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Never Have I Ever - Season 1
TrailerThis comedy series follows the daily activity of Devi, a young teenager Indian American girl, who navigates through life in America as a new high school comer, who suffers from having a short fuse that brings terrible for her, while dealing with the challenges of a new phase on her life.Genre: ComedyActors: Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Poorna Jagannathan, Lee Rodriguez, Richa Shukla, Benjamin Norris, Adam Shapiro, Ramona Young, Martin Lion, Christina Kartchner, Jaren Lewison, Jack Seavor McDonald, ...»Director: Tristram Shapeero, Kabir AkhtarCountry: United StatesDuration: 30 minQuality: HDRelease: 2020IMDb: 7.80 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Never Have I Ever - Season 1"
ObserverApril 23, 2020Even when the show gets a bit predictable, in terms of teen relationships and parental conflicts, it remains so endearing that I couldn't fault it. Plus, it has enough originality and fun little quirks... to keep it feeling fresh.
indieWireApril 20, 2020When Ramakrishnan is paired with Ramona Young and Lee Rodriguez as besties Eleanor and Fabiola, respectively, the trio have all the crackling spark of a John Hughes movie.
AV ClubApril 24, 2020Never Have I Ever has greater emotional depth. Devi ultimately has a lot of trauma to deal with, and the series compassionately guides her to where she needs to be.
New York Magazine/VultureApril 24, 2020There are so many pleasures in this series, none of which would work if Devi weren't such a delightful protagonist, an ideal mixture of understandably selfish, self-blind, legitimately funny, fundamentally good, and deeply caring.
San Francisco ChronicleApril 24, 2020Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, a fresh and inventive newcomer, brings a sly self-awareness to the role as if simultaneously sympathizing with Devi and seeing through her.
Wall Street JournalApril 23, 2020Comedy is never safe; the best comedy is totally unsafe; and Never Have I Ever is the teen-sitcom equivalent of running with scissors, used hypodermic needles and a fully operating chain saw. It may also be the meta high-school series of our time.
Rolling StoneApril 23, 2020The tension between Devi's desire to assimilate and her mother's more traditionalist leanings underlines everything, and makes the usual tropes about love triangles, wild parties, and painful misunderstandings feel brand new again.
Hindustan TimesApril 27, 2020Part teen romance, part coming-of-age comedy, Never Have I Ever is a delicately written little show, an immigrant tale that feels just about authentic enough to survive in a world where Master of None and Little America exist.
TV GuideApril 24, 2020Kaling and Fisher have created a shockingly intimate first-gen portrait that's as comforting as your mother's chai and as salty as the gossip served with it.
idobi.comApril 23, 2020This series allows these kids and their parents to be complex and imperfect and sometimes dead wrong; which allows us to giggle and grow right along with them.
Vanity FairApril 17, 2020Thanks to a dedication to its characters' complexity and standout lead performances, Never Have I Ever is easily Kaling's best show yet.
NOW TorontoApril 17, 2020Never Have I Ever is like an awkward teenager saying the corniest things to win affection: annoying at first but then it quickly grows on you. And just as quickly the series wins you over with rare wit and unexpected emotion.
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