Dan Levy Reveals He “Was Thinking About” A Potential ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Sequel Prior To Catherine O’Hara’s Death – After her death, he stopped plans to pursue the sequel, “No, not now. You can’t.”

Citizen Kane officially the shittiest film ever.

Dostoyevsky just doesn’t hit the same way knowing he died in 1881

It’s really not.

It isn’t tho. Like let’s look at Gen V from “the boys” universe. The stupidest thing they did in the last season was kill off the person who died irl. They needed to simply recast him and continue the story. It’s disgusting and disrespectful to the character to kill them off for NO REASON like that. An actor isn’t a character, they are an actor.

not even

You'd be surprised how oddly catharsis can function sometimes. Sometimes just interacting with something that had such a strong connection to someone you cared about can be enough of a reason. Doing it so soon?... you probably want to step away from it for a while to make sure you aren't making something weird or disingenuous. The loss is still raw and you feel brittle in the cold heat of that sadness. But in a bunch of years after you've had time to mull over if its the right thing or not? Opinions change; "The right story" can be found; A story about someone shifts from feeling exploitative to feeling exploratory. A shift from mourning in the immediate aftermath of their death, to celebrating their life. Etc. They say that grief is love and passion without a home? Well, going back and working on something like that -- even if hard -- can be a great outlet for that love you still hold in your heart. Levy's response is, ultimately, in regards to the short term, not to the long-term. He's really just saying "I had it on my radar as a solid possibility, and now it is not, because I don't want to make this without her." People say the same thing about making post-death plans, or making content about their loved ones. It might hurt to engage with those memories or prepare for such loss, but its a sweet kind of pain, because you get to interact with those loved ones again.

>most people in Hollywood have a dollar amount that could push them to compromise on a position Such as?

Also a disservice to the growth of those characters to have then stealing from Moira at her funeral? Did you even watch the show

Gathering the cast and crew to make an episode that plays Moira's funeral for humor would not go over well at all. Catherine wasn't just a coworker to Dan. He said in his IG post after her death that she was extended family to him. He grew up knowing her.

> spin off Alexis Hijacking this: I'm always of two minds about prequels. Sometimes it's fun to know more about the past, sometimes it kind of ruins the original. That said, if someone wanted more content I thought they could make an animated show that flesh out Alexis' off-hand comments about her past. It wouldn't be the kind of show that has a through line. It would jump around between her exploits.

Chadwick Boseman is the one that comes to mind for me. Kept his cancer pretty secret and then suddenly we found out he was dead.

For the show it is? She specifically doesn't get the In Memoriam. And stinks are raised.

I mean you not caring about the clear backbone of the show doesn’t change facts lol. Nothing you just said makes her not the backbone. Cause she was. She’s the only reason the show worked. You could fully replace Alexis for instance an it would be the same. I hesitate to say the same about Levi only cause the actual dad/son relationship that clearly helped the show too. But our crazy mother was the reason the show was successful. Even if she annoyed you.