The last time fans saw Devi Vishwakumar (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), she was hitting the milestone she’s dreamed of since the Never Have I Ever series premiere: handing in her One Free Boink card. While Devi probably didn’t imagine her first time would include a, well, literal Boink card — or her longtime nemesis Ben Gross (Jaren Lewison) — her story has taught us very few things in life go as planned. That’s the fun of it. 

So, while you were planning to tune in to Never Have I Ever’s Season 4 when it debuts on June 8, Sherman Oaks High’s most unpredictable honors student has a little surprise for you. Class is starting early — and you can watch the first five minutes of the Season 4 premiere right now. 

The new season picks up minutes after Devi and Ben shut the door as they enter Ben’s bedroom in the the Season 3 finale. But if you assumed the pair would be basking in the afterglow, you’d be mistaken. “Oh hell, they seem awkward,” narrator John McEnroe says. He’s right. Ben doesn’t quite know the right thing to say — it definitely doesn’t include the word Uber — and Devi is too uncomfortable to do anything but dash home. 

Ramakrishnan relishes the unexpected (and “funny”) aftermath of the hookup. “I love disappointment,” she jokes to Tudum. “I love that scene, because that’s f**king life.” 

Naturally, both Devi and Ben go lick their relatable wounds. For Devi, that means a gab session and post-sex texting workshop with her best friends, Eleanor (Ramona Young) and Fabiola (Lee Rodriguez). Ben, on the other hand, turns to a brand new Never Have I Ever celebrity guest for advice. (You’ll have to watch the video to find out who.) 

“What’s nice about [Devi and Ben] not immediately panning out is that’s how people realize what’s important in our expectations and our values,” says Ramakrishnan. “Is it rose petals, or is it having someone that you can talk to openly? Learning how to be [comfortable] with yourself and communicate your feelings is worth a hundred roses, right?” 

That’s a question Devi and her friends will have to answer over Never Have I Ever’s final season, which will see the Sherman Oaks High crew finish out their senior year — and figure out what their future will look like. As Ramakrishnan says, “Devi’s still a work in progress.” 

Watch all that progress — and learn whether Ben accepts Devi’s Kristen Stewart–level cool date invite — when all of Never Have I Ever Season 4 premieres on June 8. 

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