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As we approach the second anniversary of the Schitt’s Creek finale, I’m revisiting some of my favorite articles:
“Schitt’s Creek” ends with an episode (and a final season) that truly highlights one of its greatest strengths of a show: it’s ability to make its characters grow without fundamentally changingthem.
https://www.indiewire.com/2020/04/schitts-creek-series-finale-review-happy-ending-1202223591/
Photo: Michael Buckner
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In this lead up to the second anniversary of the Schitt’s Creek finale, I’m revisiting some of my favorite articles:
“This is one key to Schitt’s Creek’s abiding appeal — the opportunity to watch characters we’ve come to know staying true to who they are even as we can see them evolving. The Roses didn’t fundamentally change, but they grew – they added layers of humanity, sincerity and vulnerability, even as the series allowed them to hold on to a sense of self-awareness that kept things from getting too sticky-sweet.”
https://www.npr.org/2020/04/07/828866063/the-schitt-s-creek-finale-gave-david-a-happy-ending
Photo: CBC
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Alexis: Ew.
David: Oh my God.
Alexis: What is that?
David: It’s like a thousand babies teething.
