In all 6 seasons, Schitt's Creek always began on CBC in January. The Pop TV coverage lagged behind: starting in February in Season 1 and mid-March for Season 2. Season 3 and Season 4 started in January with the latter season ending one day behind the CBC run (thanks to the 2018 Winter Olympics).
Season 5 began in the U.S. in mid-January. The show ran on Wednesdays in the first 5 seasons in the United States.
Season 6 was unique in that Pop TV moved the show to the CBC timeslot of Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Eastern and offered a HD feed for the first time.
When Season 4 debuted, the first 3 seasons were on Netflix, the turning point for the U.S. audience to start to be obsessed about the Rose family.
Tonight is the series finale. We thought we would show our love for Schitt's Creek, even before the show aired. Here are the stories we have written over the years.
2020
Celebrating great Canadian actors from Schitt's Creek
Schitt's Creek documentary to run following series finale
Anne with an E, Schitt's Creek dominate 2020 Canadian Screen Awards nominations
Schitt's Creek shut out after 5 nominations at 2020 Critics Choice Awards
2020 CBC television winter schedule
2019
Top 10 best Canadian TV shows in the 2010s
Luke Kirby wins an Emmy; Schitt's Creek gets shut out of 2019 Emmys
Schitt's Creek receives 4 Emmy nominations
Schitt's Creek, Anne with an E win big at 7th Canadian Screen Awards
Schitt's Creek to bow out gracefully after Season 6 in 2020
A Little Bit Alexis the newest music phenomenon from Schitt's Creek
Schitt's Creek, Anne with an E lead TV nominations for 2019 Canadian Screen Awards
Schitt's Creek gets rare Canadian nomination for Critics Choice Awards
2019 CBC television winter schedule
2018
Schitt's Creek celebrates Christmas with a holiday special
Schitt's Creek Season 4 debuts on Pop TV
2018 CBC television winter schedule
2017
Wrapping up 2017 Canadian TV season
Tatiana Maslany wins top prizes in TV and film at 5th Canadian Screen Awards
TV shows dominate 2017 Canadian Screen Awards nominees
CBC launches 2017 winter schedule
2016
'Schitt's Creek' wraps up Season 2 tonight on Pop TV
Schitt's Creek plays up Canada's ban on raw milk
Schitt's Creek Season 2 debuts tonight on Pop TV
Room, Schitt's Creek dominate 2016 Canadian Screen Awards
Room, Schitt's Creek lead way in Canadian Screen Awards 2016 nominations
Previewing the 2016 CBC winter schedule
2015
Schitt's Creek makes U.S. debut on Pop TV
Previewing the 2015 CBC winter schedule
The series finale airs tonight at 8 pm local time on CBC (8:30 pm in Newfoundland) followed by the hour-long documentary Best Wishes, Warmest Regards: A Schitt's Creek Farewell. Pop TV along with Comedy Central and Logo will carry the series finale at 8 pm Eastern. Pop TV will carry the Schitt's Creek documentary following the series finale.
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"I do drink red wine. But I also drink white wine. And I've been known to sample the occasional rosé. And a couple of summers back, I tried a merlot that used to be a chardonnay, which got a bit complicated. I like the wine and not the label."
David Rose (co-creator Dan Levy) explained his pansexuality to Stevie Budd (Emily Hampshire).
photo credit: Schitt's Creek/CBC
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