Grab the remote, turn on the TV, and show your appreciation for all of your father figures.
Can an ensemble comedy work with a scheming sad sack at its center?
Andrew Phung (Kim's Convenience) and Rakhee Morzaria star in this Canadian family sitcom.
The Lake has already proved that Canadian humor isn’t always “relentlessly nice” and “unconfrontational.”
This new sitcom comes from the creators of Kim's Convenience and Schitt's Creek.
Four women who are ridiculously funny, talented, and gorgeous? Talk about triple-threats!
Sort Of feels like a show that hasn’t yet found its footing, but the same thing was said about Schitt's Creek Season 1.
In a lengthy Facebook post, Kim's Convenience star Simu Liu opened up about his qualms with the show and the series' demise.
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The fifth and final season of the sitcom is now airing on CBC.
Don't skip this heartfelt, sweet sitcom.
The hilarious Canadian sitcom also celebrates your local bodega guy for the hero he is.
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In some ways,
Kim's resembles the other great Canadian sitcom of the moment,
Schitt's Creek.