Preview for Season 4 of ‘Never Have I Ever’ Offers Hints of Past and Fresh Romantic Interests.

While the school year may be coming to an end, it’s almost time for senior year on Netflix Never have I ever.

Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher’s coming-of-age high school comedy will wrap up its four seasons on June 8.

A teaser for the remaining 10 episodes, featuring the series’ signature John McEnroe voiceover, takes viewers back through the “ups and downs” of the previous three seasons for “Ivy League-chasing horndog” Devi Vishwakumar (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) and her friends. And then the preview offers a series of quick glimpses of season four, including the introduction of Michael Cimino’s skater character Ethan, who takes off his shirt and nearly kisses Devi.

Ethan’s arrival adds a new dimension to the ongoing love triangle between Devi, Paxton Hall-Yoshida (Darren Barnet) and Ben Gross (Jaren Lewison).

While Paxton attends college, Devi and Ben grew closer at the end of season three when Devi showed up at Ben’s door with an offer.

Showrunner Fisher, who has said she sees the love triangle going on throughout the show, shared The Hollywood Reporter on the fallout from season three’s cliffhanger ending with Ben: “Whatever happens after she shows up there will also introduce complications into season four.”

In the preview and accompanying first-look images for season four released by Netflix, Devi and Ben are shown still spending time together and she has a little moment with Paxton, while Barnet returns to the series despite his character graduating from high school.

The season four teaser also offers a look at Devi and her best friends Eleanor (Ramona Young) and Fabiola (Lee Rodriguez) attending a formal event in a limo, perhaps a ball, with all three of them dressed up, and Devi wearing a corsage. , in the image below.

And Devi is shown in her cap and gown with her family as she celebrates her graduation.

The preview ends with Devi in ​​a bar toasting someone and saying “I love my future life.”

Fisher previously told THR, “I think season four is about growing up and moving on. For these characters, it is their last year. Who do they want to be in the world? And I think it’s like they’re slightly more mature versions of themselves and have this kind of big, epic senior year. Hopefully, we’re guiding people into their future lives in a way that’s satisfying for our fans.”

See what other hints you can find about what’s to come in season four in the video below.

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