‘Schitt’s Creek’ Series Finale: Dan Levy Talks Ending On A High Note, Tearful Goodbye And Authentic LGBTQ Representation
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details about tonight’s series finale ofwe hit one of many emotional mile markers on its journey to Tuesday night’s final hurrah with the Rose family. The scene in question shows David and Stevie sitting on a car in front of a house that David’s soon-to-be-husband Patrick wants to buy for them. It is here, where David shares one of the most touching scenes of the series with Stevie, where she tearfully asks him not to leave to New York.
On the morning of David’s big day that he has been meticulously planning with painstaking aplomb, we find out that his outdoor festival of matrimony has been rained out. Obviously, David is freaking out while his father, mother Moira and Alexis attempt to do some damage control. With the wedding mere hours away, David finds that Alexis has opted to wear a white dress and his stress resurfaces. Alexis argues that “the theme was black and white” and wearing the dress is not a big deal. David panics and says that now when she gives him away, they will look like bride and groom. Stevie says, “I’m sure this town has seen far weirder things.”At the wedding, Moira serves a look with a full-out papal attire — mitre and all.
As they leave town in a black SUV, Johnny tells the driver to stop the car. Moira asks, “What is it?” He rolls down the window and looks at the “Welcome to Schitt’s Creek” billboard. “I just wanted one last look.”, how it championed authentic storytelling with a gay love story and how long he will wait until a reunion show.changed from when you first launched in 2015 to now?I really don’t think it has.
If we never showed any of the vulnerability they would be a lot more unlikeable than they are. It was important for us to show how flawed these people were. That offers a point of relation because all of us have flaws and all of us have vulnerabilities. The minute you show us that someone is not perfect or the minute that you show that someone is not completely one note, they’re not insensitive for the sake of being completely sociopathic, they’re insensitive because they’re scared.
Obviously, this was centered around a wedding, so it had a slightly more elevated nature to it but the happy ending was very David and Patrick. For them, because David is so open about [his sexuality], there’s not a ton of fear associated with that kind of thing. That’s why we’ve been able to tell the stories that we’ve been able to tell. Because their relationship is contemporary and open and honest, there’s nothing to hide and there’s nothing to fear.
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