Netflix has renewed the coming-of-age comedy “Never Have I Ever” for a fourth and final season which will arrive sometime after the third season’s debut later this year.
The series hails from Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher and follows a first-generation Indian American teen who is grieving her recently deceased father and trying to navigate the social and romantic pitfalls of high school.
That’s not the only renewal today. Amazon-owned IMDb TV has picked up “Judy Justice” for a second season. The series, starring former “Judge Judy” star and ex-Manhattan family court judge Judy Sheindlin, premiered in November last year with a second season expected to begin this Fall.
Fans have reportedly viewed more than 25 million hours of the show, making it easily IMDb TV’s No. 1 original program in first streams and hours watched.
Next, Freeform has renewed “Grown-ish” for a fifth season with “Black-ish” regular Marcus Scribner joining the cast as Zoey’s brother Andre.
“Black-ish” showrunner Courtney Lilly will also move to the spinoff. They join a cast that includes Yara Shahidi, Deon Cole, Trevor Jackson, and Francia Raisa.
Source: TV Line
