Schitt

Schitt is a fictional town located in an unspecified region, serving as the primary setting for the Canadian television sitcom of the same name. The town is depicted as being somewhat rundown and overlooked, a far cry from the affluent lifestyle of the Rose family who are forced to relocate there after losing their fortune. Despite its initial depiction as a place of last resort, Schitt's Creek gradually reveals itself to be a quirky and endearing community.

The town's name itself is a source of amusement and frequent commentary within the show. The residents of Schitt's Creek are a colorful cast of characters, including the motel owner Stevie Budd, the town mayor Roland Schitt and his wife Jocelyn, and the eccentric local Bob. The Roses, Johnny, Moira, David, and Alexis, slowly integrate into the town's social fabric, learning to appreciate its simplicity and the genuine connections they forge with its inhabitants. Over the course of the series, the town undergoes a subtle transformation, mirroring the personal growth of the Rose family and their evolving perception of Schitt's Creek.