Schitt's Creek

The series kicks off with a prosperous family whose fortunes are abruptly overturned when their business manager cheats them out of their wealth. The sudden loss leaves them scrambling, and the episode quickly establishes the premise of their fall from affluence. Compelled to leave their opulent surroundings, they set up a new life in a modest, close‑knit town, confronting the realities of a simpler existence. The opening episode, featuring Eugene Levy, introduces the characters' attempts to adapt and the comedic situations that arise from their drastic change of circumstance. They soon discover that blending in with the town's residents proves more challenging than expected, prompting a series of humorous misunderstandings.

In this episode, Johnny's busy trying to obtain the mayor's approval so he can go ahead with selling the town. He spends his time making inquiries, presenting his case, and hoping the official will grant him the necessary permission. Meanwhile, David and Alexis decide to spend an evening out, joining the locals for a night of socialising and enjoyment. They mingle with the townsfolk, taking part in the local festivities and soaking up the atmosphere. The two storylines run side by side, throughout the episode, contrasting Johnny's bureaucratic pursuit with the more relaxed, communal outing of David and Alexis.

Johnny is determined to see a sign that could be deemed offensive taken down, so he spends his time lobbying the relevant authorities and pressing his case, hoping that the removal will prevent any further upset. He contacts the council, drafts letters, and rallies neighbours, all in an effort to ensure the sign is dealt with promptly. Meanwhile, David finds himself confronting the daunting prospect of job hunting; the very idea of scouring the market for new employment fills him with dread, and he must muster the courage to navigate interviews and applications despite his fear. He updates his résumé, reaches out to former colleagues, and prepares for potential interviews, all while battling the anxiety that the process inevitably brings.

The series kicks off with a prosperous family whose fortunes are abruptly overturned when their business manager cheats them out of their wealth. The sudden loss leaves them scrambling, and the episode quickly establishes the premise of their fall from affluence. Compelled to leave their opulent surroundings, they set up a new life in a modest, close‑knit town, confronting the realities of a simpler existence. The opening episode, featuring Eugene Levy, introduces the characters' attempts to adapt and the comedic situations that arise from their drastic change of circumstance. They soon discover that blending in with the town's residents proves more challenging than expected, prompting a series of humorous misunderstandings.

In this episode, Alexis serves her community‑service sentence alongside Mutt, carrying out the assignments they've been given together. The two of them approach the work with a mixture of reluctance and determination, each task offering a chance for them to interact and reflect on their responsibilities. At the same time, Moira and Johnny spend the episode questioning whether they've been good parents, wondering if their past choices have left them lacking. As they wrestle with these doubts, they deliberately try to bridge the gap with their adult children, engaging in conversations and showing a genuine desire to understand the lives and perspectives their children now hold.

In this episode, Johnny's busy trying to obtain the mayor's approval so he can go ahead with selling the town. He spends his time making inquiries, presenting his case, and hoping the official will grant him the necessary permission. Meanwhile, David and Alexis decide to spend an evening out, joining the locals for a night of socialising and enjoyment. They mingle with the townsfolk, taking part in the local festivities and soaking up the atmosphere. The two storylines run side by side, throughout the episode, contrasting Johnny's bureaucratic pursuit with the more relaxed, communal outing of David and Alexis.

Johnny is determined to see a sign that could be deemed offensive taken down, so he spends his time lobbying the relevant authorities and pressing his case, hoping that the removal will prevent any further upset. He contacts the council, drafts letters, and rallies neighbours, all in an effort to ensure the sign is dealt with promptly. Meanwhile, David finds himself confronting the daunting prospect of job hunting; the very idea of scouring the market for new employment fills him with dread, and he must muster the courage to navigate interviews and applications despite his fear. He updates his résumé, reaches out to former colleagues, and prepares for potential interviews, all while battling the anxiety that the process inevitably brings.

In this episode, Alexis serves her community‑service sentence alongside Mutt, carrying out the assignments they've been given together. The two of them approach the work with a mixture of reluctance and determination, each task offering a chance for them to interact and reflect on their responsibilities. At the same time, Moira and Johnny spend the episode questioning whether they've been good parents, wondering if their past choices have left them lacking. As they wrestle with these doubts, they deliberately try to bridge the gap with their adult children, engaging in conversations and showing a genuine desire to understand the lives and perspectives their children now hold.

