Will this be the year the beloved Canadian show finally wins some Emmys?
The cast of"Schitt's Creek" at last year's Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sept. 22, 2019.: “Schitt’s Creek” is up for a total of 15 Emmys this year, including Outstanding Comedy Series, and a nod in each of the four comedy acting categories for its stars Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, Dan Levy and Annie Murphy.
Murphy, who plays the spoiled but sweet Alexis and whose unique cadences made “Ew, David” a thing, told Vulture that“I was sitting on the floor eating pancakes, and I’d just finished choking on a large piece of bacon,” she said of the moment she heard the news. “I gathered around my laptop and found out that way. Actually, the bacon choking was post-finding out; it was a reactionary gasp.”” is nominated for its sixth and final season, so this is its last chance to pick up awards.
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