10 Schitt's Creek Scenes That Prove Johnny Is the Most Underrated Rose

While everyone else in the Rose family has a very distinct and memorable style, Johnny's is pretty strait-laced and basic. All suits all the time. However, this scene gives us Johnny in a nightgown, which I won't soon get over.

Not everyone understands how to do their taxes, and that's OK. When David just wants to write off everything, Johnny gets extremely flustered trying to explain to him that you can't just write things off and expect them to be free. And now I'd like to thank Johnny for helping me understand my own tax write-offs.

It doesn't take long for Johnny to come around on Schitt's Creek. The man who once couldn't wait to get out of this town is quick to defend it when his "friends" make fun. I love that just by season two, Johnny has already shown so much growth.

What's worse than your parents catching your date walking out after a hookup? Your dad referring to it as "afternoon delight." And while Johnny's not wrong about the term, the whole moment is filled with hilarious awkwardness, and it's just so good.

Johnny is largely cool, calm, and collected, so seeing him when he's not that is always fun. Seeing him with a hangover is even better. I can definitely relate to sitting in a cafe with sunglasses on demanding toast to make me feel better. I get it, Johnny, I do.

This whole part where Johnny pitches in at the cafe is so underrated. He's definitely not used to real manual labor, so you can see his annoyance with helping out, but he does it! You know why? Because Johnny is a good man.

Yes, Moira really shines in this scene, however, Johnny's support for her wacky character and near awe at the performance is honestly so beautiful. What I love about Johnny throughout the whole series is his unending love for and pride in his family, even with all their quirks.

Johnny is the master of passive aggression. Rather than yell about not getting the products for the motel in time, he just calmly picks and picks. Also, how many times does he say "rollout" in this scene?

How adorably awkward is the conversation Johnny has with Patrick before he and David get married? These two have known each other for years, but Johnny waits until just before the wedding to have a real talk with him. Like I said, I love how deeply Johnny loves his family, and I also love the budding relationship between Johnny and Patrick as he's welcomed into the family.

This entire Schitt's Creek scene might just be the best one in the whole series. Everyone is perfect. I love how proud Johnny looks here to walk Stevie down the aisle and lock eyes with Patrick as he awaits his future husband. It's just all so good.