John McEnroe did a great job as a commentator and he didn't even yell... much.... looking back to how I was in high school, this series was a bit of a wake-up call. The things we do/did to make people around us feel right about themselves... even though bending the truth was a factor.
Just because you're not the prettiest girl in school, doesn't mean you can't get the attention of the hottest guy in school. Sometimes opposites do match in the strangest way. Loss can also lead to something positive, even though you are challenged with what kind of a family that you have around you, especially when they think that they are supporting you, yet they are just supporting their own old family traditions. We cannot choose the family we are born into, but we can choose those, who come later in life to become our family. Great series with episodes that only last 24-25 minutes. It's a joy getting to follow Devi and her life and adventures in high school. Hoping for a season 2!
Review of Never Have I Ever