The cabin, offered by the mayor, provides a quiet retreat away from the town’s bustle, which is exactly what Johnny and Moira are after. They plan to spend the evening there for a night, hoping the isolation will let them talk without interruption. Meanwhile, Alexis and David view the same opportunity as the perfect excuse to bring friends together, arranging a lively gathering that will fill the night with music and conversation. Though their intentions differ – one pair seeking solitude, the other chasing merriment – both groups end up making the most of the brief window the cabin affords them.

Moira steps into the position of spokesperson for a local winery, taking charge of its public image and fielding media enquiries on behalf of the business. At the same time, Alexis finds herself edging a little too close to Mutt, a development that makes their interaction increasingly uncomfortable and fraught with tension. Meanwhile, David is dealing with a baffling health problem that appears without warning, and he doesn't know the cause, leaving him uncertain about how to manage it. The episode intertwines these three storylines, highlighting Moira's new promotional duties, Alexis's risky closeness to Mutt, and David's struggle with an unexplained medical issue.

Stevie asks David to join him for the village’s yearly turkey hunt, and the two head out with a group of locals who are keen on the tradition. The day is spent tracking the birds through the countryside, with the hunters sharing jokes and tips as they move through the fields. Meanwhile, Jocelyn arranges a “relaxing” spa outing for Moira, hoping the treatments will provide a much‑needed break. The two friends indulge in the facilities, letting the warm steam and gentle massages ease their tension. At the same time, Alexis meets the town’s veterinarian, Ted, for a brief encounter that hints at a new connection.

The cabin, offered by the mayor, provides a quiet retreat away from the town’s bustle, which is exactly what Johnny and Moira are after. They plan to spend the evening there for a night, hoping the isolation will let them talk without interruption. Meanwhile, Alexis and David view the same opportunity as the perfect excuse to bring friends together, arranging a lively gathering that will fill the night with music and conversation. Though their intentions differ – one pair seeking solitude, the other chasing merriment – both groups end up making the most of the brief window the cabin affords them.

Moira and David set about trying to bring in some extra cash by hawking a range of cosmetics to the local residents. They've set up a small stall, offering the products in the hope that the community will buy them, and they've both put their persuasive skills to work in order to make a modest profit. At the same time, Johnny makes his way to the nearby town of Elmdale, where he's hoping to secure unemployment insurance. He heads there with the intention of completing the necessary paperwork and collecting the benefits, counting on the system to provide him with some financial relief while he looks for new work.

Moira steps into the position of spokesperson for a local winery, taking charge of its public image and fielding media enquiries on behalf of the business. At the same time, Alexis finds herself edging a little too close to Mutt, a development that makes their interaction increasingly uncomfortable and fraught with tension. Meanwhile, David is dealing with a baffling health problem that appears without warning, and he doesn't know the cause, leaving him uncertain about how to manage it. The episode intertwines these three storylines, highlighting Moira's new promotional duties, Alexis's risky closeness to Mutt, and David's struggle with an unexplained medical issue.

Stevie asks David to join him for the village’s yearly turkey hunt, and the two head out with a group of locals who are keen on the tradition. The day is spent tracking the birds through the countryside, with the hunters sharing jokes and tips as they move through the fields. Meanwhile, Jocelyn arranges a “relaxing” spa outing for Moira, hoping the treatments will provide a much‑needed break. The two friends indulge in the facilities, letting the warm steam and gentle massages ease their tension. At the same time, Alexis meets the town’s veterinarian, Ted, for a brief encounter that hints at a new connection.

Moira and David set about trying to bring in some extra cash by hawking a range of cosmetics to the local residents. They've set up a small stall, offering the products in the hope that the community will buy them, and they've both put their persuasive skills to work in order to make a modest profit. At the same time, Johnny makes his way to the nearby town of Elmdale, where he's hoping to secure unemployment insurance. He heads there with the intention of completing the necessary paperwork and collecting the benefits, counting on the system to provide him with some financial relief while he looks for new work.

