[8] The show's cast also includes Amy Fox, Vincent Viezzer, Lindsay Coryne, Andrea Menard, Kent S. Leung, Chance Kingsmyth and Raugi Yu.
The Switch tells the story of Sü, a Native American programmer who moves to Canada in order to transition from male to female without judgment from her previous community.
But in quick succession, she is fired for coming out as a transgender woman, loses her apartment to demolition, and ends up sleeping on the couch of an old ex, Chris.
Chris, meanwhile, is an eco-terrorist who assassinates oil lobbyists for profit with the help of their abrasive landlord Antonia, who has a vested interest in keeping Su from discovering what they actually do.
This situation is complicated by the fact that a homicide detective named Sandra lives next door to Chris, and is deeply suspicious of them.
Sü is smart, nerdy, reckless—she has a thousand ideas, and the only way to tell the good ones from the bad is to try them out, hope for the best, and then awkwardly apologize to anyone caught in the blast area.
Sü has been out to herself for years, and moved to Vancouver from South Carolina to build her career as a computer programmer and finally live as a woman.
Ze met Antonia at the Eris Organics vegetable delivery co-op... which somehow led them into their current scheme of killing climate criminals and selling the carbon offsets.
Fun, criminally versatile, and menacing, Antonia comes across as a butch lesbian who would be great as a buddy and terrifying as an enemy.
Sü's love interest, a loan officer with plans for a stable career, elegant house, and a wife (who is deeply-closeted and transgender) to complete the package.