Dan Levy calls out censorship of ‘Schitt’s Creek’ same-sex kiss

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Dan Levy is calling out Comedy Central India. The 37-year-old Schitt’s Creek actor spoke out after the network’s social media account removed a scene that included two men kissing.

Schitt's Creek, an lauded for queer inclusivity and representation, if they planned to cut those moments from the broadcast? , co-creator, director, and star of Schitt's Creek, would also like to know.Because that's what happened when Comedy Central India shared a clip from the season five episode “Housewarming.” In the original scene, David Rose (Levy), (), and Stevie (Emily Hampshire) play a round of spin-the-bottle with their significant others, Patrick (Noah Reid) and Ted (Dustin Milligan).

Dan Levy is calling out Comedy Central India.

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multi-Emmy winning series with his father and co-star, Eugene Levy, resurfaced the clip to give Comedy Central India a piece of his mind.“You showed the kiss between two women, you showed the kiss between a woman and a man, then removed the kiss between two men?” he wrote. “This is a show about the power of inclusivity.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEmmy award-winning series Schitt’s Creek quickly became a touchstone for inclusivity and champion of LGBTQ representation with its uplifting portrayal of the queer community.

Dan Levy has criticized Comedy Central India for censoring a scene portraying gay intimacy in “Schitt’s Creek“.