A look back at the first season of the popular comedy series Kim's Convenience and its impact on Canadian culture.
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee and Jean Yoon make their off-Broadway debut as Kim's Convenience the play hits up the Big Apple.
The CBC original series has earned 11 Canadian Screen Awards nominations including Best Comedy Series.
Can Umma convince Jung to sing in the church music festival in this clip from season finale at a special time with back-to-back episodes Tuesday, Dec 27 at 8:00/8:30NT.
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Appa and Kimchee need to replace the ballcock much to Kimchee's amusement in this clip from episode 111 of Kim's Convenience, which airs Tuesday, Dec. 20th on CBC.
Appa gets it right 50% of the time.
The Kim's are Christian, so they're not superstitious, that's so stupid. Catch the next new episode Tuesday night on CBC!
Gerald gets a lesson from Appa while minding the store.
Janet faces off with Appa over expired ravioli.
Mr. Kim tries to prove to Janet that best before dates are meaningless.
Shannon shares some advice about Jung’s dilemma over his friend dating Janet.
Mr. Kim demonstrates his Hapkido skills on Gerald in this clip from 107.
Janet is taking a Hapkido class, but Mr. Kim questions her teacher’s techniques.
Mr. Kim and Mr. Mehta trade stories about the kind of discipline they faced as children.
In the next episode of "Kim's Convenience," Mr. Kim disciplines Janet’s professor’s kid, with unexpected results for Janet.
On the set of the Kim's Convenience episode "Wingman," Jean Yoon talks about the recording sessions for her big musical performance.
Umma argues with Appa after he lets a customer use their washroom and she doesn't want to clean up after them.
Mr. Chin asks Mr. Kim to be his wingman on a date.
Janet's cousin Nayoung comes to visit from Korea.
In the next episode of "Kim's Convenience," Janet’s cousin Nayoung visits from Korea, challenging Janet's sense of what it means to be ‘Korean.’
Ever felt like a wedgie wasn't brutal enough? Why not give the poop needle a shot? Kim's Convenience stars Andrew Phung and Simu Liu explain the technique.
Ever have this kind of awkward talk with a boss or co-worker about the things you and your friends do?
Watch the next episode "Ddongjeem" on Tuesday, Oct. 18th on CBC!
A recounting of the creation of Kim's Convenience from it's genesis as a Fringe play to it's new format as a half hour comedy.
Have you ever felt pressured to have babies or take over the family business? Janet knows.
Find out what you can expect in CBC's new series, which premieres on Tuesday, Oct. 11th at 9pm.
This is Mr. Kim and this is his store, workin’ hard every day.
Mrs. Kim is the mother to Jung and Janet, who prides herself as a good parent with a good family.
Janet studies photography, and her parents are mostly supportive. Mostly.
When he was kicked out of the house at 16, it was because… well, it’s complicated.
Appa has a theory, explaining how Korea used to be spelled like “Corea” and why it’s not anymore.
Being married is the hardest thing you'll ever do.
"We have a 15% gay discount."
"Don't forget that Japan attacked Korea when buying things!"
"Where's your cool, Christian, Korean boyfriend?"
