“Sort Of” has already gotten its send-off, but as the Canadian sitcom premieres its third and final season on Max, it’ll sort of do it all over again. The big-hearted Peabody Award-winning comedy wrapped up last month on its CBC home but will say goodbye one more as Season 3 premieres on the streamer this Thursday, Jan. 18. In the final season, Sabi is coming to terms with the feelings of grief (and the unexpected sense of freedom) that comes with the death of their father. Now, without the constraints of his expectations, Sabi will confront big questions about their identity, prompting major life changes while still trying to balance their roles as child, caregiver, worker, and person. “Sort Of” Season 3 will debut on Max with two episodes on Thursday, Jan. 18, followed by two episodes weekly through Feb. 8. You can watch with a subscription to Max.
How to Watch 'Sort Of' Season 3 Premiere
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- Where: Max
- Stream: Watch with a subscription to Max.
About 'Sort Of' Season 3 Premiere
Created by Bilal Baig and Fab Filippo, Baig stars as Sabi Mehboob, a first generation Pakistani-Canadian trying to navigate life as they embrace their nonbinary identity and combat the cultural expectations that have been put upon them while simutaneously grappling with the severe injuries that their friend and employer, Bessy (Grace Lynn Kung) has suffered.
In the third and final season, Sabi is coming to terms with their grief (and an unexpected sense of freedom) following the death of their father. With the constraints of living up to their dad’s expectations, Sabi begins to confront the big questions about their identity, prompting some massive life choices and changes.
In addition to Baig and Kung, the series also stars Amanda Cordner, Gray Powell, Kaya Kanashiro, Aden Bedard, Ellora Patnaik, Supinder Wraich, and Gregory Ambrose Calderone.
What is the 'Sort Of' Season 3 Premiere episode schedule?
“Sort Of” Season 3 will debut on Max with two episodes on Thursday, Jan. 18, followed by two episodes weekly through Feb. 8.
- Episode 1: Thursday, Jan. 18
- Episode 2: Thursday, Jan. 18
- Episode 3: Thursday, Jan. 25
- Episode 4: Thursday, Jan. 25
- Episode 5: Thursday, Feb. 1
- Episode 6: Thursday, Feb. 1
- Episode 7: Thursday, Feb. 8
- Episode 6: Thursday, Feb. 8
What devices can you use to stream 'Sort Of' Season 3 Premiere?
You can watch Max using Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Roku, Android TV, iPhone/iPad, Android Phone/Tablet, Mac, Windows, PlayStation, Xbox, LG Smart TV, Samsung Smart TV, Sony Smart TV, and VIZIO Smart TV.
How to Get a Free Trial of Max
Max does not currently offer a free trial of its own. However, you can access a free trial of Max through either Prime Video Channels or Hulu. Here’s how:
1. Get a Free Trial of Max Through Prime Video Channels
If you are an Amazon Prime subscriber that has never tried Max, you can still get a 7-Day Free Trial to the service.
- Click here to activate the offer.
- Click “Get Started.”
- Activate Your 7-Day Free Trial of Max.
- Once you’re subscribed, use your Amazon credentials to log in to the Max App on your streaming device.
2. Get a Free Trial of Max Through Hulu
If you are a new or current Hulu subscriber that has never tried Max through Hulu, you’re in luck. Hulu is offering a 7-Day Free Trial to Max through their streaming service.
New Hulu Subscribers
- Click here to activate the offer.
- Click “Sign-Up Now.”
- Create Your Account.
- Click “Manage Add-Ons.”
- Add Your 7-Day Free Trial of Max.
- Once you’re subscribed, use your Hulu credentials to log in to the Max App on your streaming device.
Existing Hulu Subscribers
If you are an existing Hulu subscriber:
- Click your Profile.
- Click “Account.”
- Click “Manage Add-Ons.”
- Add Max Free Trial.
'Sort Of' Season 3 Premiere Trailer
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