Formerly filthy rich video store magnate Johnny Rose, his soap star wife Moira, and their two kids, über-hipster son David and socialite daughter Alexis, suddenly find themselves broke and forced to live in Schitt's Creek, a small depressing town they once bought as a joke.
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Formerly filthy rich video store magnate Johnny Rose, his soap star wife Moira, and their two kids, über-hipster son David and socialite daughter Alexis, suddenly find themselves broke and forced to live in Schitt's Creek, a small depressing town they once bought as a joke.
Season 5 episodes
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While Moira is in Bosnia filming the Crows movie that she hopes will revive her acting career, David attempts to take his relationship with Patrick to new heights.
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Directed by Laurie LyndWritten by Dan LevyGuest stars Dustin Milligan, Sarah Levy, James Cade
A sleep-deprived Moira worries about a stack of old love letters addressed to Johnny from another woman, while David and Stevie are held up at David's store.
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Directed by Laurie LyndWritten by David West ReadGuest stars Dustin Milligan, Sarah Levy, David Reale, Brad Austin
Alexis and Johnny hatch a plan to impress a motel reviewer, while David and Patrick search for a new apartment.
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Directed by Jordan CanningWritten by Rupinder GillGuest stars Sarah Levy, Ennis Esmer, Rizwan Manji, Karen Robinson, Jennifer Foster, Marilyn Bellfontaine, Lili Connor, Mary Kelly
Johnny finds himself under financial pressure with the arrival of Moira’s high-priced red carpet gown for the Crows movie premiere. David is conned into taking a road trip with Stevie.
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Directed by Jordan CanningWritten by Rupinder GillGuest stars Dustin Milligan, Sarah Levy, Tara Joshi, Christina Whitfield, Robert B. Kennedy, Nicky Lawrence, Ennis Esmer, Karen Robinson
Moira and the Jazzagals take Jocelyn out for a night at the casino, while Johnny tries to navigate an awkward conversation with Stevie about intimacy in the workplace.
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Directed by Laurie LyndWritten by David West ReadGuest stars Sarah Levy, Aldrin Bundoc, Seth Mohan, Jeremy Durgana, Karen Robinson, Jennifer Foster, Marilyn Bellfontaine, Mary Kelly
Johnny suspects that Ted’s mom is attracted to him, while Moira can’t resist getting involved in a local musical production.
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Directed by Jordan CanningWritten by Michael ShortGuest stars Dustin Milligan, Laura Soltis, Hannah Cheesman, Cherie D'Elia, Devon Hauth, John Hemphill
David agrees to sub in for the annual baseball game, and Moira runs a rehearsal that pushes Stevie over the edge.
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Directed by Jordan CanningWritten by David West ReadGuest stars Sarah Levy, Amanda May-Wilson, Natalie Sebastien, Jade Whitney, John Hemphill, Karen Robinson
Johnny and Moira’s afternoon plans are interrupted when they accidentally hit a cat. David runs into an old colleague at the flea market whose new business bears a striking resemblance to Rose Apothecary.
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Directed by Jordan CanningWritten by Michael ShortGuest stars Dustin Milligan, Salvatore Antonio, Robin Duke, John Tench, Jocelyne Zucco, Rachel Dolan
Patrick’s parents are in town for his surprise party, but the parents end up with an even bigger surprise, while Alexis drags Moira to a soap opera convention.
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Directed by Jordan CanningWritten by Dan LevyGuest stars Sarah Levy, Linda Thorson, Gavin Williams, Allana Reoch, Deborah Tennant, Ted Whittall
Johnny fills in for Moira at the annual Mayor’s Roast, as David distracts Moira from finding out that Stevie and Patrick have been taking private dance lessons.
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Directed by Laurie LyndWritten by David West ReadGuest stars Dustin Milligan, Sarah Levy, Nicholas Anderson Tull, Aaron Jensen, John Hemphill, Karen Robinson, Marilyn Bellfontaine
It’s Opening Night for Cabaret,and Stevie is nowhere to be found. David tries to make a big announcement, but keeps getting overshadowed by the musical.
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Directed by Andrew Cividino, Dan LevyWritten by Dan LevyGuest stars Dustin Milligan, Sarah Levy, Natalie Sebastien, Annie Chen, Jade Whitney, Spencer Robson, John Hemphill, Karen Robinson
Dan Levy, David West Read, Michael Short, Kevin White, Rupinder Gill, Chris Pozzebon, Kurt Smeaton, Monica Heisey, Eugene Levy, Amanda Walsh, Teresa Pavlinek, Rebecca Kohler, Matt Kippen, Winter Tekenos-Levy, Kevin White, Dan Levy, Michael Grassi
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
79
Original language
English
Networks & production
CBC TelevisionCanada
Not A Real CompanyCanada
CBCCanada
Themes
comfortinghometown friendslovingmotelriches to ragssitcomsmall townspoiled