The Canadian comedy starring and co-created by Bilal Baig continues to draw rave reviews.
The series, developed by the Canadian pubcaster, stars co-creator Bilal Baig as a genderfluid millennial juggling multiple aspects of their life and is a co-production with HBO Max and Sphere Media.is also co-created by Fab Filippo and saw the second season bow on Nov. 15 in Canada and on Dec. 1 on HBO Max.
“It’s been such a creative and rewarding pleasure to sink deeply into the mess of the lives of these characters in season two. And I look so forward to continuing and expanding the mess, alongside Fab, our gifted writers, the generous teams at Sphere Media, CBC and HBO Max, and our gorgeous cast and crew!” Baig, who is also a co-showrunner and executive producer, said in a statement.
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