Ep 7. Turkey Shoot

As the Rose family continues to adjust to their new life in Schitt's Creek, they must participate in the town's annual Turkey Shoot competition. Johnny tries to convince Bob, the town's mayor, to let him be in charge of the competition's barbecue, but Bob insists on taking charge. Meanwhile, Moira anxiously prepares for an interview with a local journalist, hoping to boost her public image and secure a potential role in a community theater production.

David, who is still struggling to find his place in Schitt's Creek, reluctantly agrees to participate in the Turkey Shoot with the help of Stevie, the motel clerk. With Stevie's guidance, David begins to gain confidence in his shooting skills and even develops a new friendship.

As the day of the Turkey Shoot approaches, tensions rise between Johnny and Bob as they clash over the details of the barbecue. Moira becomes increasingly nervous for her interview, and David and Stevie prepare for the competition.

On the day of the event, the town gathers for the competition and the barbecue. The Rose family and Stevie compete alongside the other residents of Schitt's Creek. As the competition heats up, David and Stevie's friendship is put to the test and Moira's interview takes an unexpected turn.

In the end, the Turkey Shoot brings the town of Schitt's Creek together for a day of fun and friendly competition. The Rose family learns to appreciate the sense of community that they have found in their new home, despite their initial reluctance to embrace it.

Overall, episode 7 of Schitt's Creek's first season is a heartwarming and humorous exploration of the Rose family's attempts to integrate into the town of Schitt's Creek. With witty dialogue and charming characters, the episode perfectly captures the show's unique blend of humor and heart.