“Season 4 is so fun and great and is a real epic senior year,” she gushed to the outlet in August 2022. Showrunner Lang Fisher, for her part, told The Wrap that the show’s final eight episodes would focus on closing a chapter on all the characters fans have come to love. “There are some things are built-in doing a high school show that felt like, ‘OK this is time.'” Season 4, which premiered in June 2023, centers around Devi's senior year before she and her friends head off to college. “Four seasons for a high school show felt like it made sense,” the Office alum told Entertainment Tonight in April 2022.

While Devi begins the series as a high school sophomore, creator Mindy Kaling felt that seeing the character through graduation was the right time to say goodbye. The Netflix comedy, which premiered in April 2020, follows Devi ( Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), an Indian-American teenage girl mourning the death of her father ( Sendhil Ramamurthy ) while also dealing with the typical stresses of high school life: Her crush on Paxton Hall-Yoshida ( Darren Barnet), defeating nemesis Ben Gross ( Jaren Lewison) and nurturing her friendships with BFFs Eleanor ( Ramona Young) and Fabiola ( Lee Rodriguez). Never Have I Ever wrapped up with its fourth and final season - but not before delivering an epic sendoff for its characters. It’s time to say goodbye to the gang at Sherman Oaks High. Anyways don't watch it.Never Have I Ever’s Final Season Ending Explained: Where Each Character Ends Up and More You might think I'm racist by giving this a bad review, before raging FYI I'm indian so. I'm gald they enjoyed the show even though it's hot garbage but what do I know. What more.? Yeah, the other three people that wrote reviews gave a positive rating.

But the indian cast is just a ploy into making you think this is different, it's not! I don't have anything against the actors by making the previous statement. Asian, black, indian, and appeals to all genders. None of the show is worth your time, you can't trust an online stranger with 'Ball_fondler ' as a username but believe me i've been through some **** This show has quite an inclusive cast. Potential sequel? Definitely, it's Netflix we're talking about. Script? Awful! The last episode is just downright disrespectful to writers in general. Every episode ends with a cool soundtrack that no one knows and begins just the same! Why am I even angry at this show?.moving on. You might've noticed me using the word teenage drama alot, BECAUSE IT IS ONE.

The John McEnroe's narration was really great, but it was wasted potential as the narration is given less screen time as the show goes on. The title doesn't even make sense to the contents of the show! 'never have I ever'? It's a complete marketing strategy. I don't care) which is handled really well.

There are some scenes that I liked l though, There is a scene where the character will come out as **** (spoiler. I don't want to go into spoiler territory because this show doesn't deserve it, the actors did well for a teenage drama, the characters are cookie cutter, predictable and specially written for a teenage drama. The ending of this series is so excruciatingly painfull to watch I took breaks in between the 27 min episode unable to handle the cringe that I've been subjected to. The same jokes, same drama, this time with an indian protagonist. The same cliches we see in every teenage dramas. The series was a little bit intriguing at the beginning especially with John McEnroe's narration and the series goes downhill as it progresses.

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