He has also won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series in 2020. As part of the ensemble cast, Levy has won two Canadian Screen Awards for Best Comedy in 2016 and 2019, with an additional nomination in 2017. Levy and the Schitt’s Creek cast were also honored with an ACTRA Award for Member's Choice Series Ensemble in 2019 after having been nominated for the same award in 2017 and 2018. In 2019, Schitt’s Creek also received its first Dorian Award, GLAAD Award, Primetime Emmy Award, and Critics’ Choice nominations – the latter of which was a first for any Canadian comedy. The cast subsequently won two Dorian Awards from these nominations, including the awards for TV Comedy of the Year and Unsung TV Show of the Year. Cultural influence Levy says the depiction of David's pansexuality has helped some viewers better understand "queer culture". In interviews, Levy and his father, co-creator Eugene Levy, noted that the letters received from viewers have included: queer individuals feeling more accepted by family members; parents feeling less concerned for their queer children; and others realizing their prior views were homophobic. This response, according to Levy, has become "one of the most meaningful elements of making the show". References Fictional businesspeople Television characters introduced in 2015 Fictional hypochondriacs Fictional Canadian Jews Fictional LGBT characters in television Fictional LGBT men Fictional pansexuals Schitt's Creek characters Sitcom characters