Schitt’s Creek Ending Explained

| April 7, 2020 |

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The following contains spoilers for the Schitt's Creek serial finale.

Every bit some Roses finally reach their dream of leaving Schitt's Creek in the bloodshot series finale, others put downwardly deeper roots. On the surface, the Rose family unit finds itself back where it started—that is, with enough dispensable income to programme a hereafter across the walls of their motel. But in all the means that matter, they are not the aforementioned people who reluctantly retreated to this podunk town four years ago. They've fallen in honey; they've had healthy relationships for the outset time in their lives, fifty-fifty if they ultimately had to stop them. They've embedded themselves in the Schitt's Creek, not every bit laughably exotic and out-of-touch outsiders, but as 18-carat members of the customs. They've grown immeasurably better every bit businessmen, actresses, and publicists… and especially as people.

The Roses arrived in Schitt's Creek every bit a desperate concluding resort. They leave, or decide to stay, on their own terms.

David and Patrick'due south Wedding ceremony

In typical TV tradition, the Rose/Brewer nuptials were not without their share of hiccups, all thank you to a massive tempest that they couldn't have predicted (simply might accept drawn upward a contingency plan for). Thankfully, their neighbors and family and friends came together to solve every problem: Outdoor venue drenched (and no money spent on a tent)? Movement to the Town Hall. Officiant cancelled? Enter Moira Rose, dressed as a bishop and delivering a tearful spoken language that managed to tastefully reference The Crows Have Eyes III: The Crowening . David is a packet of nerves? Fix him up with a massage complete with a—well. Patrick accidentally paid for a surprise happy ending for his groom on their wedding day? David works information technology into the vows: "You're my happy ending." Plus Patrick sang Mariah Carey's "Ever Be My Baby" for their vows, the Jazzagals contributed an a capella rendition of "Simply the Best," and the indoor waterworks outdid the tempest.

The fact that nosotros don't see any of the reception or afterparty suggests that it was quite the shindig, especially as David, Patrick, Alexis, and Stevie are however in diverse stages of fancy apparel and/or drunkenness at half-dozen a.yard. the next morning, when they bid bye to Johnny and Moira.

Johnny and Moira Rose'south Fresh Starts

Afterward securing the Rosebud Motel Group deal with the brand-new venture uppercase visitor created by Ruth Clancy (both moved by their presentation and guilted past Roland), Johnny and Moira are prepare to return triumphant to New York City. But then Moira gets the incredible offer to star in the Sunrise Bay reboot: her former producer Tippy Bernstein chose her over former co-star Clifton Sparks, and even threw in the tennis bracelet she demanded for practiced measure. With that, and because how Moira has suffered virtually of all the Roses in Schitt's Creek, Johnny decided that they would move to LA for the foreseeable future. He'll manage Rosebud Motel Group from there while she returns to her dear lather opera.

Information technology's unclear if they'll stay in Hollywood past the thirteen-episode order of the reboot, or if they'll get bicoastal. They take coin again, and so they tin can beget the luxury of choice.

What Happens with Patrick and David?

While David is sorely tempted to join get-go his whole family unit and and then just Alexis in reestablishing themselves in New York Urban center, he ultimately realizes that it'southward no longer the right place for him. All of his memories of the Large Apple were as bleak every bit they were fabled, and none of his so-chosen "friends" would really be the kind of back up organisation that he already has. Aside from the personal roots, he also has professional ones, with Rose Apothecary standing to operate and soon to be stocking all of the franchised Rosebud Motels all over North America.

Ever the supportive partner, Patrick was willing to relocate to New York for David, despite his reservations about living somewhere he'd never actually been. But when David realizes that Patrick was trying to buy them a house that David had admired in passing, he commits to staying in town with his partner. "I'g gonna make you so happy," Patrick promises, and in typical David mode he snarks, "You better!" Simply the truth is what David himself says: He's non yet finished with Schitt'south Creek.

What Happens with Alexis and Ted?

Alexis and her "Galapa-guy" Ted really pause upwardly long before the serial finale, in Flavor 6, Episode 8 "The Presidential Suite." While they struggled to make their long-altitude relationship work, when confronted with the reality of Alexis finally coming to the Galápagos, they realized that they no longer had the aforementioned goals. Ted was offered the opportunity to stay on at his research lab for three years. Unfortunately, his dream job comes at the same time that Alexis' publicist career is finally taking off after she successfully spun the disastrous Crows premiere into a stunt ensuring the movie'southward cult condition. Neither would permit the other halt their respective career momentum, and then they agreed to end things amicably if bittersweetly, peculiarly upon reflecting how much they've helped each other reach exactly this point.

