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Dan Levy Abandons Schitt's Creek Sequel After O'Hara's Death

4/8/2026

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Summary

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Dan Levy has decided not to pursue a Schitt's Creek sequel following Catherine O'Hara's death in January.
During a CBS Sunday Morning interview, Levy reflected on his first return to Goodwood, Ontario, since filming ended in 2020.
He had considered a sequel before O'Hara's passing, but he stated, "No, not now. You can't."
Levy is now focused on his Netflix series, "Big Mistakes," which premieres April 9, 2026.

History

Historical Context

"Schitt's Creek," created by Dan and Eugene Levy, aired from January 13, 2015, to April 7, 2020, depicting the wealthy Rose family's fall from grace. The series gained acclaim, culminating in a record-breaking seven Emmy Awards in 2020, including Outstanding Comedy Series. Dan Levy's decision to forgo a sequel after Catherine O'Hara's death highlights the show's emotional resonance and the significance of creative partnerships in television.

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Story summary

Dan Levy has decided not to pursue a Schitt's Creek sequel following Catherine O'Hara's death in January.
During a CBS Sunday Morning interview, Levy reflected on his first return to Goodwood, Ontario, since filming ended in 2020.
He had considered a sequel before O'Hara's passing, but he stated, "No, not now. You can't."
Levy is now focused on his Netflix series, "Big Mistakes," which premieres April 9, 2026.

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