Schitt’s Creek, CBC – “Allez Vous”
Moira and David try to earn money by selling cosmetics to the locals, while Johnny heads to Elmdale in hopes of collecting unemployment insurance.
Mr. D, CBC – “Short Stocked”
Gerry and Bill’s house they rent is up for sale and Gerry uses the advice of a market-savvy student to raise enough money for a down payment. Robert is too proud to ask for IT help, and Lisa spearheads a farewell to Xavier’s veteran crossing guard.
Schitt’s Creek, CBC – “Turkey Shoot”
David goes on a turkey hunt with some townies. Jocelyn takes Moira on a “relaxing†spa day, while Alexis meets the new love of her life, Ted, the town veterinarian.
Mr. D, CBC – “Dating Maya Student”
Gerry’s former pupil, Maya is back at Xavier as a student teacher and Gerry is having difficulty accepting her as an adult. Robert tries too hard to be cool while attempting to connect with a student, and Bobbi works to prove her femininity to Malik amidst a school wide outbreak of lice.
Close up Kings, OLN – “Vancouver”
Close up King Jonny uses the Capilano Suspension Bridge for an epic trick after the Kings leave the USA for the first time and head north to BC. While on the trip, Magick gets a shocking tattoo to make this a trip of a lifetime!
From Slate:
The Winding Circumlocutions of Schitt’s Creek Reviews
Schitt’s Creek. There. I said it. Which is more than David Bianculli, TV critic for NPR’s Fresh Air, was able to do on Tuesday in his review of this new sitcom. It’s a show about a rich family, the Roses, that loses everything except the deed to a town purchased decades earlier as a joke. Here’s Bianculli twisting himself into Federal Communications Commission–approved knots… Continue reading.
From Sabrina Furminger of Westender:
Vancouver actress is hot Schitt
Sorry, guys, but it’s impossible to write about Schitt’s Creek without at least one pun. Here’s mine: Schitt’s Creek actress Jenn Roberston knows the good shit when she sees it. Continue reading.
From Brian Lowry of Variety:
TV Review: ‘Schitt’s Creek’
Seldom has a title been more descriptive than “Schitt’s Creek,†a tired reunion of SCTV’s Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara that makes a case for putting a cap on Canadian imports. Arriving in the U.S. on the rebranded Pop network, the half-hour series — created by Levy and his son Daniel — essentially builds a “Green Acresâ€-like show (with a pinch, perhaps, of “Arrested Developmentâ€) around a slim and juvenile pun, hoping the auspices and talent will carry through. Perhaps it will for Pop’s undemanding purposes, but that odor emanating from “Schitt’s Creek†is, at best, stale. Continue reading.
