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We have maybe witnessed the best twist so far! Just when you think you have the show figured out..

Forgot to blur and remove sound on the last ep but it's fine, copyright police come fight me and David

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Schitts s4 6-8 pt.mp4

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Thomas Drury-Wang

I cry every time I watch the Open Mic episode. I know it's kind of cheesy to have someone sing you a love song in front of an audience, but ... damn it's still so good.

DelGuy03

Patrick is one of the most lovable characters ever, but nobody is without faults, and he does tend to be an avoider of awkward conversations; we had hints of that already, and here it really emerges. I can sympathize, because I'm that way too, but still -- In four months, he surely had a minute somewhere to tell David about his past engagement, and that it WAS in the past and no threat, and also time to inform Rachel firmly and clearly that he was with a guy now, and there was zero chance of her ever getting back together with him. That said, I still love him of course, and "Open Mic" is one of my very favorite episodes, with all 3 plots being strong: Johnny "putting his commitment in writing" by renaming the Rosebud Motel, the Schitt baby gender reveal, and of course the beautiful song at open mic night.

Jeremy Young

"My boy is being serenaded by his butter-voiced beau!" Moira's absolute genuine joy at what was happening to David, and it again appearing in the next episode when she pointed out to David that "Pat" really SAW him is so warming for me. Patrick's telling David once happily in song, and once in broken frightened words how RIGHT David makes him feel is what makes me tear up. But so does David and Stevie's confessions to each other that they are each other's best friends, even after eating a lot of curry together. And Johnny's true SEEING of Stevie when she expressed her fear and insecurity to him about their partnership, and his immediate promise of reassurance in the way he knew would help her, with something in writing, is also so warm to me. Their partnership growing from this point out is ANOTHER very happy aspect of this show. His ability to intuit what Moira was trying to tell him in the café too, through her loquacity, is just another check mark for him in this set of episodes. I think everyone had some really strong scenes this time around, and I haven't even mentioned Alexis and the setting up for her next moves. Good show, and it's very nice to re-watch it alongside Seb and this group.