Johnny, though hesitant, agrees to give a speech at the funeral of a local resident he barely knew. His reluctance comes from having little personal connection with the deceased, yet he feels compelled to take part in the ceremony and address the gathered mourners. He wrestles with duty to the community and wonders if his words will feel genuine or merely perfunctory. Meanwhile, Alexis wrestles with the challenges posed by her new boyfriend's passion for animals, finding his devotion both endearing and hard to accommodate in everyday life. She struggles to reconcile his enthusiasm with her routines, feeling torn between admiration for his caring nature and the adjustments required. The situation forces her to balance supporting his interests with maintaining her own comfort.

Johnny and Moira attend Roland's yearly Hawaiian‑themed party, immersing themselves in the tropical décor, sipping colourful drinks and mingling with the other guests under a canopy of palm fronds. Meanwhile, Alexis and Ted organise a dinner specifically for couples, setting a cosy table, lighting soft candles and encouraging partners to share a meal and intimate conversation. At the same time, the bond between David and Stevie intensifies, their relationship becoming increasingly passionate as they navigate their growing feelings for one another. Each storyline interweaves social gatherings with personal connections, highlighting how the characters' lives intersect during these events throughout the evening.

In this episode, Moira is taken by surprise when Deedee, the sister she’s been distant from for years, turns up unannounced at her door. Their meeting forces both women to confront the tension that has built up over their separation. Meanwhile, Jocelyn approaches David with a request: she wants him to reach out to a recently arrived student who’s having difficulty finding his place among the other pupils. David is asked to offer support and help the newcomer navigate the social dynamics of the class, hoping his involvement will ease the boy’s sense of isolation. The dual storylines highlight personal reconnections and the challenges of fitting in.

Johnny, though hesitant, agrees to give a speech at the funeral of a local resident he barely knew. His reluctance comes from having little personal connection with the deceased, yet he feels compelled to take part in the ceremony and address the gathered mourners. He wrestles with duty to the community and wonders if his words will feel genuine or merely perfunctory. Meanwhile, Alexis wrestles with the challenges posed by her new boyfriend's passion for animals, finding his devotion both endearing and hard to accommodate in everyday life. She struggles to reconcile his enthusiasm with her routines, feeling torn between admiration for his caring nature and the adjustments required. The situation forces her to balance supporting his interests with maintaining her own comfort.

Johnny sets out to organise a surprise birthday party for Moira, hoping the event will remain a secret until the moment of celebration. He puts his plans into motion, arranging decorations, invitations and a hidden venue, all intended to catch Moira off guard. However, his scheme unravels when Moira, completely unaware of his intentions, inadvertently steps into the role of organiser herself. She begins to make decisions about the party, selecting the venue, inviting guests and overseeing the details, effectively taking control of the very celebration Johnny intended to keep hidden. As a result, the original surprise collapses, leaving Johnny’s well‑meaning effort to backfire.

Johnny and Moira attend Roland's yearly Hawaiian‑themed party, immersing themselves in the tropical décor, sipping colourful drinks and mingling with the other guests under a canopy of palm fronds. Meanwhile, Alexis and Ted organise a dinner specifically for couples, setting a cosy table, lighting soft candles and encouraging partners to share a meal and intimate conversation. At the same time, the bond between David and Stevie intensifies, their relationship becoming increasingly passionate as they navigate their growing feelings for one another. Each storyline interweaves social gatherings with personal connections, highlighting how the characters' lives intersect during these events throughout the evening.

In this episode, Moira is taken by surprise when Deedee, the sister she’s been distant from for years, turns up unannounced at her door. Their meeting forces both women to confront the tension that has built up over their separation. Meanwhile, Jocelyn approaches David with a request: she wants him to reach out to a recently arrived student who’s having difficulty finding his place among the other pupils. David is asked to offer support and help the newcomer navigate the social dynamics of the class, hoping his involvement will ease the boy’s sense of isolation. The dual storylines highlight personal reconnections and the challenges of fitting in.

Johnny sets out to organise a surprise birthday party for Moira, hoping the event will remain a secret until the moment of celebration. He puts his plans into motion, arranging decorations, invitations and a hidden venue, all intended to catch Moira off guard. However, his scheme unravels when Moira, completely unaware of his intentions, inadvertently steps into the role of organiser herself. She begins to make decisions about the party, selecting the venue, inviting guests and overseeing the details, effectively taking control of the very celebration Johnny intended to keep hidden. As a result, the original surprise collapses, leaving Johnny’s well‑meaning effort to backfire.