The HBO Max series Sordo follows Sebi, a gender-fluid millennial in Toronto trying to figure their

life out.

And there's a lot to figure out.

They're the child of Pakistani parents, they've got a loser boyfriend, they work in a

queer bookstore slash bar, and they're a nanny to a troubled professional couple with

a couple of troubled kids.

When the mom of that family winds up in a coma, Sebi is torn between living their life

and putting the needs of others before their own.

It is a slightly innovative show, with good word of mouth, it makes for a great Saturday

afternoon binge.

The series recently returned for a second season, so we thought it would be a good time

to revisit our conversation about the great first season.

I'm Glenn Weldon, and in this encore episode of NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, we're talking

about the fantastic television show, Sort Up.

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