This Schitt's Creek Guess Who? Game Will Test Your Town Knowledge Like You're a Rose

Updated on Oct 23, 2020 at 12:00 PM

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Game night is coming up Roses, thanks to a Schitt's Creek-inspired Guess Who? that's now available on Etsy. I've been investing a lot of time in nostalgic activities lately (both virtual and otherwise), so a throwback board game falls right in line with my interests — even better when it's themed around one of my favorite TV shows!

It turns out someone transformed the run-of-the-mill Guess Who? game pieces into a tribute to Moira, Johnny, David, Alexis, and all their closest friends from the show's six seasons. The game puts even the most devoted fan's obsession to the test — check out those obscure character cards — and I feel like that needs to be celebrated. To clarify, this game is not official Pop TV merchandise, but a handmade creation from a fan with a deep knowledge of the Schitt's Creek residents. Clearly, it's simply the best. Get a closer look at the funny board game below!

Here's a Peek of What the Schitt's Creek-Inspired Game Looks Like Set Up

And Here's a Glimpse of the Printable Game Pieces

Plus the Character Cards!

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This Schitt's Creek Guess Who? Game Will Test Your Town Knowledge Like You're a Rose

Here's a Peek of What the Schitt's Creek-Inspired Game Looks Like Set Up

And Here's a Glimpse of the Printable Game Pieces

Plus the Character Cards!

Shop the Schitt's Creek Guess Who? Game on Etsy

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