Dan Levy Mourns Catherine O'Hara, Ends Schitt's Creek Sequel

0:00On April 5, Dan Levy got real emotional on CBS News Sunday morning, talking about a shit's creak sequel that's now off the table without Catherine, O'Hara. The 42-year-old co-creator choked up outside the old Rose Apothecary store, admitting he couldn't picture the show without her as Moira Rose. Earlier this year, on January 30, O'Hara passed at 71 from a pulmonary embolism tied to a rectal cancer. Levy revealed he'd been brainstorming a new chapter for the sitcom that would have brought her back, but her death had different, making it impossible. Standing there, wiping tears, he shared how tough it felt being back at the spot, flooded with memories of working with her. He called it all inspiring just to watch her, praising her killer improv skills and how she owned every scene like a comedy queen. Meanwhile, Levy's out promoting his new sitcom, Big Mistakes, and he's locking the door on comparisons to shit's creak that Emmy-sweeping. Juggernaut from 2020. He's focused on what feels good now, not chasing that crown jewel.

1:03What sticks with him most is the massive love fans poured out for O'Hara. Everyone felt like they knew her through those iconic moments and means. Holding onto that clip reel of memories keeps the spirit alive. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.