The Netflix romantic comedy Nobody Wants This took the streaming world by storm with its charming leads, witty dialogue, and heartfelt exploration of interfaith romance. Starring Kristen Bell as Joanne, a sex-positive podcaster, and Adam Brody as Noah, a charismatic rabbi, the show captured audiences with its fresh take on love and cultural differences. After a cliffhanger ending in Season 1, fans are eagerly awaiting Nobody Wants This Season 2. Here’s everything we know about the potential release date, cast, plot details, and more.
Nobody Wants This Season 2 Potential Release Date
While Netflix has not announced an exact premiere date, Nobody Wants This Season 2 is confirmed to arrive in 2025. Production began in Los Angeles in March 2025, with filming expected to wrap by late April 2025. Based on this timeline and comments from the show’s creator, Erin Foster, a late 2025 release is likely, with September 2025 being a strong contender. Foster has hinted at a consistent release schedule, potentially aligning with Rosh Hashanah, as Season 1 premiered on September 26, 2024. Fans can expect an official date closer to the completion of production, likely accompanied by a trailer in mid-2025.
Nobody Wants This Season 2 Expected Cast
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Tovah Feldshuh and Paul Ben-Victor as Noah’s parents, Bina and Ilan.
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Stephanie Faracy and Michael Hitchcock as Joanne’s parents, Lynn and Henry.
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Emily Arlook as Rebecca, Noah’s ex-girlfriend.
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Sherry Cola as Ashley, Joanne’s best friend and podcast agent.
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Shiloh Bearman as Miriam, Sasha and Esther’s daughter.
Nobody Wants This Season 2 Potential Plot
Season 1 ended on an emotional cliffhanger. Joanne, grappling with the idea of converting to Judaism to support Noah’s dream of becoming head rabbi, decided she wasn’t ready and broke things off. However, Noah chased after her, choosing love over his career ambitions, leaving their future uncertain. Creator Erin Foster has teased that Season 2 will pick up where this moment left off, exploring the repercussions of Noah’s decision and the complexities of their interfaith relationship.
