Losing Schittâs Creek in the middle of a worldwide pandemic was a major blow, and losing Modern Family after an 11-year run only days later was just the rotted cherry on top of the whole tragic loss of different eras of groundbreaking LGBTQ characters.
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The final season of Modern Family saw Mitchell and Cam consistently torn between adopting a new child or following Camâs dreams of moving closer to his family in Missouri and coaching college football. When the coaching job fell through, the two men, who adopted their daughter Lily in the pilot episode, accepted a new son from their adoption agency and even bought a bigger house for their family to live in.
But one last twist was in store, and Cam wound up getting the coaching job after all, sending the family off to a new adventure in Missouri, new baby and all.
Their journey easily lends itself to a new show entirely, and fans immediately wondered if it was possible the Tucker-Pritchetts would get their own spin-off now that Modern Family has come to an end.
While there isnât currently anything in development, show creators Steve Levitan and Christopher Lloyd hinted to Deadline that itâs still a possibility.
âI think that there are a couple of writers who are thinking about, well, is there a Mitch and Cam spinoff, but theyâre literally just thinking about it,â Levitan said. âTheyâre using this time that we have now to think about it, if thereâs something there.â
Lloyd seems to share the sentiment, admitting that he isnât sure a spin-off would happen, but âwe would probably be dumb to not explore it.â
âHowever, doing a spinoff is fraught in a lot of ways and we wonât do it unless we feel confident thereâs something there. I donât want to say itâs a long shot; itâs under discussion, but weâll see.â
With Will & Grace also coming to an end (again) soon, weâre really losing a lot of our queer-fronted sitcoms. While we definitely need fresh takes on the LGBTQ experience, as Schittâs Creek gave us these last few years, bringing back familiar faces wouldnât be so unwelcome either.



























































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Kit Connor and Joe Locke as Nick and Charlie in Netflixâs 'Heartstopper' series.Netflix
The cover of 'Heartstopper: Volume 6,' the final chapter of the beloved queer series.Scholastic