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I love how much Devi has grown up over the course of the four seasons. This is best captured when her and Kamela dance together at the wedding, showing how she's more open to her heritage. I'm glad that other characters, such as Paxton and Nalini, received development, and Devi and Ben officially ended up  a couple.

I was a little disappointed by the lack of focus on Aneesa, and how she seemed to disappear into the background. But it's possibly explained by Megan Suri receiving a lead role in a horror movie, so needing less screentime to prepare.

Me clinging onto hope they’ll be a sequel because McEnroe said “for now”

Mindy actually ate with this show in particular. Like you mentioned the gradual development of going from "crazy" devi to just devi felt really natural. The writers and actor herself need to get there flowers, because this show was great

am i the only one who was still unsatisfied with Fabiola's story line??i feel like Fabiola's character was the most neglected after Aneesa

idk how i feel about devi ending up with ben BUT i thought it was glaringly obvious that she was never gonna end up with paxton. from the first season paxton was presented as an "unattainable" high school crush, and was really a catalyst for devi realising that no matter how hot or popular her boyfriend was, it wouldn't make her love herself/value herself any more. her relationship with paxton was cute and he was really sweet to her, but it was never gonna work out because she couldn't overcome her own issues while she was in that relationship. idk maybe i read it wrong but i always saw her and paxton as a high school romance, nice while it lasted, but was never gonna go anywhere else.

glad to see some Ethan appreciation, because I've been team Ben since season 1, but when she was dating Ethan i was actually like "maybe we can forget about Ben, maybe they dont need to get back together" like, i was ENTHRALLED 😭😭

I'm surprised that anyone is surprised Devi ended up with Ben. Writers (and often audiences) love the enemies to lovers trope, which Devi and Ben fit into, and most of all, think about the ending of the first season. The writers may not have known if the show would get picked up for a second season (especially with Netflix's tendency to cancel shows), and the ending of season 1 ends with Ben and Devi kissing after he drove her to spread her father's ashes. If the show hadn't gotten picked up, that would have been the ending, and was the first major sign that she was going to ultimately end up with Ben.

Ethan was meant to be eye candy and for once I was actually enjoying the candy

Devi's final scene with her therapist talking about her growth had me in TEARS. Definetly one of my favorite scenes.

Bro, Ethan even with that less of a role, took my breath away like BRO IS MAJESTIC and the way he acts so perfectly as the knee-bucklingly hot bad boy was amazing...I am just happy I got to experience that

i binged this entire show in four days and nearly cried at the end because i’m graduating high school this year like all the characters, that and all the college anxiety was just too relatable for me haha

I thought it was really nice that they included that Devi wanted to go to Princeton her entire life because it held sentiment to her about her dad. That explained so much about her character and made me feel for her

Nalini and Devi's progress from Season 1 to 4 oh I feel emotional just typing it out. I love them so much and I really adore the growth in their relationship <333

Nalini has to be my favorite on the show. Her character development and relationship with Devi is my favorite thing.

I loved this season and how it ended! Something that I really appreciated and don't see a lot of people talking about is how they represented the college application process and how Devi had to deal with the reality that Ivies are super hard to get into and that it's not your fault if you don't get in. I feel like so many teen shows these days are so nonchalant about everyone getting into prestigious colleges despite not doing anything academically (cough cough Kissing booth). Here, however, we see Devi make it her life's goal to get into Princeton, do everything right academically, and still not get in (at first) and get rejected by every other Ivy. It was also not smart of her to only apply to Ivies anyway but... I just really liked that storyline and it felt fresh and realistic in comparison to so many other shows and movies right now.

I think the other characters also had interesting college arcs and sort of showed the other issues you might deal with, like Fabiola not knowing where she wants to go, or Eleanor's audition not going how she wanted it to, or even Ben struggling to fit in at Columbia. Then there's Devi at the end of the season struggling to pack and leave home for college. As someone who just graduated high school and is now heading to college, I really liked the inclusion of all these storylines, and especially related to Devi's.

i loved aneesa and the show literally was like oh no she has an ED , oh no drama, ok byeee and then she had like 2 lines. i was so sad, she was great

Yes, I’m so proud of Devi. When Dr. Ryan said she was so proud, I cried and said the same thing 😢😢😢 they really did a great job with her character evolution.

Amen on more gen z college shows! As an undergrad student, I feel that there aren’t any American shows that really capture my college experience. High school shows are interpersonal slice-of-life (if done correctly) but college shows are always about big parties and massive life changes. When in reality, the biggest struggles of most college students are making new friends for the first time in years (it’s not easy!), adjusting to a new work schedule, and entering the working world. None of which I have seen explored sensitively in English-language programs.