2020 the nominees to the Emmy’s have been announced, and Schitt’s Creek is finally getting the love it deserves. The Canadian sitcom nabbed a total of 15 (!) nominations for its sixth and final season, with Catherine O’hara, Annie Murphy, Dan Levy and Eugene Levy each earning nods for her Rose of family roles. We will lift a glass of Herb Ertlinger fruit wine for that — but there is no guarantee that in reality is going to be gagging at all, said the glass.
The hilarious and touching Pop of the TV series scored his first of four Emmy nominations last year, although not end up taking any home golden trophies during the show — and this year marks their last chance to get one. Moira Rose do they say that your favorite season is award season, so here is the hope that helps O’hara finally get the victory she is, without doubt, won by portraying the beloved Jazzagal with a deep vocabulary and puzzling accent.
Following the announcement of the Emmy nominations, Schitt’s Creek producer and star Dan Levy could not help expressing his excitement on the social networks. On Twitter, he retweet a message about the nominationsadding that “For once I have no words,” and on Instagram, he subtitles for a post“Good. This morning has been the most amazing surprise. We are overwhelmed and filled with gratitude by this recognition. Inexplicably proud of our little show.”
Ahead, check out the full list of the Emmy awards Schitt’s Creek is nominated for this year, and join us in jamming to A Little “Alexis” on repeat all day to celebrate.
- Outstanding comedy series
- Outstanding writing for a comedy series: “Happy Ending”, written by Dan Levy
- Outstanding writing for a comedy series: “The Presidential Suite”, written by David West Read
- Outstanding lead actor in a comedy series: Eugene Levy
- Outstanding lead actress in a comedy series: Catherine O’hara
- Outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series: Dan Levy
- Outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series: Annie Murphy
- Pending for directing a comedy series: Dan Levy and Andrew Cividino (“Happy End”)
- Outstanding casting for a comedy series: Jon Comerford & Lisa Parasyn
- Outstanding contemporary costumes: Debra Hanson and Darci Cheyne
- Outstanding contemporary hair salon: Ana Sorys and Annastasia Cucullo
- Outstanding contemporary makeup (nonprosthetic): Candice Ornstein and Lucky Bromhead
- Outstanding single camera picture editing for a comedy series: “Happy End” by Trevor Ambrose
- Outstanding single camera picture editing for a comedy series: “Start Spreading the News” by Paul Winestock
- Outstanding sound mixing for a comedy or drama series (half-hour) and animation: Bryan Day and Martin Lee
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