Catherine O'Hara Trivia Questions

They met in their early twenties at Toronto's Second City improv troupe. While not childhood friends, their decades-long partnership began long before Schitt's Creek.

She provided the speaking and singing voice for Sally, the ragdoll. Many assume it was a younger actress, but O'Hara's gentle, wistful performance is iconic.

While O'Hara is known for improv, that specific speech was scripted. However, many of her frantic reactions and small asides in the film were improvised on set.

Despite her famous singing roles (Sally in Nightmare, various SCTV musical parodies), she has never appeared on Broadway. She has done stage work, but not the Great White Way.

She won one Emmy for the final season. Dan Levy and Annie Murphy also won Emmys, but no actor won for every season. The show did sweep the final year.

The role of Murphy Brown was famously played by Candice Bergen. O'Hara was never offered the part; the rumor likely stems from her SCTV popularity at the time.

She auditioned for the role of Janice, the Muppet singer, early in her career. She didn't get the part, but it's a fun what-if for fans of both her and the Muppets.

She has no songwriting credit for that show. The theme was composed by a Canadian musician. O'Hara did host the show, which might cause the confusion.