Tim Rozon Gets Candid About Schitt's Creek, Wrapping Up Wynonna Earp

Can you tease some of the scenes that we're going to get this season between Wynonna and Doc?

Well, I think where we're at in the season is, Doc is finally understanding that, to have a future, he needs to let go of the past. And I think for Wynonna, she's holding on to that in so many ways. It's easier for Doc to let go in the sense that, well, he never had the burden of being the one that had to fight the curse. Throughout this entire show, don't forget Wynonna's the one who had to save the day. Other characters, we came in and we fought, and Waverly did amazing things and Officer Haught was doing great stuff, but Wynonna was the only one at the end of the day who could really save the day. So I think it's not as easy for her to let go, but I think Doc, he understands that until they both let go, there's just no future. I think we're going to see a lot of that.

This season is so funny. A lot of the episodes, but some in particular more than others.

Yeah, the premiere is hilarious, I know that. It's funny, we took this massive crazy break in between airing the two episodes, and we were coming back with one of the funniest, craziest ones of the year. So I just hope people don't think we're getting any loose ends tied up in this one. This one's just... it's mad.

We're talking about the premiere, and there are some nice dancing moments that maybe aren't the pairings we would expect. Can you maybe talk about that scene?

Yeah. You know, it was funny, but for me it was also, because of what we were talking about in that scene, it's unreal scenarios. But there was one scenario that you couldn't fake. And that was beautiful, that's what I love about Wynonna Earp. You get these scripts and if you really break it down, it's like, oh my God, you have this scene, it's madness, and this person is dancing with that person, they shouldn't be, and it's crazy.

The heartbreaking part about it is, they're the only ones that can't see. When it's so obvious to everybody else and everyone else can see it and the audience will get to see it so evidently. The two characters themselves can't see it. That's what I love the most about it. It's beautiful.

And the rest of it, it's funny and it's great. But yeah, that for me ... I just remember thinking, wow, that's magical writing. That's so smart, to be able to put that in there in such a time when it's just... you just think, oh, it's this funny moment of craziness, but no, there's something sad happening here too, you know?