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David attempts to take his relationship with Patrick to new heights as Moira films the movie that she hopes will revive her acting career.
A sleep-deprived Moira worries about a stack of old love letters addressed to Johnny from another woman, while David and Stevie are held up at David's store.
Alexis and Johnny hatch a plan to impress a motel reviewer, while David and Patrick search for a new apartment.
Johnny finds himself under financial pressure with the arrival of Moira's high-priced red carpet gown for the Crows movie premiere. David is conned into taking a road trip with Stevie.
David and Patrick throw a housewarming party and Ted finally lets loose, while Johnny and Moira try their best to babysit Roland Jr. for the evening.
Moira and the Jazzagals take Jocelyn out for a night at the casino, while Johnny tries to navigate an awkward conversation with Stevie about intimacy in the workplace.
Johnny suspects that Ted's mom is attracted to him, while Moira can't resist getting involved in a local musical production.
Johnny and Stevie attend the regional hospitality awards, while Moira does everything in her power to stop Alexis from auditioning for Cabaret.
David agrees to sub in for the annual baseball game, and Moira runs a rehearsal that pushes Stevie over the edge.
Moira accidentally hit a cat. David has a run-in with an old colleague who has a business very similar to Rose Apothecary.
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The series is a delight not just because of its comedic timing, but also because of the tenderness with which its primary couple approach their relationship.
Jennifer Robertson's hilarious performance as Jocelyn remains the series' secret weapon, though the first few episodes of the season find her more or less sidelined in an "exasperated mother to newborn" plotline.
Schitt's Creek is a perfect sitcom for viewers who don't want TV shows pandering to us, but do desire comedies that deliver genuine human emotions instead of only punchlines.
The fiendishly well-written comedy has a gentle sweetness to it.
In its fifth season, the series manages to make its steady flow of transformations feel organic and endearing.
Like "Citizen Kane," it's called the Rosebud Hotel for a reason. The simple things in life outweigh the riches. ... You might think the show would stick around longer since it just now popped into pop culture, but that's not its style.
Schitt's Creek isn't special because it's funny (even though it's hysterical); it's special because it's the rare comedy that allows its characters to learn and grow.
Can one show lay claim to the title of "funniest comedy of 2019", while also being warmly humanistic and boasting the best same-sex relationship on television to date? If the show is Schitt's Creek, it turns out the answer is "absolutely."
As the series goes along, it's less about class difference and more about a place where community welfare flourishes outside traditional systems of power.
A happy place of television. [Full Review in Spanish]
There's no doubting that everyone on this show is having the time of their life with these larger-and-more-ludicrous-than-life roles - and it's a joy to watch.
A 21-minute episode of television isn't necessarily going to heal the world of all of its ills, but each week it does a tremendous job of reminding us all what life could look like if we truly just loved and accepted each other.
Audience Reviews for Schitt's Creek: Season 5
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Mar 09, 2021Just a bad season. The jokes haven't been funny since season 2 and there's only so many facial expressions that David can make to get you to laugh.
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Jan 02, 2021Truly my favorite TV show of all-time.
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Dec 29, 2020As good as comedic television can get.
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Nov 29, 2020I never expected this show could get better and better in every season. But it did!! I was a little lost and uninterested at the first season but then I kept watching and the show starts to pour in elements of warmth and love and purposes in life that keep enriching itself season after season. Very good acting and jokes are on point. I keep anticipating that one day the Roses will come all the way back to take back what they've lost and be wealthy again, only this time with lots of love, passions, and compassions! This would make a great ending!
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Oct 17, 2020More same... just more... same. I don't think they are going to be able to wrap this one up for me. There's just not a whole lot here.
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Oct 04, 2020Schitt's Creek just keeps getting better and better, still my favorite comedy show of all time and my favorite show of all time. The writing is just phenomenal, especially the continues evolution of David and Patrick's relationship, Moira and Johnny finding there place in the world again, and Alexis finally growing up and finding here place in the world as well. The performances from Catherine O'Hara, Dan Levy, Eugene Levy, Noah Reid, Emily Hampshire, Annie Murphy, Chris Elliott, Jennifer Robertson, and Dustin Milligan were exceptional. Robin Duke, Karen Robinson, Rizwan Manji, Sarah Levy, and John Hemphill gave stupendous supporting performances. The chemistry between the whole cast is just remarkable, they play off of each perfectly and are one of the most hilarious ensemble casts of all time if not the most hilarious of all time. The costumes were outstanding especially on Catherine O'Hara, Annie Murphy, and Dan Levy. The makeup and hairstyling was excellent especially on Catherine O'Hara, Jennifer Robertson, Emily Hampshire, Annie Murphy, and Dan Levy. The music is superb as always. Another A+ season.
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Sep 19, 2020Love it! Great ensemble. Hilarious.
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Sep 13, 2020David and Patrick are the best thing in the history of television.
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May 20, 2020Big, huge character development, funny, and awesome.
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May 09, 2020Schitt's Creek continues to wow us this season with a blend of laugh-out-loud shenanigans and heart-felt moments that'll keep you wanting more. The immense character growth from the Rose family and their relationships with the locals are what make this show so fun and relatable. But this was truly Patrick and Stevie's season, as they flourished and came into their own until the very end (Anyone else teared up when Patrick came out to his parents and Stevie poured her heart and soul in the "Maybe This Time" solo?). Can't wait to see what lies in the Final Season!
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