From Bridget Read of Vogue:
Link: How Dan Levy made the funniest show on TV
“It’s an interesting time for TV because we’ve never had more television being made, and at the same time I think we’ve never had more of a critical eye on the television that’s being made.” Continue reading.Â
From Mandi Bierly of Vulture:
Link: How Schitt’s Creek pulled off the making of The Crows Have Eyes III
“For me, anything in the visuals has got to be organic to the character, serving the script, and funny, and at the same time, if possible, it’s gotta be kinda either weirdly attractive or weirdly cool.†Continue reading.
From Marco Saveriano of Culturess:
Link: 10 reasons you should be watching Schitt’s Creek
Every so often, a show comes along that you love, and you realize you don’t have anyone to talk to about it! This is the unfortunate downside of falling in love with a criminally underrated show, like Schitt’s Creek. Continue reading.
From Michael Ausiello of TV Line:
Link: I’m late to the Schitt’s Creek party and I feel like absolute you-know-what
f O’Hara is Schitt’s ace in the hole, then co-star Murphy — who plays privileged daughter Alexis — is the series’ breakout star. The way she makes her ditsy, self-indulgent character come off as wholly grounded and relatable and charming and sympathetic is more than just good acting, it’s a freakin’ magic trick. Continue reading.
From David Kamp of Vanity Fair:
Link: Eugene Levy on Schitt’s Creek: It’s “The Straightest Thing I’ve Ever Done in My Careerâ€
It was never quite enough, those intermittent doses of Catherine O’Hara and Eugene Levy administered every few years via Christopher Guest’s ensemble movies. Continue reading.
