It's hard to think of anything that would crossover in the venn diagram of Schitt's Creek, a show created by Eugene Levy and son Dan Levy, and 1917, an Oscar hopeful war drama starring George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman, other than they probably drink milk in both of them? Now, however, they've shared this wonderful moment in which two actors who had to embody a grueling journey across war-torn France, are now watching a two women sing, "I'm expensive sushi / I'm a cute huge yacht / I'm a little bit single / Even when I'm not."