Let's be honest: Schitt's Creek [1] wouldn't be Schitt's Creek [2] without Dan Levy [3]'s eyebrows. Throughout all six seasons of the historically acclaimed comedy, Levy's hilarious expressions are a staple of the show, and it definitely would not be the same without his bold, ever-moving brows. Even with all of his quirky outfits on the show (like mother, like son [4]), Levy's eyebrows remain the most important style choice for David Rose. Raising one perfectly manicured brow can express any number of David's emotions: disbelief, frustration, glee, humour, or any number of other moments that the Roses' hilarious but heartfelt lives call for.

The best part? It appears to be something of a family trait, both on and off screen. Levy's brows meet their match in the eyebrows of his father, Eugene Levy [5] (who, of course, also plays his onscreen father, Johnny Rose). Father and son both use their epic brows to convey every emotion imaginable and elevate the humour of any scene [6]. It's one of the most memorable parts of a show that we miss already!