Netflix Adds Kaling's College Comedy to Catalog, Raising Possibility of Completing Her Coming-of-Age Trilogy

Netflix has begun streaming all three seasons of The Sex Lives of College Girls in the U.S. through a licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Television. The series joins Kaling's earlier Netflix show Never Have I Ever, while her recently canceled Hulu comedy Not Suitable For Work remains without a new platform. The arrangement highlights Kaling's interconnected coming-of-age stories, though the fate of the third installment is still uncertain.

The licensing arrangement brings Mindy Kaling's HBO Max comedy to a significantly larger streaming audience, as Netflix's subscriber base dwarfs that of the Warner Bros. platform. All three seasons are now available, giving viewers the complete run of the college-set series in one place. The deal follows a similar pattern to other Warner Bros. titles finding secondary homes on rival services.

Kaling has described her three coming-of-age comedies as loosely autobiographical, tracing different life stages. While "Never Have I Ever" covered high school and "Sex Lives" explores college years, the recently canceled "Not Suitable For Work" was positioned as the adult workplace chapter. Warner Bros. Television continues seeking a new distributor for that series, leaving the trilogy's completion uncertain.