Catherine O'Hara reunited with her Schitt's Creek family at the 2024 Emmys in Los Angeles on Sunday night. It all began with a surprise appearance by Annie Murphy, who joined awards show co-hosts Dan and Eugene Levy to present the final award of the night for Outstanding Comedy Series — only there was a bit of miscommunication.

Schitt’s Creek” co-creators, stars, and father and son duo Eugene Levy and Dan Levy reunited with Catherine O’Hara and Annie Murphy at the very end of the Emmys 2024 ceremony on Sunday night. Murphy,

"Ew, David!," was the phrase she made famous as the hilarious Alexis Rose in Schitt's Creek - but Annie Murphy is far more than the socialite-turned-down-on-her-luck-publicist she played on the hit series.

Hosts Dan and Eugene Levy reunited with their former Schitt's Creek costars Catherine O'Hara and Annie Murphy onstage at the award show on Sunday, Sept. 15, delighting fans of the sitcom, which concluded in 2020. Murphy joined the Emmy hosts on stage to introduce O'Hara, who presented the final award of the night for outstanding comedy.

Eugene and Dan Levy opened Sunday’s 76th Emmy Awards with a disclaimer. The father-son Schitt’s Creek duo were not, they explained, stand-ups like most awards-show hosts. “I wouldn't actually even call us hosts.

But most important, this year's award was the first to feature Eugene and Dan Levy as co-hosts. These events are better and worse variations on a well-worn template, interesting mostly in the minor ways they depart from the previous years broadcast — with the exception of 2020,

The levees ain’t broken. For the first time ever, a father-and-son duo served as hosts of the Primetime Emmy Awards broadcast, and fans clearly liked what they saw. Eugene Levy and Dan Levy received an “A” grade from the vast majority of Emmys viewers who voted in Gold Derby’s overnight poll.