- I am very much dorky, but I do, appearance-wise,
dress different from Fabiola. - You're sexy, you're sexy.
I'm a little sexy. - Say it, say you're sexy.
I'm a little sexy.
You're sexy too.
- You're not a little sexy.
You just are sexy, say it. - All right, fine, fine.
I'm sexy, I'll admit it.
- Good.
(upbeat music)
Hi, we're the cast of Never Have I Ever.
- Being on the show for the last four seasons
has been special in so many ways,
but one of the most special parts has been
hearing what our characters have meant to all of you.
- As we get ready to say goodbye to our characters,
Devi and Fabiola, we're taking a look back
at some of the Never Have I Ever moments
that made you feel seen.
(crackling swoosh)
As a South Indian, Telugu though not Tamilian,
that's okay girl, it's all good.
Seeing our culture finally being represented
and no, I mean, actual South Indian culture
not mainstream North Indian chicken tikka masala,
butter chicken, and bhangra.
Pop off, Maya Kota, like pop off.
I have never been happier.
Maitreyi, I wish you all the best.
Now I'm in my feels.
- I know, that was sweet.
- And especially 'cause I get it, yes.
Anything that's not North Indian
langas and biryani and samosas, which is great.
The rest of it doesn't get seen as much, so I get it.
I get it girl, I see you.
- Oh my God.
Is this for me? - Wow.
That's a paragraph.
Flonkertonchamp says,
the positive portrayals of LGBTQ plus characters in the show
made me so freaking happy.
I graduated high school in 2004
and basically every queer person I went to school with,
including me, was in the closet.
But I have friends now who have kids/teens
who are LGBTQ plus and they are proudly out
and it gives me so much hope for the future,
especially right now in this garbage dump of a year
we're living in.
The fact that more and more kids can come out
to their parents at an early age is just incredible.
I agree with that. - That's awesome.
I'm glad to be a part of this show
and be that representation, which is,
it's cool, so. - Yeah.
(cards shuffling)
All right, next up.
Alright, pew, pew, pew.
Here's pew, pew, pew. - I like that.
PewPewPew says, - Pew pew pew.
Just finished Never Have I Ever,
this show would changed my (beep) life.
It says (beep) here.
Kay. - PewPewPew said it.
Would changed my (beep) life.
I'm enjoying saying it.
If I had watched it as a teen, because I basically was Devi
and honestly it kind of changed my life.
Even as a 31 year old woman.
Representation is everything.
Hell yeah, PewPewPew!
Yes sir, you know what?
And I know you feel the same way.
We often, and I'm sure you get this, the oh, I know.
Like your show isn't meant for me.
Like, I know I'm so old - [Lee] Right.
but I love your show and I'm like, no dude.
Like, it's for you too.
Right, Like - Mm hm.
I don't think Never Have I Ever
is a young adult show solely.
- Mm mm.
- I think a lot of people just have been, like PewPewPew,
have been waiting for that moment where they see themselves
as a teen on TV 'cause they didn't get it before so.
- [Lee] Yes.
- We're healing childhoods here, people.
- [Lee] Yes.
(crackling swoosh)
- Okay, ooh, this is a big one.
- There's a picture?
- Yeah.
- Whoa.
Multimedia. - All right, here we are.
Just finished Season 2 of Never Have I Ever,
and wow, I loved Fabiola's storyline
about accepting her sexuality
after feeling pressured to be a certain type of lesbian,
then realizing there's no right or wrong way to be queer.
And that was said by @SpencerAlthouse.
This is very sweet. - That's awesome.
And I also felt seen by Season 2 as well,
because sometimes you think, oh, like, you know,
I don't know certain things or I'm not in
pop culture or queer culture and sometimes you feel like,
oh, does that make me like a valid queer person?
But there is no one way to be queer.
And so yeah, I love her storyline in Season 2 as well.
What's a Bebe Rexha?
Oh, is that a robot like BB-8?
- Oh, honey.
(paper crinkling)
- All right, Lo @KeeperoftheClout
says Never Have I Ever is so good
that anytime 'Beautiful Day' comes on
I start crying thinking about Devi and her dad LMAO
like I'm actually sitting crying right now.
That's the song at the end after she dumps the ashes
with Nalini and Kamala. - [Lee] Mmm.
Yeah, it's like
♪ That's a beautiful day ♪
- Oh yeah, - Yeah yeah yeah.
That's such a good moment.
Oh, you were... (inhales)
- Dude, I love that. - You were crying
I love that. - In that scene.
Yeah and you called me a
(together) sad squirrel.
I love that scene too, also because yeah,
we're going we're talking about feeling seen.
It's cool to see how South Asians do like funeral practices.
It's cool to see Nalini in a - [Lee] Yeah.
white sari, that's all very much so intentional
and we get to see like the dumping of ashes
which is very common in South Asian culture.
And also, I think that moment was so cool
but showed the world that this show isn't just
a high school teen show.
- Mm hm.
- This show, especially in Season 1, is a story about grief
and growth. - Mm hm.
(crackling swoosh)
My turn, okay, oh my goodness.
I'm so nervous.
Okay, let's see.
TaticusPrime said Lee Rodriguez is like
supermodel good looking.
It's a testament to her acting
that we can buy her as a nerdy sort of outcast.
Thank you very much.
I am very much dorky but I do,
appearance-wise,
dress different from Fabiola. - You're sexy, you're sexy.
I'm a little sexy. - Say it, say you're sexy.
I'm a little sexy.
You're sexy, too.
- You're not a little sexy.
You just are sexy, say it. - All right, fine, fine.
I'm sexy, I'll admit it.
- I thought we were dressing hot today.
- This is my boy's medium polo instead of my usual large.
- I am still recovering from reading all of your sweet,
amazing, heartfelt comments.
- These characters mean so much to us
and we are just happy that you feel the same.
- Thank you so much for all of the love.
And don't forget to watch the fourth and final season
of Never Have I Ever, now streaming on Netflix.
(upbeat music)