Kim’s Convenience - CBC Media Centre

About the Show

A CBC original comedy, KIM’S CONVENIENCE is the funny, heartfelt story of the Kim family and their downtown convenience store. In season three, Appa (PAUL SUN-HYUNG LEE) and Umma (JEAN YOON) try to be good parents and good partners whether spicing up their love life, navigating the unfamiliar landscape of couples therapy or discovering the pitfalls of shants (shorts + pants). Janet (ANDREA BANG) continues to launch her career as a photographer, while negotiating old flames and new roommates. And Jung (SIMU LIU) struggles to regain his job and his friendship with Shannon (NICOLE POWER) while awkwardly mending fences with his Appa.

KIM'S CONVENIENCE is based on the award-winning play by Ins Choi, who also adapted it for television. Kevin White serves as showrunner, and co-created the series with Choi, who both hold executive producer credits along with Ivan Fecan. For CBC, Sally Catto is General Manager, Programming; Michelle Daly is Senior Director, Comedy, Scripted Content; and Sandra Pichea is Executive in Charge of Production. KIM'S CONVENIENCE is filmed in Toronto, ON.

Season 4 premieres on CBC and CBC Gem in Winter 2020.

Find KIM'S CONVENIENCE online:

Stream all episodes | CBC.ca/KimsConvenience

@KimsConvenience | facebook.com/KimsConvenience | instagram.com/KimsConvenience

Photos

Press Releases

CBC ANNOUNCES WINTER 2020 PREMIERE DATES

CBC today announced premiere dates for its winter 2020 lineup of new and returning Canadian series, featuring original programming that reflects contemporary Canada. With a new winter schedule launching Sunday, January 5, each series will be available on CBC and the free CBC Gem streaming service. Read More »

CBC ANNOUNCES FIRST ROUND OF RENEWALS FOR 2019-20 SEASON

As Canadian Screen Week kicks off and CBC celebrates 236 nominations at the 2019 Canadian Screen Awards, the national public broadcaster is confirming an initial round of original scripted and unscripted renewals for the upcoming 2019-20 season on CBC and the CBC Gem streaming service. Read More »

CBC ANNOUNCES WINTER 2019 PREMIERE DATES

CBC today announced broadcast and streaming premiere dates for its winter 2019 lineup of highly anticipated new titles and popular returning series, featuring original programming by Canadian storytellers. Read More »

CBC ANNOUNCES 2018-19 PROGRAMMING SLATE

Canada’s public broadcaster today announced its robust 2018-19 slate, including 17 new series and 36 renewed titles – one of CBC’s largest returning lineups to date. Read More »

CBC CELEBRATES RECORD-BREAKING NUMBER OF CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS WITH 57 WINS

CBC and its production partners were recognized with 57 Canadian Screen Awards from The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television during Canadian Screen Week 2018, the most wins of any year for Canada’s public broadcaster. Spanning four galas over the course of a week, the Canadian Screen Awards honour excellence in scripted, unscripted, documentary, news, sports and digital programming. Read More »

CBC WINS 12 CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN CREATIVE FICTION STORYTELLING DURING SECOND GAL

Critically-acclaimed miniseries ALIAS GRACE and breakout sketch comedy BARONESS VON SKETCH SHOW collect four awards each, with ANNE, KIM’S CONVENIENCE and SCHITT’S CREEK also winning key awards Read More »

CBC CELEBRATES RECORD-BREAKING NUMBER OF CANADIAN SCREEN AWARD NOMINATIONS

CBC has received 210 nominations from the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television for the 2018 Canadian Screen Awards in recognition of the national public broadcaster’s programming, production partners and creative talent. Read More »

CBC ANNOUNCES 2017-18 PROGRAMMING SLATE

CBC, Canada’s public broadcaster and the number-one media brand in Canada*, today announced its 2017-18 programming lineup showcasing a wide-ranging, uniquely Canadian slate of new and returning original drama, comedy, factual, arts, kids, sports, news and documentary content from the country's leading artists, creators and commentators across television, radio and digital platforms. Read More »

CBC WINS 18 CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN CREATIVE FICTION

CBC programming continues to shine as The Academy of Canadian Film & Television awarded the national public broadcaster and its production partners 18 trophies during the second night of the Canadian Screen Awards on March 8, honouring excellence in creative fiction in drama, children's and youth, comedy, performing arts and variety categories. Read More »

CBC MARKS RECORD-BREAKING NUMBER OF CANADIAN SCREEN AWARD NOMINATIONS

CBC has received 193 nominations from the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television for the 2017 Canadian Screen Awards, marking the highest number ever for Canada’s national public broadcaster and attesting to the exceptional quality of CBC’s programming, production partners and creative talent across multiple platforms. Read More »

CBC SCHEDULING ALERT: KIM’S CONVENIENCE AND MR. D SCHEDULE CHANGES

CBC ANNOUNCES FALL BROADCAST PREMIERE DATES FOR NEW AND RETURNING TELEVISION SERIES

CBC today announced premiere dates for its fall 2016 television season, featuring a diverse and uniquely Canadian slate of six new and 18 returning series including premium drama and comedy, cutting-edge news and investigative content, original documentaries and engaging factual, arts, kids, daytime and sports programming. Read More »

CBC ANNOUNCES 2016-17 SEASON ANCHORED BY DISTINCTLY CANADIAN CONTENT

CBC, the number-one media brand in Canada*, today announced its 2016-17 fall and winter season, featuring a uniquely Canadian slate of new and returning original drama, comedy, factual, news, documentary, sports, arts and digital content from diverse voices and perspectives. Read More »

CBC ANNOUNCES NEW SERIES AND RENEWED TITLES FOR 2016-2017

CBC today announced five new original programs to its 2016-17 lineup of Canadian hits, along with the renewal of another 10 returning titles. Read More »

Disclaimer

All content including images on this site are intended for Media use only. For historical image resources, please contact the CBC Image Research Library, which has an extensive archive of still photography dating back to the 1950's.