Canada’s Eugene and Dan Levy will make history as the first father-son duo to host the Emmy Awards tonight. The stars and co-creators of CBC’s “Schitt’s Creek” take the reins as several Canadians compete for trophies.
This power duo is responsible for the massive hit show “Schitt’s Creek,” which first premiered in 2015 and follows a family who has lost everything and is forced to rebuild their lives in the small town of Schitt’s Creek, which they purchased as a joke. The show was originally aired on CBC in Canada and later on Pop TV and Netflix. Over the years, it has received numerous nominations and awards, establishing itself as one of the greatest sitcoms in recent memory.
Both Eugene and Dan Levy have extensive experience in the entertainment industry, which makes this event not only historically significant but also promises an enjoyable night for the audience. The Levys will undoubtedly bring a level of charm and charisma that will make the hosting gig their own and would probably set the stage for a future hosting stint at award shows.
Several Canadian stars are vying for a spot on tonight’s winner list, and these talented artists are being cheered on by their fans. One notable candidate, Hamilton-born actor Martin Short, is up for best comedy actor for his role in “Only [...]; the Canadian actor has been gracing us with his incredible range and undeniable wit throughout his career, making a win possible but far from assured due to strong competition within the comedy category. His commitment to his craft demonstrates the core reasons why the Canadians are making themselves recognizable on the coveted Emmy stage.
Other Canadian hopefuls, including D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai who is competing in a yet undecided category, is making noise about the probable milestone that this year might be, considering several Canadian talents as possible potential triumphants over esteemed competitions.