Netflix has renewed the romantic comedy series Nobody Wants This for a fourth season, confirming the decision two weeks after season three arrived on screen.
All episodes of the third season were released on 22 October. The streaming company moved forward with the renewal after reporting strong audience engagement, with all three seasons generating approximately 78.5 million views.
Nobody Wants This centers on the unexpected romance between an adult podcast host and a rabbi. After their paths cross, the pair fall in love despite reservations from family members and close friends, who express doubts about their relationship.
In the continuation of the story, the couple take the step of moving in together for the first time. The episodes explore the challenges and domestic adjustments that accompany shared living.
Cast and creative team
The production features Kristen Bell, Adam Brody and Justine Lupe in the lead roles. Bell is recognized for her performance in the television drama Gracie's Choice, while Brody appeared in the critically acclaimed film American Fiction. Lupe previously starred in the television series Mr. Mercedes.
Both Bell and Brody are established television performers with extensive backgrounds in American screen drama and comedy. Brody achieved widespread public recognition as a lead actor on the long-running television drama The O.C., while Bell has fronted major comedy projects including The Good Place and Veronica Mars. Lupe has also worked extensively across American television drama.
Showrunners and streaming success
Television writers Bruce Eric Kaplan and Jenni Konner served as showrunners for the second season of Nobody Wants This. The two writers previously worked together as key creative contributors and executive producers on the award-winning television comedy series Girls.
Netflix is an international subscription video streaming service that distributes original television programming and films directly to viewers. The digital platform evaluates viewership data across successive seasons to determine future production commitments for its episodic comedies.
