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There is—and never will be—another character like Moira Rose. It's been more than a month since the show ended and the Schitt's Creek matriarch has never been far from top of mind.

Noah Reid is following up his time on Schitt's Creek with Gemini, a new album—and E! News has your first look at his new music video for "Hold On," the first single off the album. "The video for ‘Hold On' had to be done fast and had to be done carefully.

No one appreciates a good Schitt's Creek reimagination effort more than we do. That's why we did our best to break the internet last year by dubbing key scenes from Game of Thrones with Schitt's Creek quotes, and that's also why we simply have to talk about the latest internet concoction involving the Roses.

It's been two weeks since Schitt's Creek wrapped up its six-season run on Tuesday, April 7, heading to the great TV beyond, forever destined to be streamed and discovered by new audiences. If you're anything like us, you're missing the Rose family something fierce right now.

It seems James Corden had one mission in mind when he had Schitt's Creek star and co-creator Dan Levy on The Late Late Show: Make everyone involved (and at home watching) cry. Corden welcomed Levy on the show with a remote interview a week after Schitt's Creek wrapped its acclaimed six-season run with an emotional series finale filled with a wedding, one heck of a final costume for Moira Rose (Catherine O'Hara) and more than one happy ending.

Growing up watching these Marvel superheroes saving the world, we all wanted to be like them. Just like all the Marvel fans have a favourite superhero they have always dreamed of playing on the big screens, Schitt's Creek star Emily Hampshire revealed who wants to play.

Schitt's Creek was our happy place for quite some time, but now the show has come to an end. As expected, Tuesday night's finale totally stuck the landing, concluding the Canadian comedy series on a hopeful and hilarious note that felt just right for the series.

Schitt's Creek ended by giving everyone a "Happy Ending," in more ways than one for David (Dan Levy). The series finale featured the anticipated wedding of David and Patrick (Noah Reid), a show-stopping costume for Moira Rose (Catherine O'Hara, read more about that here) and enough sweet and funny moments to satisfy even the most fickle fan.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for the series finale of Schitt's Creek, "Happy Ending." Read at your own risk!]

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for the series finale of Schitt's Creek, "Happy Ending." Read at your own risk!]

The fashions of Moira Rose on Schitt's Creek have always been over-the-top, inspirational and downright amazing, but the team took things to a new level in the series finale. Warning, spoilers follow for "Happy Ending." As officiant at her son's wedding, Moira (Catherine O'Hara) took her job very seriously and stepped up to the altar in a very papal outfit, complete with one of her longest wigs yet.

After the finale episode of Schitt's Creek aired, it was time for Dan Levy to formally say goodbye to the popular television series that basically defined his career for 6 years. As he penned the goodbye note, he did not shy away from pouring all his emotions into it.

Daniel Levy has spent a lot of time pacing around his house. The co-creator, star, writer and director of Schitt's Creek has anxiously awaited the premiere of the series finale for his show, his baby.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for the series finale of Schitt's Creek, "Happy Ending." Read at your own risk!]

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for the series finale of Schitt's Creek, "Happy Ending." Read at your own risk!]

The beloved, groundbreaking sitcom came to a beautiful, bittersweet end on Tuesday after six seasons, and star Dan Levy had a special message for fans commemorating the emotional finale.

Schitt’s Creek came to an emotional end on Tuesday night (April 7), and now, Dan Levy is speaking out.

Co-created by Eugene Levy and his son, Dan, tells the story of a wealthy family that loses their entire fortune and is forced to rebuild their lives in the titular small town — their only remaining asset.

Dan Levy is opening up after the final episode of Schitt’s Creek, which aired on Tuesday (April 7).

The Rose family left Schitt's Creek, but not without leaving their mark on the tiny hamlet. Warning, spoilers follow for the series finale of Schitt's Creek titled "Happy Ending." "Happy Ending" began with David (Dan Levy) receiving some not so happy news: It's pouring on his wedding day to Patrick (Noah Reid) Their outdoor venue? Just a big puddle.

The cast of Schitt’s Creek are giving back in a big way to commemorate the series finale of the series.

How do you explain Moira Rose’s accent on Schitt’s Creek?

Series creator and star Daniel Levy is opening up and looking back on the incredible run of Schitt’s Creek.

We can hardly believe that the series finale of Schitt’s Creek is tonight!

Catherine O'Hara has made a career out of creating memorable, sometimes slightly screwy characters. Those characters are often one-and-done creations, contained to their own sketch world or movie.

A Canadian treasure once sang "Goodbye's the saddest word I'll ever hear"... and it seems like Céline Dion was singing about our feelings toward Schitt's Creek.

David, stop acting like a disgruntled pelican!  That's just one of many bits of dialogue from the beloved Schitt's Creek we're going to find ourselves missing as the show wraps up tomorrow night. Sure, we've got five seasons to watch on Netflix and a sixth to watch on Pop, but nothing will ever top hearing some of those lines for the first time, and suddenly finding ourselves with incredible images in our heads.

For Daniel Levy, who co-created CBC’s Schitt’s Creek with his father Eugene in 2015, he still can’t pinpoint when he knew, unequivocally, that the show was a hit.

Schitt's Creek has been our happy place for quite some time, but now that the show is just one week away from concluding for good, we're starting to get even more emotional about it than usual. The beloved Canadian sitcom has given us so many gifts, from Moira Rose's (Catherine O'Hara) wonderfully weird wardrobe and charming elocution to Johnny's (Eugene Levy) unfailing entrepreneurial spirit to Alexis' (Annie Murphy) unforgettable earworm and beyond.