Schitt's Creek

Johnny is determined to have a sign he considers potentially offensive taken down, believing it should no longer be displayed. Meanwhile, David confronts the daunting challenge of looking for a new job, a prospect that fills him with terror and uncertainty about his future.

The broadcast titled is presented as an episode‑style programme. It falls under the generic classification of a programme episode, with no further production details supplied. In this instalment, the character Johnny becomes preoccupied with a sign he believes could be offensive. Determined to have it taken down, he sets about navigating the necessary steps to see the sign removed, hoping to avoid any potential upset it might cause. Meanwhile, David finds himself confronting a daunting personal challenge: the need to secure new employment. The prospect of job hunting looms over him, and the episode follows his uneasy journey as he grapples with the anxiety that comes with searching for work. Both storylines run concurrently, linking Johnny’s effort to eliminate a contentious symbol with David’s struggle to re‑enter the job market. The episode therefore juxtaposes two separate yet equally unsettling tasks, highlighting how each character deals with the pressures they face in their respective circumstances.