Schitt's Creek Revival? Eugene and Dan Levy Open to the Idea with One Condition

It was immensely popular during its run, earning a number of awards and nominations (including 19 Primetime Emmy nominations) in the process.

The series followed the disgraced Rose family, who lost their fortune as the result of getting defrauded by their business manager.

They ended up having to move to a town of Schitt's Creek, their sole remaining asset, which they've bought long time ago as a joke birthday gift.

Now it is their last chance to carve out new lives for themselves. It had an impressive array of comedic talent, with Eugene Levy, Dan Levy, Catherine O'Hara, and Annie Murphy playing the main characters.

The final seasons seems to have definitely concluded the series. But recently there are indications that Schitt's Creek's creators haven't left it behind entirely.

Just a few days ago Eugene Levy appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show, and the host started talking with him about Schitt's Creek, praising it highly, while much of the audience also expressed their love of the series.

Levy, in his responses, initially talked about why they ended the show on Season 6.

He stated: "I do know that when we took the show out after six seasons, it was the right time to take it out because we could not have finished the series on a greater high."

This seemed like another confirmation that the story of Schitt's Creek is well and truly done. But then Levy added:

"If we come up with an idea that really comes up to the same level as where we finished the show, or even higher creatively, that's the time to come out with a project.' A movie or a show or whatever it is."

Yes this is not a definite promise of any sort. And Eugene Levy immediately noted that getting the cast back together would take effort.

But this sounds like creators of the series currently are contemplating the idea of reviving it in some form, at the very least. Time will tell, whether we will be able to watch another trip to Schitt's Creek.