schittües

Schittües is a fictional town located in the province of Ontario, Canada. It is the setting for the Canadian television sitcom of the same name, created by Dan Levy and Eugene Levy. The series premiered in 2015 and concluded in 2020, spanning six seasons.

The town of Schittües is depicted as a small, somewhat rundown community purchased by the wealthy Rose family as a joke gift years prior. The family is subsequently forced to relocate to Schittües after losing their fortune due to a fraudulent business manager. The series follows their attempts to adapt to life in the town and their interactions with its quirky residents.

Key characters in the show include Johnny Rose, the patriarch; Moira Rose, the former soap opera actress wife; David Rose, their eccentric son; and Alexis Rose, their socialite daughter. The town's inhabitants are characterized by their unique personalities and strong ties to Schittües, often providing a humorous contrast to the Rose family's pampered upbringing.

The show's humor often stems from the culture clash between the Roses and the townspeople, as well as the Roses' struggles to find meaning and connection outside of their former affluent lifestyle. Schittües, despite its initial portrayal as a place of last resort, gradually becomes a place where the Rose family and the townspeople learn from each other and grow. The town itself, though fictional, has garnered significant attention and has become a recognizable element of the popular television series.