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by tim parks


Why We’ll Miss the Beloved Breakthrough Comedy Schitt’s Creek AW SCHITT


that fans would be up that body of water without a paddle. The misadventures of the previously wealthy, and now broke AF, Rose family adjusting to small town living has definitely been a bright spot on the televi- sion landscape. But before they make their way into the


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hen it was announced that the sixth season would be the final one for Schitt’s Creek, it signaled


sunset, let us lament and remember the good times that we have shared with them. Yes, I realize it’s not like a family member has died, but in a way, it is, if you’ll indulge me in explaining this contradiction. And really, if you are reading this, you kinda


don’t have a choice. So, there’s that. Certain television shows, and the charac-


ters that people it, can leave some sort of indelible impression, be it something that see in ourselves or strive to emulate in our


own existence. Damn, that’s deep. Or maybe, it’s the fact that there’s the opposite side of the coin where a mere 30 minutes of your life is spent laughing and you are able to forget about real life problems in that time span. Whatever the case may be for you, the


hilariously portrayed quartet of Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, Daniel Levy and Annie Murphy will be sorely missed – it’s best to read sorely with a Canadian accent, seeing as that’s where the show hails from.


photo courtesy of POP TV


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