Pakistan, June 2 — Netflix has formally announced that the second season of the hit romantic comedy “Nobody Wants This” will launch globally on October 23, 2025. The announcement came at an exclusive Emmy-focused event honoring the first season’s achievements.
The show, based on the personal stories of its creator Erin Foster, narrates the unconventional romance between Joanne (played by Kristen Bell), who hosts a bold podcast, and Noah (portrayed by Adam Brody), a contemporary-minded rabbi. The first season concluded with a poignant cliffhanger when Joanne confessed her hesitation towards converting to Judaism, which left audiences unsure about the pair’s prospects moving forward.
Enthusiastically, the initial ensemble is set to come back for the next season, with Leighton Meester now part of the mix as Abby-Joanne’s childhood adversary and an Instagram-celebrated parent. Additionally, new characters Miles Fowler, Alex Karpovsky, and Arian Moayed will assume significant parts in future installments.
After its launch in September 2024, Netflix quickly renewed the series due to significant viewer backing. During an interview, Erin Foster described this achievement as one of the high points in her career, commending the entire cast, crew, and producers for their commitment in transforming her concept into a touching and accessible narrative.
The show’s increasing popularity can be attributed significantly to the compelling on-screen dynamic between Bell and Brody. Returning as executive producers are sisters Erin Foster and Sara Foster. Joining the production crew this season is Nora Silver, whereas Jenni Konner and Bruce Eric Kaplan will resume their roles as showrunners.
As anticipation builds among devoted followers, everyone looks forward to discovering how things progress between Joanne and Noah in this unconventional romantic tale. The narrative promises additional plot turns, lighthearted moments, and greater emotional complexity as it intertwines contemporary relationships with significant existential inquiries.
