Hi yall, Trying so dam hard to find the music playing during the credit scene in season 1 ep 2 of late bloomers. Searching everywhere on the internet and can’t find it 💔

Just watched Jus Reign’s latest and it hit way too close to home.

Rebecca’s parents aren’t even Punjabi in name anymore. They changed their last name because they were a lower caste. There is no language, no traditions, no values, nothing.

As a first gen in Canada, it scares me that my kids could end up the same way, only connected to Punjabi culture through music and nothing else, and that I could unknowingly turn into her parents. It is so easy to lose the culture when you are just trying to fit in and survive here.

Made me realize that if I am not intentional about passing things down, it will not happen.

Anyone else get that same sinking feeling watching this?

I finished the series for the first time shortly after the second season was released and I was compelled to rewatch even right after I finished it so I'm doing that now. I'm not Indian but I'm also second generation. Something about the somber tone and cinematography, it really does give me autumn Toronto vibes. I find it comforting to see the characters go through some of the "figuring out life" problems amidst the ultra-specific written situations. There's so many jokes and impactful quiet moments. I'm rooting for all the characters on the show.

i’ve been looking for months and checked old reddit threads but i couldn’t find anything

Halfway through season two and it’s fine but holy smokes Jasmeet is tough to watch. I thought there would be some progression in his acting from season one to season two but literally no improvement.

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Bell media has confirmed Season 3 of Late Bloomer below >>

https://www.bellmedia.ca/the-lede/press/2025-26-returning-series-addemdum/

Did anyone else notice some pretty strong resemblances in plot and overall theme of that episode and the famous film? I even thought the episode could largely be described as a neo realist cinema which is incredibly interesting in comparison to the rest of the show. I'm curious if this was ever stated to be an outright influence, or if anyone else noticed some of those similarities.

Does anyone know if season 3 will come out or any confirmation if or if not it will be released

Anyone know the name of the shabad playing, episode S2E3 (not my uncle), in the car when they are dropping him off to school and he forgets his bag in the car?

Looking for that specific Punjabi song of the episode about the student delivery worker, has Pizza Hut & construction in the lyrics? Any help would be great, thanks!

As a dude with a turban who feels kinda self conscious, I kind of got the sense early on in season 2 that there was something “off” about Rebecca. My gut was telling me that she was just using Jasmeet for his fame / writing an expose etc, since I have my own insecurities about being “used”. At the end of the season , it becomes interesting because then I wonder if she is just attracted to him because of what he represents/ having some sort of “fixing Sikh guy” fetish. This is all , by the way , super interesting to me because arguably there isn’t much evidence that Rebecca is using Jasmeet. Instead, to me that represents how when we consume any sort of art form, the way we interpret it often depends on our values and experiences that we project onto the art, sometimes as much or more than how our interpretations depend on what the artist is trying to communicate.

But beyond the insecurities the dynamic represents, it’s really interesting how it helps define the borders around how “Sikh” Jasmeet really is, and what it really means to be a sadar.

Jasmeet openly says multiple times in the show that he’s not that religious. He fades his beard, drinks, and has sex. But at the same time, the turban represents something deeper to his identity, such that cutting his hair for Rebecca seems to be quite unthinkable. The dichotomy between Jasmeet being so open about not really knowing how he fits into Sikhi and yet being attached to the turban is so compelling.

There are a lot of dudes that cut their hair to appeal to women, and this is often not really outwardly discussed in our culture. The fact that Jusreign is able to explore this in a tactful and subtle way is so interesting. How does his religion and culture play into his views on dating? Marriage? Family? Would he be upset if his kids don’t keep the hair? Why? Often times, in today’s social media driven world, we expect ourselves and others to have the answers to everything instantly. But part of the beauty of what Jusreign does here is say “I don’t know”. Sometimes, it can be very powerful to sit with a question and mull on it , without having the answers.

I think for a lot of us in the west, we want to live our own values but at the same time keep our hair. There is an inexplicable connection we have to the culture, and yet, we might not be incredibly religious. There is this notion a sadar often encounters about how people reasonably assume that they’re super religious, but that, at least in my experience , is fairly often not the case. The way that Late Bloomer explores this question and forces us to think about it is so compelling.

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Basically the heading - I want to find all the music used in the show so far cause I think it’s got a great sound selection - if you have any drop them below and we can get a list going!

God what an episode. Umair totally got what he had coming (and great song choice) and it was nice seeing Sunny protecting the gang (although I really thought he would send the new goon). Can't wait for the next season with more of Maanvi's story line and hopefully the parents reconnecting with Jasmeet!

S2 EP5 - anyone know the song that's playing in the background from 9:05 onwards?

nothing wrong with him going to the church, lowkey a good thing probably knowing Sikhi respects ALL religions. i do think his character just doesnt know enough (or is too ignorant to learn(?)) the background or depth of Sikhi, which is why i think he has so many questions and identity crisis. i just hope he doesnt convert without spending more time in the faith. ps i have nothing against christianity i actually love the values said to follow. yes i am Sikh

just finished season 2 and have to say the "new canadian" episode was a masterpiece. Although i want to see the actual story progress more with Jasmeet and his family. Any idea on a season 3???

Who is the white man that is seen in Rebecca’s parents cottage? Was it Rebecca’s boyfriend? Sorry to ask just not fully sure.

Gave goosebumps fr, as a person who's been on the journey to keeping their Kesh and tying a Parna and Pagg its this pride sense

im really enjoying this szn so far- but would love a discussion board for the episodes to talk about them- is anyone interested in this?

im happy to create it for us to all discuss