Dan Levy revealed he once ruminated on a potential follow-up to hit CBC series Schitt’s Creek. After star Catherine O’Hara’s death, however, the showrunner-actor said he wouldn’t pursue a sequel.
“No, not now,” he told CBS Sunday Mornings’ Anthony Mason. “You can’t.”
In the interview tied to Levy’s forthcoming Netflix comedy show Big Mistakes, the Emmy-winning creator strolled down Goodwood, Ontario, the small community that served as the filming locale for the fictitious town where a newly broke wealthy family was forced to settle.
Levy noted he had not returned to the set since filming wrapped on the show ahead of 2020, including the Goodwood Mercantile store, which served as his character David’s artisan crafts store Rose Apothecary. The real store now sells merchandise, and also includes a condolence book dedicated to O’Hara.
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