Nobody Wants This Season 2: Latest Plot Details and Series Review

Liputan6.com, Jakarta Netflix released the second season of the popular romantic comedy series "Nobody Wants This Season 2" on October 23, 2025.

The series returns with a unique love story between an agnostic woman and an unconventional rabbi.

The second season is expected to continue exploring the relationship dynamics between the main characters, Joanne (played by Kristen Bell), and Noah (played by Adam Brody).

Fans can look forward to 10 new episodes that will deliver even more humor, conflict, and emotional depth.

The arrival of the second season not only brings back the beloved main cast but also introduces exciting new faces, such as Leighton Meester and Seth Rogen.

Nobody Wants This Season 2 is NOW ON NETFLIX. And the first 60 seconds make for the perfect recap. pic.twitter.com/C5HggfsjYw

— Netflix (@netflix) October 23, 2025

Netflix officially announced the renewal of "Nobody Wants This" for a second season on October 10, 2024.

This decision came just weeks after the first season received positive reviews and three nominations at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards.

The announcement was made by Netflix Chief Content Officer, Bela Bajaria, at the Bloomberg Screentime Conference.

The second season of "Nobody Wants This" premiered on October 23, 2025, with all episodes released simultaneously on the Netflix streaming platform.

Viewers can enjoy a total of 10 new episodes, each 30 minutes long.

There have been significant behind-the-scenes changes for "Nobody Wants This Season 2."

Jenni Konner and Bruce Eric Kaplan have served as the new showrunners, replacing Erin Foster and Craig DiGregorio.

However, Erin Foster, the series' creator, remains involved as an executive producer.

The main cast from the first season of "Nobody Wants This" returns to reprise their characters in season two.

Kristen Bell returns as Joanne, an outspoken sex and dating podcaster, while Adam Brody plays Noah Roklov, an unconventional rabbi.

Justine Lupe returns as Morgan, Joanne's younger sister, and Timothy Simons as Sasha Roklov, Noah's older brother.

Jackie Tohn, who played Esther Roklov, Sasha's wife, has been elevated to the lead role, signaling a larger role in the story.

Supporting actors like Michael Hitchcock and Stephanie Faracy also join the cast.

Season two also introduces several exciting new cast members.

Leighton Meester joins the cast as Abby, Joanne's old nemesis, while Arian Moayed plays Dr. Andy, Morgan's therapist and love interest.

Special appearances also come from Seth Rogen as Rabbi Neil and Alex Karpovsky as Rabbi Big Noah.

"Nobody Wants This Season 2" continues the story of Noah and Joanne after their decision to be together at the end of the first season.

This season explores the challenges from merging their different lives, regarding their religious differences and Joanne's potential conversion to Judaism.

Noah initially fails to secure his dream chief rabbi position due to Joanne's uncertainty about her conversion, but later finds a position at a more progressive temple.

Ultimately, Noah declares Joanne his soulmate and chooses her despite his conversion decision.

Joanne, on the other hand, shows signs of readiness to embrace Judaism.

Reviews for "Nobody Wants This Season 2" were generally very positive, with many critics highlighting the incredible chemistry between Kristen Bell and Adam Brody.

Their interaction was described as "electric" and "fun," by The Guardian.

The series was also praised for its witty humor, emotional depth, and ability to combine honest performances with poignant reflections on modern romance.

Critics appreciated how the second season managed to deliver relevant comedy without sacrificing its emotional aspects.

The supporting cast, particularly Justine Lupe as Morgan, also received praise for their strong comedic performances.