Now, for the first time, Alexis is flying solo; she'll be returning to New York City without her family unit to lean on, nor a handsome and rich boyfriend to show her the loftier life (and potentially kidnap/bribe/merchandise her in a game of loftier-stakes poker). What's more, she'll be solely responsible for making it in the metropolis—but the fact that she'south got an in with Interflix, and will exist visiting their NYC offices, is a skillful place to start. Despite getting emotional at the realization that David's wedding would be the last time the four of them would share their cramped space at the Rosebud Cabin, Alexis is exhilarated with her future prospects. (And whatever flat she finds in NYC on her pocket-size budget will accept a lot less square footage than their cabin room.)

Where Does Stevie Budd Finish Up?

After starring in Cabaret last season, Stevie was reinvigorated to effigy out what her purpose is. With Johnny's approving, she quit the motel and handed over her co-possessor stake in order to pursue her new passion… of existence a flight attendant. That ended earlier she got on her starting time flight, as she realized just how shady Larry Air was. With her proverbial tail betwixt her legs, Stevie went dorsum to Johnny to ask for her job back, but he was non just relieved but overjoyed to welcome his co-owner, knowing that he couldn't handle the business without her (and especially not with new co-owner Roland).

Stevie is the one to recognize the value in franchising Rosebud Motels all over the continent; and when they get suited up for their big pitch in New York Urban center, despite her nerves, she makes a good showing as a fledgling businesswoman. Ultimately, she decides to stay backside in Schitt's Creek and go on to oversee the original Rosebud Cabin. She didn't want to move to New York City, she tells David, but she wanted to know that she could.

What Happens to Jocelyn and Roland Schitt?

Jocelyn is probably secretly relieved to not take to wrestle over control of the Jazzagals anymore, only will all the same miss having Moira equally a reluctant confidante. While the Schitts are staying firmly in the town named for their family unit, no doubt Rosebud Motel Group happenings will throw them on plenty of business-trips-slash-double-dates with the Roses in the future.

Roland promises Johnny and Moira a going-away nowadays that'southward part prank, part tribute: redesigning the Schitt'southward Creek sign with Moira as the suited Schitt, Johnny as the bent-over sister, and David and Alexis flashing peace-signs in the background. Moira misses the glimpse, simply Johnny smiles at the manner in which they've been immortalized.

What Happens to the Residents of Schitt's Creek?

With the purchase of the Café Tropical, Twyla Sands might make it more obvious that she won big in the lottery a few years back. More likely, though, the humble waitress will just continue keeping her windfall to herself, serving questionable smoothies to hungry folks, and hosting her annual murder mystery party. Nigh likely that undercover will stay between her and her dearest friend Alexis, who Twyla will likely splurge on visiting in New York City.

Moira'due south deviation, shockingly, was what helped the normally stoic and sardonic Ronnie Lee go more in touch with her emotions. In one case the Roses drove off, still, she likely dried her tears and returned to her clear-eyed work as town councilor. The waterworks might come up back the next fourth dimension Moira sweeps into town, but Ronnie will probable never thaw toward Patrick.

Meanwhile, Bob Currie is nevertheless waiting on Gwen to come up dwelling, poor thing.

What Happens to the Boondocks of Schitt'due south Creek?

Not much! Things go along as usual—as it should be. Although the Roses embedded themselves in the town with their respective businesses and relationships, and helped put the town on the map a bit more than (albeit unflatteringly, before Moira walked back her disastrous People mag interview), really the town inverse them.

Residents will relish their piece of work lunches and date nights at Twyla'south Café Tropical; treat themselves to dwelling house goods at Rose Apothecary; bask performances from the Jazzagals in their mail-Moira Rose phase; and, of course, stay at the original Rosebud Motel. And when Johnny pops into boondocks for a business concern meeting with Stevie; or Moira comes for a humble holiday when Sunrise Bay is on hiatus; or Alexis crashes at David and Patrick's cottage, they'll drive into town effulgent at the sign featuring undoubtedly the town's nigh famous erstwhile residents, the Roses. Schitt's Creek: Where everyone fits in!