Dan Levy on Potential Collaboration with Dad Eugene After Emmys

Following the conclusion of the 76th Primetime Emmys, Dan Levy hinted that he may not return to host award shows in the future. This revelation came during a brief interaction with reporters after the event.

Levy, co-creator of the popular series “Schitt’s Creek,” took to the stage of the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles alongside his father, Eugene Levy, for this year’s second Emmy Awards. Despite receiving largely positive feedback for their performance, Dan expressed that he felt overwhelmed and burnt out from the experience.

In his conversation with TMZ, Dan shared that he wasn’t sure if he was ready for another round of hosting an awards show. While he remained coy about the possibility of taking their father-son act on tour, he acknowledged the considerable effort that went into preparing for the event.

For Dan, the primary goal following the demanding hosting gig was simply to catch up on sleep, a sentiment that many can surely relate to.

Dan and Eugene were announced as the hosts for this year’s Emmys in August, which left them just a month to put together a comedic routine that would resonate with the star-studded attendees. While their opening monologue did not take any major risks, they playfully poked fun at the acclaimed series “The Bear,” which found itself unexpectedly categorized as a comedy despite its dramatic nature.

Much of their humor revolved around self-deprecation, as the pair quipped that their gentle, Canadian charm might not have made them the ideal choices for the evening’s proceedings. Dan humorously remarked about his father, stating, “I don’t want to be alarmist here, but having to cut you off could kill this man.”

Ultimately, the Emmys proceeded smoothly, showcasing the impressive efforts put forth by Dan and Eugene. However, as of now, it appears that the duo may not return as hosts for next year’s ceremony, leaving fans wondering what the future holds for this dynamic pair.