Dan Levy Mourns Catherine O'Hara: No Schitt's Creek Sequel

0:00On April 6, Dan Levy just took a heartfelt walk through Goodwood, Ontario, the tiny town where they filmed all 80 episodes of Shit's Creek. With Catherine O'Hara passing away back in January at age 71, he got hit hard by memories of their time together on the show they made iconic. Over six seasons, he opened up to CBS Sunday morning about the idea of a sequel, straight up saying, no, not now, you can't do it without her. Starting right there in the heart of the place, the emotions just flooded in. Levy wiped away tears, emitting he didn't expect such a raw reaction. He's been connected to O'Hara since he was a kid, thanks to his dad Eugene teaming up with her at Toronto's second city back in the 19-70s. Two months after her death, he shared more on the tonight show with Jimmy Fallon, calling it a collective loss for everyone who loved her comedy. Things worldwide felt that outpouring, proving she touched so many lives. Those memories are what we hold on to now, keeping Shit's Creek alive in our hearts without

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