18 to 35 is a Canadian comedy web series, which premiered in 2025 on Bell Fibe TV1.Nicholas Sokic, "Bell Fibe TV1 greenlights workplace comedy 18 to 35". Playback, April 10, 2025. The series stars Natalia Gracious as Misha Patel, a Canadian woman who loses her high-powered job on Wall Street in New York City, and is forced to move back home to London, Ontario, to manage the youth hostel owned and operated by her parents,"‘18 to 35’ comedy series highlights a Wall Street executive’s fall from grace". CP24, October 1, 2025. sparking chaos when her corporate management ideas clash with the hostel's customer base consisting almost entirely of people who mistakenly ended up in the Forest City after believing they were travelling to London, England."London, Ont. versus London, U.K.? What happens next is premise of new comedy series". CBC News London, May 25, 2025.
The cast also includes Jean Yoon, Carlos Albornoz, Izaak Smith, Andrew Phung, Seán Cullen, Ali Hassan, Christian Smith, Sarah Cleveland, Bruce Novakowski, Jay Wong, Abigail Mortimore, Evan D. Adamson and Katie Ostojic in supporting roles.
The series was created by Charlie Whalley and Rahul Chaturvedi,"TV show 18 to 35 is putting London, Ont., on the map, giving local talent a chance to shine". CBC News London, June 9, 2025. after they won the pitch competition for web series at the 2023 Forest City Film Festival.Beatriz Baleeiro, "Attendance rebounds as Forest City Film Festival wraps eighth season". London Free Press, October 24, 2023. It was shot in London in spring 2025.
It premiered on September 16, 2025.
Awards Award Date of ceremony Category Recipient(s) Result Canadian Screen Awards 2026 Best Original Web Program or Series, Fiction Rahul Chaturvedi, Charlie Whalley, Luisa Alvarez Restrepo, Andrew Phung Best Supporting Performance in a Web Program or Series Jean Yoon Best Direction in a Web Program or Series Rahul Chaturvedi Best Picture Editing in a Web Program or Series Carroll Chiramel Best Writing in a Web Program or Series Rahul Chaturvedi, "London Calling" WGC Screenwriting Awards 2026 Short Series Kaveh Mohebbi, "Buck Mustang" Greg David, "2026 WGC Screenwriting Awards celebrates 30 years of excellence in Canadian TV, film, and digital media". TV, eh?, April 28, 2026.Rahul Chaturvedi, "Bed Math and Beyond"
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