Dan Levy Weighed a Schitt’s Creek Sequel Before Catherine O’Hara’s Death
Dan Levy Weighed a Schitt’s Creek Sequel Before Catherine O’Hara’s Death
Dan Levy reveals he was contemplating a Schitt’s Creek follow-up before Catherine O’Hara’s passing, sharing an emotional revisit to the Rose Apothecary set in Canada.
In a candid moment tied to the beloved family comedy, Dan Levy revealed that he had been considering a Schitt’s Creek sequel before Catherine O’Hara’s death. He described the idea as something he was thinking about, even though he stressed that a revival isn’t feasible at the moment. The conversation unfolded during a chat that touched on how the show’s world and characters might continue in a new form, should the circumstances align in the future. Levy also spoke about returning to the Rose Apothecary location, a visit that brought a wave of nostalgia and emotion as he walked the set in Canada.
The interview highlighted Levy’s connection to the series and its characters, underscoring that the notion of a sequel isn’t off the table in a hypothetical sense, even if it’s not something producers are pursuing right now. He described the moment of stepping back onto the set as unexpectedly moving, signaling how deeply the show’s legacy resonates with him and the cast.
While fans may crave more of the Rose family’s witty banter and heartfelt moments, the current reality is that no concrete plans for a续 are in motion. Levy emphasized that, given the passing of a key co-star, any future project would need careful consideration and the right creative alignment. For now, the door remains open to possibilities, with the door itself perhaps more symbolic than literal.
The broader takeaway is a blend of nostalgia and cautious optimism: a storied series that left a lasting imprint of warmth and humor could, in theory, be revisited, but only under circumstances that honor the show’s spirit and the people who made it special.
