Never Have I Ever
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You know how Des and Devi were psyched to have moms who are friends?
Friday night comes around, and Devis room has been dimly lit with candles like a low-key brothel.
Lets check in with Devis other ex, shall we?
Ben shows up for tutoring, lacking enthusiasm.
She tells him to try and find some personal, emotional connection to the pear hes trying to capture.
Um, am I feeling bad for a pear, the most delicious of pome fruits?!
How come you never did this for me?
Unsure of what he saw but sure he didnt like it, Des says theyre going to head out.
Task completed, Aneesa doesnt mince words: Fab, do you think were just friends?
(I am very disappointed over this turn of events and do not want to talk about it.)
Margot affirms his theory that art can be therapeutic.
Especially if youre kind of a repressed douche, she says.
Next, we see Devi at therapy, where shes uncharacteristically quiet.
Then she finally brings up Mohans tennis racket.
I didnt remember it existed until a kid was messing around with it yesterday.
And that doesnt mean you love your dad any less.
In the first two seasons, the devastation over losing Mohan was palpable.
As the episode ends, Devi goes to Dess house to discuss things.
She assures him that she and Paxton are just friends.
Devi snorts with laughter at being described like this.
But Des is steadfast: I stand by my initial analysis.
She returns the compliment; they start making out, and, yes, they get horizontal!
The teens look up, startled.
Extra Credit
Nirmala saying shes a Regina and seeming proud of it feels extremely on brand.
(For her and Regina!)
I have a T-shirt that saysParis.
I shouldve been more respectful of your old trash.
