- “Schitt’s Creek” stars Dan Levy and Annie Murphy find success after the sitcom’s ending.
- The show gained popularity after streaming on Netflix, receiving 19 Emmy nominations.
- Dan Levy expresses hesitation about a revival, prioritizing the right story and avoiding a cash grab, but remains hopeful for a reunion in the future.
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After the popular sitcom “Schitt’s Creek” ended, its stars, including Dan Levy and Annie Murphy, have continued to find success. The show, which premiered in 2015, follows a wealthy family who suddenly lose all their money and are forced to live in a small town they once owned as a joke. The Rose family, consisting of Johnny, Moira, David, and Alexis, must adjust to their new life without wealth.
“Schitt’s Creek” originally aired on CBC, but it gained popularity after the first three seasons became available on Netflix. Three more seasons were released, leading to a total of 19 Emmy nominations for the show. Since the series finale in 2020, creators Eugene and Dan Levy have been asked about the possibility of a revival. Dan responded by saying that he believes it’s important to let the show settle and give people a chance to finish it before considering a revival.
As the cast members pursued new projects after the show ended, Dan expressed his hesitation to bring “Schitt’s Creek” back immediately. He expressed his desire for the cast to reunite one day and continue telling stories together, but emphasized the importance of ensuring that any future project is the right story to tell. He wants to avoid creating something that feels like a cash grab and wants to honor the high note on which the show ended.
Currently, the status of a “Schitt’s Creek” revival remains uncertain. However, the love and desire to work together among the cast members are strong, and they remain in constant contact. Dan Levy hopes to find the right opportunity to reunite the cast and continue their storytelling journey.
Meanwhile, fans can scroll down to see where the cast members of “Schitt’s Creek” are now.