Schitt’s Creek Released A Load Of Bonus Episodes To Binge

It may have already finished its hugely successful run, but Schitt's Creek is more popular than ever.

With 2020 having been so incredibly dire, the quirky comedy - which follows a wealthy family stripped of all their money forced to settle down in a small time - has been what we've all needed to cheer us up.

And it's not just a fan favourite; the show made history at the 2020 Emmy's, winning the award for every comedy category.

The show has attracted a new-found fanbase who are desperate for more of the Rose family's shenanigans, and luckily, we've found bonus episodes of Schitt's Creek on the show's YouTube channel.

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Dating back to 2015, the bonus webisodes, titled Inside Schitt's Creek, are fun short clips seeing the actors messing around and provide short companion pieces to certain episodes.

There are four seasons of the web series altogether, giving us 52 bonus shorts to wade through.

There is a downside, however - the webisodes are currently not available to UK fans, with the series posted by Canadian network CBC.

We may have more Schitt's Creek coming our way soon enough though, after creator and star Dan Levy hinted there could be a movie on the way shortly.

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Speaking during a virtual press Q&A at the awards bash, the David Rose actor refused to rule out a feature length edition of the show.

"Oh my gosh. Here's the thing: Some people have been asking that," he said, before adding that the season finale was "the best way we could've ever ended the show."

"If there is an idea that pops into my head and worthy of these wonderful people, it has to be really freaking good at this point," he went on.

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"This is a really nice way of saying goodbye. Fingers crossed that we get a really good idea coming into our heads soon.

"I would love to work with these beautiful people again. This has been the most incredible experience."

Schitt's Creek is available to stream on Netflix.

Topics: Entertainment News, TV News, Netflix

Kimberley Bond

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