‘Schitt's Creek’ makes history at Emmys, first series to sweep all major comedy awards
“Schitt’s Creek,” a comedy about a successful businessman and his family who go bankrupt and move to a small town to start over, starring father and son team Eugene and Daniel Levy, took home prizes for best comedy, writing, directing, and acting, earning the show a total of seven awards Sunday.
“Schitt’s Creek,” a comedy about a successful businessman and his family who go bankrupt and move to a small town to start over, starring father and son team Eugene and Daniel Levy, took home prizes for best comedy, writing, directing, and acting, earning the show a total of seven awards Sunday.
After snagging the awards, the cast of the show opened up about the historic wins.
"It is absolutely incredible," said Daniel Levy, star and creator of the show, of the major successes. "My dad [and co-star Eugene Levy] said it best earlier tonight, that it feels like a dream that you don't want to wake up from to be perfectly honest."
"It is absolutely incredible," said Daniel Levy, star and creator of the show, of the major successes. "My dad [and co-star Eugene Levy] said it best earlier tonight, that it feels like a dream that you don't want to wake up from to be perfectly honest."
The show aired for six seasons and found massive success on Netflix within the last few years. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
In other developments:
- Anthony Anderson highlights Black Lives Matter in 2020 Emmys speech
- Mark Ruffalo urges Americans to vote for 'compassion and kindness' in Emmys speech about nation's diversity
- Emmys 2020: 'Schitt's Creek' sweeps; 'Succession' takes top honor as coronavirus looms over a political show
- David Letterman re-wears tuxedo -- and recycles jokes -- from 1986 Emmys hosting gig for 2020 show
In other developments:
- Anthony Anderson highlights Black Lives Matter in 2020 Emmys speech
- Mark Ruffalo urges Americans to vote for 'compassion and kindness' in Emmys speech about nation's diversity
- Emmys 2020: 'Schitt's Creek' sweeps; 'Succession' takes top honor as coronavirus looms over a political show
- David Letterman re-wears tuxedo -- and recycles jokes -- from 1986 Emmys hosting gig for 2020 show
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