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Every now and then a show comes along that changes how you reflect of television. For me, Kim’s Convenience is one of those shows. Therefore, I was let down by the news that its current fifth season — debuting June 2nd on Netflix — would be its last. One of the few shows to center an Asian family, Kims Convenience broke barriers and was a huge step forward in the visibility and diversity on North American television.

The show focuses on an immigrant couple and their (in this case) Canadian-born children. Starring Paul Sun-Hynung Lee as the proudly paternal Mr Kim – known as Appa (the Korean synonyms for dad) to his children – and Jean Yoon as the stubborn Mrs Kim – known as Umma (you guessed it, Korean for mom), the Kims are joined by their kids, photography scholar Janet (Andrea Bang) and reformed unpleasant boy Jung (the effortlessly suave Simu Liu). And while the general premise of Asian immigrant parents and their North American-born children invites obvious comparison to Fresh Off the Boat, from the very first scene, I knew Kim’s Convenience was something different than I had ever seen before.

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