Teen shows are a dime a dozen on Netflix, but few of them are as funny, charming, chaotic, and emotionally grounded as "Never Have I Ever." The Lang Fisher and Mindy Kaling-created series follows the exploits of Devi Vishwakumar (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan in her first-ever role), a bold, opinionated Indian-American teenager on a perpetually thwarted quest to kiss boys, get into a good college, and feel okay again after the unexpected passing of her father ("Heroes" alum Sendhil Ramamurthy).

The show starts with precocious, adventurous Devi eager to lose her virginity, with her sights focused on the most popular boy in school. Thankfully, though, the show doesn't get mired in high-school-virgin trope territory, and instead evolves into a surprisingly beautiful (and consistently wacky) take on the complexities of teen relationships, self-esteem, and more. Its final season is a master stroke, and its series finale is so much better than it has any right to be.