Schitt's Creek

Yeah, first season was the best one, really.

Number 34, Schitt's Creek.

Yes.

That show just was a slow burn, too, wasn't it? People, what is that? Well,

That's probably the most common use for it.

That's how it was used on the TV show Schitt's Creek.

[laughs] I have never seen Schitt's Creek.

It's a very funny show.

I think you would enjoy it.

And that's why it's a little bit sad later when you see them displaced to the motel and like watching Gilligan's Island and shit like that.

And it actually reminded me of Schitt's Creek.

Yeah.

I've only

I'm watching episodes I've seen before, but I've completely forgotten about some of the characters and the plots.

Hey, isn't that interesting? I think I've told you before that I've watched Schitt's Creek now, I think, four times, and there are still bits and pieces that keep making me laugh my head off.

It's so good.

So good.

[dramatic music] Hey, I'm doing a Timmies run.

Do you want anything? I love Schitt's Creek.

You know it's a Canadian show, eh? Plus two tomorrow.

There's a bunch of Loonies in the center console.

Uh, but there are patterns of overlap and clustering that deserve serious investigation.

To borrow a line from "Schitt's Creek," if you ever saw that show, I sometimes, most of the time, like to focus more on the wine and less on the actual label, because I'm really interested in what that underlying mechanism is or cause is that's leading to all the symptoms or the different manifestations of disease, which is why we have varying patterns.

We have different phenotypes.

We have some patients with the same diagnosis that may respond to some medicines and not others, or vice versa.

This song reminds me of a show I just saw last night at the Jubilee Auditorium at Anne Juliet.

It is actually written by the guy from Schitt's Creek, Dan Levy, Eugene Levy's son.

It is the story of... what happens if William Shakespeare would have changed up the ending of Romeo and Juliet? And she didn't kill herself and went off to live her life.

And there's pop music, including the Kelly Clarkson song you just heard, woven right through that narrative.

Did you

see last night when they did their tribute? I still I can't watch Schitt's Creek right now.

I just can't.

Talking about rewatches.