10 Stevie and David Moments From Schitt's Creek That Have Our Warmest Regards

Schitt's Creek makes a point of creating a world where any bigotry and hatred centreed on somebody's sexuality doesn't exist. Ah, what a great world would that be! Following their unexpected hookup, Stevie is confused as to where David stands sexually, as she was under the impression that he was only romantic with men. David employs a deftly phrased metaphor about wine that succinctly describes pansexuality in a way that manages to be witty, insightful, and more importantly, easily understood.

When Alexis contracts lice, David pesters Stevie into letting him crash at her place in a bid to put at least a few miles between himself and Alexis's scalp. Between David throwing himself into setting up his business and Stevie working around the clock to restore the Rosebud Motel, they don't see each other often. Sensing some passive-aggressive behaviour from Stevie, David not only diffuses the tension by addressing their social predicament, but also has a profound platonic pillow talk with her about Patrick. As Stevie gives her stamp of approval to pursue this dynamic, I can't help but reminisce on the times I've had a similar talk with my best friend — and that's just about the coziest feeling ever!

While a fair share of their exchanges includes jabbing at each other, Stevie and David leave no stone unturned once Patrick comes into their lives. More often than not, it's David who gets cornered as Stevie and Patrick gang up to push his many buttons. The most memorable one is when David can't swallow the bitter pill that he's a control freak, and he decides to put a brave face on in the name of compromising when Patrick makes some changes around the store. It doesn't take him longer than a day to crack, as he breaks into a rant that ends up with him referring to Patrick as his boyfriend for the first time. We see what you did there, Stevie!

Patrick's proposal came as a pleasant surprise for David, but to not upstage the imminent opening night of the local production of Cabaret, they decide to hold back the good news until after the show. However, David can't keep it in and lets Stevie in on the joyous news. Her reaction is so pure that it I bawl like a bébé every single time. She drops everything and gets him a towel with his initials monogrammed on it as an engagement present, saying that already gave Patrick his when he ran the engagement past her. Who put these onions here?

I'd be lying if I said I didn't move through a couple of tissues per episode while watching season six; in part because it was the ultimate chapter of the lives of characters I've come to love over the past few years, but mostly because it is full of gut-wrenching, tear-jerking moments, and the penultimate episode is no exception.

After the deal to expand the motel chain gets secured, David assumes that he and Patrick will be uprooting their lives and moving to New York. Unaware of David's plans, Patrick has his heart set out on buying a charming house in Schitt's Creek simply because David once said it reminds him of Kate Winslet's cottage in The Holiday.

Parked outside the house in question, Stevie helps David put things into perspective by holding a mirror up to him, coupled with some hard-hitting questions. Their candid conversation helps solidify David's decision to stay with the love of his life in a place that blessed him with all of these amazing relationships.