Kim's Convenience season 4 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Mr. and Mrs. Kim have a humorous misunderstanding over "snackables." The neighborhood's rising crime becomes a topic of concern at Kim's Convenience, prompting discussions with a police officer. At Handy, Kimchee grapples with the informal and rough nature of a managers' meeting. Meanwhile, the Kims find a knife in a dumpster, fearing it's connected to a recent stabbing. Amid these events, Janet breaks up with Nathan due to their differences. The episode concludes with the police resolving the stabbing case, easing the Kims' worries.
Full Episode S04E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mr. Kim prefer for snacks?
Mr. Kim prefers convenient, pre-packaged "snackables."
What is the main topic of discussion among the store customers and Mr. Kim?
The increasing crime in the neighborhood.
How does Mr. Kim confront the police officer at his store?
By questioning the lack of action on neighborhood crime despite high taxes.
What kind of meeting is Kimchee preparing for at the Handy Store?
An informal and rowdy managers' meeting.
Why do police officers visit Mr. Kim?
To discuss neighborhood crimes and view him as a community leader.
What information does Mr. Kim receive about a recent crime?
There was a stabbing in the neighborhood.
How is the atmosphere at the Handy Store manager's meeting?
It's casual with jokes, insults, and light-hearted banter.
What does Mrs. Kim reveal about a knife she found?
She found it in a dumpster and used it to cut an apple.
Why is Janet horrified about the knife?
She thinks it might be the murder weapon from the recent stabbing.
What happens between Janet and Nathan?
Janet breaks up with Nathan.
What understanding do Kimchee and Shannon reach at the meeting?
They plan to team up against the casual harshness of the others.
How does the police officer update the Kims about the stabbing weapon?
He informs them that the real weapon was found with the criminal.
What is Mrs. Kim's reaction to losing the knife?
She is disappointed but relieved about the resolution.