Alexis, are equally hilarious as they navigate love, careers, and the horrors of living in a town with one stoplight.

The writing is witty, the acting is superb, and the humor is clever without being mean-spirited. It's like a warm hug for your funny bone. Beneath all the snarky humor and over the top antics lies a beautiful story about family, love, and acceptance. It's a show that will make you laugh, cry, and maybe even feel a little bit better about the world.