The return of Never Have I Ever
to Netflix, means welcome back
to Devi, Fabiola, Eleanor, Paxton, Ben, and the gang,
in this heart-warming teen comedy
about grief, family, and friends.
By now, you should be all caught up on season two.
So let's take a look at your questions
about what they've been up to.
We start season two
with the mother of all love triangles,
with Devi slap bang in the middle.
She's torn between her long-time crush
and Sherman Oaks High's, popular hot guy,
Paxton Hall-Yoshida,
and fellow nerd and one-time nemesis,
Ben Gross.
But, instead of choosing one or the other,
she decides to have her cake and eat it too.
So, you're saying I should just have two boyfriends?
-No! -Definitely not.
This plan inevitably implodes
and Devi basically loses both Paxton and Ben.
Just thought you should know
that we're dating the same person.
Technically, yeah. I'm dating both of you.
This is insane.
I'm out.
What's more,
she inadvertently causes Paxton to break his arm,
ruining his dream of swimming for Stanford.
What you have are college athlete grades
and when you subtract the athlete part,
your options tend to narrow.
Wait, so where can I get in?
After they become closer again
through tutoring, they end the season
as official boyfriend and girlfriend.
So, I guess
I'm Paxton Hall-Yoshida's girlfriend now.
I guess so.
I wonder what that's gonna be like.
But it looks like Ben is not too happy
about that series of events.
Season two sees the return
of tennis-great John McEnroe
as the narrator.
Wow! Look at that gorgeous hair.
And of course, before he became the narrator
of Devi's inner thoughts,
he won seven Grand Slam singles titles.
And just like season one, we have a guest narrator
to outline another character story.
Last season,
it was Andy Sandberg telling Ben's tale.
This is Ben Gross. He's a 15-year-old boy
from Sherman Oaks, California.
And I'm an American actor, producer, writer,
and fake rapper, Andy Samberg.
What can I say? I wear a lot of hats.
This season,
we get supermodel, Gigi Hadid,
narrating Paxton's inner thoughts.
You may be asking yourself: why is old Gigers
taking time out of her busy skedge
to narrate the story of a 16-year-old boy?
Fun fact,
Gigi previously appeared in 2018's Ocean's 8
as herself.
And, of course, that's a film starring
Never Have I Ever's co-creator, Mindy Kaling.
And bringing it full circle,
Gigi is also mentioned in the very first episode
of Never Have I Ever.
We'll be like Zayn and Gigi.
-Who were they? -Zayn and Gigi?
Are you out of your goddam mind?
Much to Devi's initial horror,
a cooler Indian kid
joins her high school this season.
Hey, what's up? I'm Aneesa.
Devi immediately feels threatened by Aneesa.
Devi was in awe of this cool Indian teen.
She had always assumed her unpopularity
was because of racism,
but this new kid was proving
that Devi might just be objectively lame.
And their relationship has lots of ups and downs
over the course of the season.
I don't run fast, I'm not cool
and I only eat, like, one crumb of brownie
'cause I'm straight up anorexic, okay!
I don't know how they found out.
Hey.
But by the end they are friends,
even though Aneesa starts dating Ben Gross.
Megan Suri plays the new character.
This isn't her first time on a Netflix show.
She also appears in Atypical as Quinn.
She's hilarious.
We learned during Prashant's first meeting with Kamala
that Devi's mum
is planning to move the family back to India.
I feel like a stranger here
and I don't have a support system.
And, and frankly,
without your father around, I just...
I just feel like I'm really struggling to raise you.
Those plans are initially still in full swing
at the start of season two.
Nalini even makes a visit back to India
in order to start the process.
But she finds
the support she hoped for from her family
is not quite what she imagined.
Ma, how is going to a wedding more important
than finding a room for me and your granddaughter?
In the end,
Mohan's mother convinces her that staying in America
is the right thing for her family.
And in turn,
Nalini convinces Devi's grandmother
to live with them in Los Angeles.
Devi!
Paati! Oh my God, you're here!
Darling granddaughter.
Will Kamala marry Prashant?
This is a question
which still needs to be answered.
Everything seemed to be going well
for Kamala and Prashant.
They weren't engaged,
but they were boyfriend and girlfriend.
This season,
Kamala starts to question the relationship
after Prashant doesn't quite have the right answers
to her work woes.
Wait, you complained to Dr Peters?
Yeah. I thought that maybe he would help.
Why? Was that wrong?
No, but you don't want to burn bridges
-this early in your career. -I didn't burn a bridge,
I just asked for what I deserve.
What's more,
Devi's cool teacher seems to have caught her eye.
The season finale sees Kamala bolting
from a big proposal dinner
before Prashant can even ask the question.
Let me get the dessert first.
No! No, paati, you sit. I'll go get the dessert.
Last series,
Eleanor's mother makes a brief reappearance
before promptly disappearing again,
after witnessing
her daughter's extraordinary acting abilities.
She doesn't come back this season,
but Eleanor still seems to be dealing with
the aftermath of her betrayal.
She realizes,
thanks to her very friendly stepmom,
that she's even been putting up with
the same toxic traits her mother had
in her superstar, ex-Disney boyfriend.
Oh my God!
Malcolm is just like my mother!
I've been trying to date my mother!
What?
When I should've been trying to date my dad!
No, I don't think that's the lesson here.
Now, not only are Fabiola and Eve dating
in season two,
they run and are crowned Cricket Queens
at Sherman Oaks High.
Couple goals, or what?
The campaign, however, is difficult for Fabiola.
She finds it hard to balance Eve's cool,
pop-culture, savvy friends
with her own nerdy personality.
Ultimately,
she decides to accept her crown unapologetically,
as the robot nerd she is. And in doing so,
admits her deep feelings for Eve.
The only thing I love besides my family, friends,
and you, are robots.
Wait...
you love me?
Dammit! Why do I always blurt out
all of my most personal secrets?
I love you too.
Fabiola, you're the most beautiful person
I've ever met.
Eight months after Mohan's death,
Nalini, understandably,
doesn't seem to have any interest in dating.
that is until she learns a little more
about her dermatology rival, Dr Chris Jackson,
who is played by rapper Common.
You're a father?
While he's handsome and kind,
it all seems to be a little bit too much
for both Nalini and Devi
who, in classic Devi fashion,
crashes one of their dates
by falling into Dr Jackson's hot tub.
Devi? What are you doing?
Ultimately, Nalini breaks it off
before it becomes anything more.
I think it might be a little too soon.
I think I will be ready in a few years,
but you'll probably be snatched up by then.
But who knows?
Dr Jackson could pop up again
in the future.
Of course, the question everyone wants to know
the answer to is this:
Will there be a season three of Never Have I Ever?
There's been no news as of yet,
but we'll be the first to let you know.
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