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EXCUSE ME?! I'm speechless. After losing Catherine O'Hara, may she rest in peace, this feels like a crime.
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EXCUSE ME?! I'm speechless. After losing Catherine O'Hara, may she rest in peace, this feels like a crime.

u/cantsayididnttryyy — 10 hours ago
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the engagement ring makes me laugh every time

Spoiler?

Possible.

David’s engagement ring makes me laugh, smile every time. You don’t expect it at first and just that Patrick knows him so well.

u/thriftstorecat — 1 day ago
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Was in the neighborhood

I made a post in the summer about driving through Goodwood.

I live about 25 minutes North West of Goodwood, and I work as a Movement Mentor (personal trainer) at a substance abuse recovery facility about 12 minutes away from the motel (roughly 45 minutes from my house)

I was early today and decided to take a little trip to see the motel.

u/simcoe19 — 1 day ago

Moira's suits

I know Catherine O'Hara could pull off some amazing looks, but this one has to be my personal favourite.

The wig combined with this suit is just a delightful chefs kiss 👩‍🍳💋 and Moira looks positively glowing here.

It's like she is the embodiment of her family at the end of this episode; everyone is soaring and both Stevie and the Roses are family now.

u/DiscoStuAU — 10 hours ago
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Forever After?

I am watching Schitts for the millionth time and each time I wonder about Ted and Alexis. I think their relationship was so fascinating and true to life. What was great about it was that they both realized that it wasn't a forever marriage kind of love. Love? Oh yes, very much so. But they lifted, learned, grew together, their walk down the path they took was so beautiful and memorable and it truly was deep love. But thats what was so cool is that they both grew enough to know it wasn't forever going through the trenches love. They had things in common but not things to bond except sexual attraction. The things they both were passionate about in personal career choices were very different.

Do you think they would have made it or not?

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u/FaithlessnessNo8634 — 2 days ago