Dan Levy Considered Schitt’s Creek Sequel Before Catherine O’Hara’s Death
Dan Levy Considered Schitt’s Creek Sequel Before Catherine O’Hara’s Death
Dan Levy reveals on CBS Sunday Morning that a Schitt’s Creek sequel was on his mind before Catherine O’Hara passed away, a possibility he says can’t happen now.
Dan Levy revealed on CBS Sunday Morning that he had been contemplating a Schitt’s Creek sequel before Catherine O’Hara’s death, and he stressed that a follow-up “can’t” be done right now. He said he was “thinking about it” before her passing, an admission fans found both nostalgic and bittersweet. During the visit, Levy even stopped by the Rose Apothecary location from the show, a small nod to the world that made the ensemble famous.
In a separate moment tied to his emotional connection to the show, Levy broke into tears as he described returning to the Schitt’s Creek set in Canada. The moment underscored how deeply the cast’s collaboration has shaped their lives and how O’Hara’s absence changes any potential plans for a new chapter. The conversation highlighted not just the longing for more stories, but also the reality that the beloved ensemble left behind a lasting legacy that would be hard to replicate without her.
Industry watchers and fans have long debated whether more Schitt’s Creek could exist. Levy’s remarks do not confirm a new season, but they do reveal a lingering curiosity about where the characters could have gone next and how the world would react if a sequel ever materialized. For now, he indicates any such project would have to be built on a sensitive tribute to O’Hara, honoring her memory while honoring the show’s spirit.
As Levy navigates this personal crossroads, the broader fan base is reminded of the show’s enduring appeal and the way it quietly changed conversations about family, identity and humor. The new comments hint at possible paths forward, should a respectful opportunity arise, but the door remains intentionally open rather than firmly ajar.
