Where Is the Schitt's Creek Cast Now? Stars Six Years After Emmys
Where Is the Schitt's Creek Cast Now? Stars Six Years After Emmys
Six years after Schitt’s Creek ended, the cast has pursued new projects and adventures, proving the beloved comedy’s lasting impact on fans.
Schitt's Creek debuted on CBC in 2015 and ran for six seasons before wrapping in 2020. The family comedy about the once-wealthy Roses in a small town became a breakout hit, culminating in a record-breaking nine Emmys for its final season.
The show's core cast—Eugene Levy, Dan Levy, Catherine O'Hara and Annie Murphy—helped lift it to global fame. Dan Levy and Eugene Levy co-created and wrote the series, and they chose to end it after season 6 so it could go out on a high note.
Since the finale, the stars have pursued a range of projects, from documenting travels around the globe to releasing a graphic novel, proving they’re finding new ways to tell stories while keeping fans close.
Even years later, Schitt's Creek remains a comfort rewatch for many viewers, a testament to its warmth, humor and quirky heart. The show's legacy continues to shape TV storytelling and pop culture conversations, as fans celebrate its enduring charm and the doors it opened for its cast and creative team.
