If you've been keeping up with the 2024 Netflix schedule, you would have seen "Hot Frosty" drop on your feeds recently. The film, which follows how a snowman-turned-human warms the heart of a widow, stars Dustin Milligan. His character, Jack, loves television – and when asked if Jack somehow ended up watching "Schitt's Creek," and what he might learn from it, Milligan had a hilarious, yet heartfelt answer.
For some more clarification, "Hot Frosty" follows Kathy (Lacey Chabert), whose life is turned upside down even more when a snowman she wrapped a scarf around comes to life and becomes human – suitably named Jack. In order to learn how the human world works, Jack spends his days watching television in Kathy's living room – and it's as hilarious as you would expect.
For some more clarification, "Hot Frosty" follows Kathy (Lacey Chabert), whose life is turned upside down even more when a snowman she wrapped a scarf around comes to life and becomes human – suitably named Jack. In order to learn how the human world works, Jack spends his days watching television in Kathy's living room – and it's as hilarious as you would expect.
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00:00One of Jack's biggest things that he did was like learning about everything from TV, which was so hilarious to me and he would learn about something from humanity, whether it was like a cooking show or it was like a random TV show.
00:11So I want to ask you specifically, Dustin, what do you think he would learn if he somehow randomly stumbled upon Schitt's Creek?
00:18What would I learn?
00:21You know, I think I would learn that puns are hilarious and are the highest form of comedy.
00:29I think that would be first and foremost.
00:32But, you know, Schitt's Creek, you know, there's a little bit of an overlap in terms of some of the lessons that we have and the themes that we explore here in this movie as well, where it's like, you know, you have to sometimes let go of your idea of yourself and shed that identity in order to discover who you really can be.
00:49How's that? But I think more importantly, the pun thing is probably.