Will Netflix's 'Never Have I Ever' Get a Spinoff Series? Never Say Never (EXCLUSIVE)

When it comes to high school, being horny and confused is just a part of the gig. Trying to be popular and suck face with populars are two of the most important things to most pubescent teens, and Never Have I Ever's Devi Vishwakumar (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) knows this all too well. See, the Indian American teenager decided to make sophomore year of high school her year, and that came with the promise that she'd do whatever it takes to pop her cherry (her words, not ours).

After three successful seasons and an upcoming fourth season, Never Have I Ever is sadly reaching its end. Understandably, these actors are getting older, and the creators didn't want it to look like 30-year-olds were going to high school. This isn't the CW, folks.

But just because Never Have I Ever is ending, that doesn't mean the universe is closing its curtains. Will there be a spinoff series? Distractify spoke exclusively with Lee Rodriguez, who plays Fabiola, about the possibilities.

By the end of Season 4, every Never Have I Ever character's story comes to a satisfying close. But as we all know, there's no such thing as "happily ever after." Our favorite characters may be off to college, but that doesn't mean that their lives are over! We asked Lee if she could see a spinoff in Never Have I Ever's future.

"I thought about that," she admitted. "I think if there were to be a spinoff, personally, I'd love to see an Eleanor and Trent spinoff. Because they're my favorite couple. And maybe Fabiola could pop in here and there like, 'Hey, what's up?' but yeah, I'd be down." Who would we want to see? Honestly, Devi's antics at Princeton could basically be like Legally Blonde meets Sex Lives of College Girls and we're all for it.

And according to co-creator Mindy Kaling, anything's possible—though she didn't think of the idea until it was brought to her attention.

"In the beginning, I thought, 'Oh, I could do this show forever and ever,' but then you see these kids and it's scary how old they look by the end of the season. Then you wait a year to shoot again, and you're like, 'Oh, this is why high school shows wrap it up in four seasons,'" she told PopSugar in an interview.

She continued, "When [showrunner Lang Fisher] suggested, 'What if we try to do all of their storylines in four years?' It really did end up making sense." Mindy thought she'd be saying goodbye to Devi and all of her cherished diverse characters. But huh, a spinoff you say?

"Oh my gosh. Absolutely. I absolutely would consider doing that if there was a demand," she explained. "I've never thought about a spinoff actually. It's a fun thought experiment, but I haven't actually thought of one."

As for which character she'd consider for a spinoff series, she favored Trent (Benjamin Norris).

"Honestly, he's so funny to me," she said. "He really makes me laugh, so finding out [more about] Trent and seeing what his haircare routine is every morning. I would definitely watch that show. I'd definitely like to write that show."

This is just a concept though, one that Mindy seemingly hasn't given much thought to yet (she's a busy lady). But hey, never say never.

All four seasons of Never Have I Ever are currently streaming on Netflix.

Reporting by Jamie Lerner