Episode Guide
The reviewer’s experience with slut-shaming, trolls,Valentine’s, breakups, and cheating has led them to rate the product as 3.5/5.
After a tumultuous first two seasons, Devi has finally grown up and learned to control her emotions. In the third season, she is more mature and responsible, not causing chaos or problems just for the fun of it. ..
Devi finally makes her mind up and publicly dates Paxton. She has her insecurities when it comes to dating the hottest guy in school and is able to overcome them one at a time.
After breaking up with Paxton, Devi is finally coping with her single self when she is introduced to a hot Indian guy - Des. Des is the son of her mother’s friend and they start dating. ..
Des and Devi hit it off and started dating, but Des broke up with her just because his mother asked him to. Devi is moving on, close friends with two of her exes. ..
In the third season of “Never Have I Ever?”, Devi will have lingering romantic feelings for Ben.
This season of “Devi” is definitely different than in the past. The creators have finally shown fans a mature, more self-aware Devi. While she does not have many external struggles this season, she does have internal battles, like that of being insecure about herself. ..
The show’s main issue is that it repeats the same problems and problems with teenage girls are not random, but the fact that they are repetitive makes them seem like a problem. The other characters on the show also have amazing storylines, which shows that the makers are really taking interest in the storylines of all secondary characters in the series.
I was disappointed in Season 3 because Devi and Paxton’s relationship ended up extremely short-lived. I think it could have been sorted out with a simple conversation.
It seems like the makers of the show wanted to introduce a third love interest that Devi would juggle between to make it further chaotic. Unfortunately for #Daxton fans, this didn’t go as planned.
The season showed a lackluster version of Kamala and Nalini’s storylines with more focus on the lives of the kids. This is ideal considering the show is directed towards teenagers and young adults, but older fans of the show may find the season mundane. ..
The third season of “Stranger Things” is a quick and easy watch that will take you less than five hours to watch in its entirety. ..
This season does become predictable at times, and fans are not surprised with the choices Devi makes, which means that the writers need to up their game in the next – and final – season of the show.
