Kim's Convenience, a popular Canadian sitcom, was canceled after five seasons, leaving some cast members disappointed with the show's handling. The cancelation was not due to low ratings, but because the show's co-creators, Ins Choi and Kevin White, stepped away. Some cast members, like Simu Liu and Jean Yoon, spoke out about the lack of representation and problematic aspects of the show, highlighting broader issues in the TV industry.

The sitcom hit Kim's Convenience was canceled after five seasons, and some of the cast certainly had candid reactions to the show's fate. The hearty Canadian comedy first aired in 2016 on CBC before expanding to Netflix's streaming from season 2 in 2017. The story follows a Korean-Canadian family, the Kims, and their life as immigrants running a convenience store in Toronto. While dealing with relatable generational and cultural challenges, Kim's Convenience became a favorite with audiences.

Although Kim's Convenience's season 6 release...