Bienvenue à Schitt's Creek - Reviews

In its fifth season, the series manages to make its steady flow of transformations feel organic and endearing.

The remarkable final season of Schitt’s Creek is filled with more love than ever.

...funny, it’s emotional, it’s a little absurd yet comforting.

Levy and O'Hara are certified comic geniuses, able to breathe life into the most unfunny of situations.

From the moment Schitt’s Creek begins, it already feels lived-in, with an instant commitment to its own tone of sophisticated ignorance.

...the culture clash and comic splendor on display might make “Schitt’s Creek” the funniest outpost of progress since “Green Acres.”

This is pure comedy, with no hidden social agendas, no thinly disguised commentary on human behavior — nothing at all of much importance, except a whole lot of laughs.

...a nice, fun confection to keep you company on a Saturday afternoon ...

...father-son team Eugene and Daniel Levy create good comedy.

Funny and light and loopy, and able to make a meal out of what seemed like a snack.

...father-son team Eugene and Daniel Levy create good comedy.

Plenty of genuine laughs to be had amid the general drama, horror, violence, gore and pathos.

The writing and performances remain as sharp as ever.