Schitt's Creek is all about a family supporting each other when times get tough. Home Economics is a little like that, too! In this sitcom, three siblings — Tom, Conner, and Grace — each with families in different socioeconomic statuses come together in ways that can be super uncomfortable but also heartwarming. Think of Connor, who owns a private equity firm and lives in a mansion, as the Roses pre-Schitt's Creek. Meanwhile, Grace is barely making ends meet and living in a tiny apartment with her wife and two kids, similar to where we find the Roses working their way up from their cramped quarters in the Rosebud Motel. Finally, Tom's middle-class family is where the Roses end up at the end of the series, with David owning his apothecary store, Alexis moving to New York City as a publicist, Johnny expanding his motels, and Moira getting a second shot at acting in a reboot of her soap opera. Moral of the story: family is more important than the money you make.
