XO, Kitty (2023)
XO, Kitty is a 2023 comedy series created by Jenny Han. It stars Anna Cathcart, Choi Min-yeong and Gia Kim.
Kitty Song Covey fancies herself a matchmaking expert, right up until her own heart is on the line. Jenny Han's spin-off from To All the Boys sends the youngest Covey sister across the world to a Seoul boarding school, chasing a long-distance boyfriend and the memory of her late mother, who once studied there. What she finds is messier than any match she has arranged: new friendships, cultural whiplash, secrets, and feelings that refuse to behave. Anna Cathcart carries the lead in a bright, earnest teen romantic comedy about learning that love resists tidy plans.
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What is XO, Kitty about?
Kitty Song Covey fancies herself a matchmaking expert, right up until her own heart is on the line. Jenny Han's spin-off from To All the Boys sends the youngest Covey sister across the world to a Seoul boarding school, chasing a long-distance boyfriend and the memory of her late mother, who once studied there. What she finds is messier than any match she has arranged: new friendships, cultural whiplash, secrets, and feelings that refuse to behave. Anna Cathcart carries the lead in a bright, earnest teen romantic comedy about learning that love resists tidy plans.
When was XO, Kitty released?
XO, Kitty was released on 18 May 2023.
How many episodes does XO, Kitty have?
XO, Kitty has 26 episodes across 3 seasons.
Who made XO, Kitty?
XO, Kitty was created by Jenny Han.
Where can I watch XO, Kitty?
XO, Kitty is available on Netflix.
Where to watch XO, Kitty
Stream: Netflix
Cast
- Anna Cathcart as Katherine 'Kitty' Song Covey
- Choi Min-yeong as Dae-heon 'Dae' Kim
- Gia Kim as Yuri Han
- Sang Heon Lee as Min-ho Moon
- Anthony Keyvan as Quincy 'Q' Shabazian
- Peter Thurnwald as Alex Finnerty Lee
- Regan Aliyah as Juliana Porter
- Ryu Hanbi as Eunice
- Philippe Lee as Mr. Moon
- Jocelyn Shelfo as Madison
- Sunny Oh as Mihee
- Michael K. Lee as Professor Lee
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A few thoughts on XO, Kitty
Warm teen and twenty-something romance travels well across formats. Crazy Rich Asians brings the same glossy, culture-clash swoon in novel form. If You Could See the Sun sets young longing against the pressure of an elite international school. And Taylor Swift's 1989 supplies the giddy, heartbroken soundtrack the whole genre quietly runs on.
Teen romantic comedies set at boarding school and campus
XO, Kitty drops a self-styled matchmaker into a Seoul boarding school where nothing about her own love life stays tidy. These shows chase that same feeling: first crushes, roommate drama and identity questions playing out in dorms, hallways and classrooms, where growing up and falling for someone happen at exactly the same messy time.
Sweet coming-of-age romance in manga and webtoons
Kitty Covey's mix of scheming, pining and cross-cultural culture shock has a natural cousin in romance manga. These picks trade in the same butterflies: shy confessions, disguises and roommate mixups, school festivals and first love handled with warmth and comedy rather than cynicism, perfect if you want more of XO, Kitty's earnest heart.
Ensemble sitcoms about dating, friendship and figuring it out
Before Kitty runs everyone else's love life, she has to survive her own tangle of friends, crushes and misunderstandings. These sitcoms live in that comfort zone, following tight friend groups as they date the wrong people, chase the right ones and turn every romantic misfire into a story worth retelling for seasons.
Cross-cultural romance and K-drama flavored love stories
XO, Kitty sends its heroine across the world to Korea, homesick, love-struck and lost in translation. These stories share that fish-out-of-water romance and Asian settings, where class, family expectations and long distance complicate the swoon. If the Seoul backdrop and K-drama beats are what pulled you in, start here.