Never Have I Ever Season 4 - Everything You Need To Know

The end is here for "Never Have I Ever." After three seasons filled with all manner of emotional plot twists, romantic shenanigans, and heartwarming moments, the coming-of-age story of teenage Devi Vishwakumar will be closing out with Season 4. Make no mistake, however — co-creators Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher intend to go out with a bang and make Devi's senior year of high school her most memorable yet, while also offering resolutions to some of the show's most enduring plot threads.

Season 4 of "Never Have I Ever" is already pretty close to being released. As such, there's quite a few details that fans might like to parse through before the big day of the premiere arrives. Here's all the most important information on the project, including early plot teases, its release timing, the list of actors and characters that will be returning from previous seasons, and the intriguing fresh face that will be joining the cast.

Rather than the summertime releases of the last two seasons, fans of "Never Have I Ever" will have to mark down a late spring appointment with Season 4 of the series on their calendars. Netflix has confirmed that the show will return for this final batch of episodes on June 8, thereby joining the slate of great Netflix shows airing throughout 2023.

Mirroring the strategy for the first three seasons of the series, "Never Have I Ever" Season 4 is set to release all 10 of its episodes at the exact same time. That means that fans can binge-watch the entire season up to the finale right from the day of the premiere if they so choose. Of course, with this being the last hurrah for the series, some may prefer to take their time and savor what's left.

As the final season, "Never Have I Ever" Season 4 has a lot of wrapping up to do for the story of Devi, her friends, and her family. First and foremost, it's going to pick up where things left off at the end of Season 3, with Devi not only making a major decision about her academic future, but also moving on from her longtime crush Paxton and having an intimate moment with Ben.

Season 4 of the series will fittingly cover all of Devi's final year of high school, as she works through all the bittersweet emotions that come with being a senior student on the cusp of life's next chapter. Of course, she'll also be dealing with a ridiculously complicated love life involving her history with Paxton, her fling with Ben, and her feelings towards a new love interest named Ethan. As always, she'll thankfully be able to lean on friends like Fabiola and Eleanor to make it through.

Longtime fans of "Never Have I Ever" will be happy to hear that all the major players will be back for this final installment. That includes Maitreyi Ramakrishnan as Devi, Poorna Jagannathan as Nalini, Richa Moorjani as Kamala, Jaren Lewison as Ben, Ramona Young as Eleanor, Lee Rodriguez as Fabiola, and John McEnroe as the show's main narrator. While Paxton's departure at the end of Season 3 may have worried some viewers about the character and his actor Darren Barnet not returning, it's been confirmed that he'll be back as well.

"Never Have I Ever" Season 4 also adds a new main cast member to the line-up in the form of Michael Cimino, who plays Devi's new love interest Ethan. Ethan is the newfound heartthrob of the school, attracting the attention of many of his classmates. For his part, Cimino previously starred as Victor in Hulu's "Love, Victor," another popular teen drama series from the past few years.

Maintaining her creative role from each previous season, "Never Have I Ever" co-creator Lang Fisher will once again serve as showrunner for the series' fourth and final outing. Apart from working with Mindy Kaling to create "Never Have I Ever," the writer has credits for working on notable productions like "30 Rock," "The Mindy Project," and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."

Fisher has said that she anticipates the show's resolution of some long-running plot threads might prove divisive, such as the answer to which love interest Devi ends up with. "I think there's gonna be a subset of people who are disappointed because, you know, the love triangle comes to an end and decisions are made," Fisher told The Wrap. "But I hope that we did it in a way that even people who may have lost in some sense, feel like they won. I think we did a good job... But because of that, I do feel like we have created a monster that is really 50/50, and people feel very strongly."

Fans hoping to get an early glimpse at "Never Have I Ever" Season 4 are in luck — the hotly-anticipated final chapter of the show has multiple trailers. The first comes in the form of a release date announcement video, which recaps the basic premise of the show and refreshes viewers on the highlight moments from "Never Have I Ever" Season 3. Viewers then get a rapid-fire glimpse into numerous intriguing scenes from Season 4, including Devi and Ethan sharing a kiss.

The second trailer for Season 4 offers an even meatier look at what's to come. Devi and Ben are on unsteady footing with one another after their hook-up, and things get even more complicated when the former learns that the latter is already seeing someone else. Meanwhile, Paxton makes an unexpected return to the school, while Eleanor and friends have their first dreamy encounter with Ethan. Things only get more wild from there, as several out-of-context scenes are shown, including a scene where a limo holding Devi and her friends veers off the road and one where Ethan ostensibly punches Ben in the face. Suffice to say, there's a lot of drama ahead for the gang.

"Never Have I Ever" Season 4 may be making its grand debut on Netflix, but what about the previous three seasons of the show? For anyone looking to revisit earlier installments of the show, every episode across all three seasons thus far is also available on Netflix. After all, the series has been a Netflix Original since it first hit the scene in 2020.

Unfortunately, anyone without a subscription to Netflix won't be finding "Never Have I Ever" on any other major platforms. The show is absent from other streaming giants like Hulu and Max. Furthermore, it can't be purchased through digital storefronts, and a physical copy of the series has yet to be released. It's possible that the show's exclusivity to Netflix could change one day after its final season wraps up, but the service remains the one and only place to watch Devi's misadventures for now.