'Schitt's Creek' Swept the 2020 Emmys

'Schitt's Creek' has won six awards and counting at the 2020 Emmys. See the best reactions from the cast and fans here.

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Dan and Eugene Levy's passion project is finally getting the recognition it deserves: Schitt's Creek swept the 2020 Emmys. It's the first comedy and second show overall to win all four main acting categories at the Emmys. The show had 15 total nominations, including the following categories:

Naturally, the cast had the best reactions:

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And so did the fans:

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Schitt's Creek has brought joy to so many people across the world throughout its six seasons. Dan Levy's ability to beautifully execute the representation so many people desperately needed to see on their TV screens is one of the many reasons why this cast deserves to win. (The show is also just really freaking funny.)

Congratulations to the entire Schitt's Creek family!

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