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Kid Sister (TV series)

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “new zealand television comedy drama series”. Today it says “semi-autobiographical new zealand television comedy drama show”.
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Kid Sister is a New Zealand television comedy drama series, created by Simone Nathan for TVNZ+ , which premiered on 22 May 2022. Set in Auckland , the series focuses on the family's traditional/Orthodox-adjacent Jewish community.1 There are family tensions when the Jewish protagonist, Lulu (Simone Nathan) begins a relationship with a non-Jewish man, Ollie (Paul Williams). Her parents, Siggy ( Jeff Szusterman ) and Keren ( Amanda Billing ) are insistent that she marries within the faith. The situation becomes more complicated when Lulu learns that she is pregnant. The series streams on ITVX in the United Kingdom.2

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new zealand television comedy drama series

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semi-autobiographical new zealand television comedy drama show

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