Kristen Bell and Adam Brody are back with more chemistry, more chaos, and plenty of questions about love, faith, and everything in between.

&nbsp;After the meet-cute and curveballs of Season 1, Nobody Wants This returns for Season 2 with its sights firmly set on what comes after falling in love. Premiering on Netflix on October 23, 2025, this next chapter shifts into deeper territory: melding families, merging worlds, and asking what happens when you try to build a shared life from two very different backgrounds.
With the powerhouse pairing of Kristen Bell and Adam Brody at its heart, the show leans into humor and the messy truth of modern relationships. Below, read everything to know ahead of Season 2 of Netflix's Nobody Wants This.&nbsp;

<h2>Nobody Wants This Season One Recap</h2>

Adam Brody in 'Nobody Wants This' Season One. Photography Courtesy of Netflix.

In <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/film-tv/netflix-s-new-rom-com-series-nobody-wants-this-kristen-bell-adam-brody" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Season one</a>, we met Joanne (<a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/film-tv/kristen-bell-best-movies-films-roles" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kristen Bell</a>), a brash, agnostic, sex-positive podcast host who has built her career on dissecting modern relationships. Enter Noah (Adam Brody), a quiet, grounded, &ldquo;hot rabbi&rdquo; whose life revolves around faith, family, and structure. Their worlds couldn&rsquo;t be more different. She worships at the altar of Wi-Fi; he, at an actual one. Naturally, sparks fly.
Season one explores how love collides with belief systems, personal boundaries, and the expectations of community. By the finale, Noah pulls a grand romantic move that hints he might be ready to choose Joanne over tradition. But as any good rom-com fan knows, the end of Season one is just the beginning of real complications.

<h2>Nobody Wants This Season Two: What to Expect&nbsp;</h2>

'Nobody Wants This' Season Two. Photography Courtesy of Netflix.

Now that Joanne and Noah have (barely) made it past the honeymoon phase, Season two dives straight into the chaos of staying in love. Forget grand gestures, this time it&rsquo;s about the messy middle, including meeting each other&rsquo;s families, juggling careers, and figuring out how to share a life without losing yourself in the process.
The tone also shifts. Creator Erin Foster shifts the focus to what comes after the spark&mdash;the make-or-break stage where love meets real life. It&rsquo;s about blending friends, routines, and holidays, and figuring out what a shared future actually looks like. Faith, identity, and compromise are all on the table, and not even Noah&rsquo;s sermons can guarantee the right answers.

<h2>Nobody Wants This Season Two Cast</h2>

The familiar crew is back: Justine Lupe as Morgan, Joanne&rsquo;s taller, prettier sister (IYKYK); Timothy Simons as Noah&rsquo;s very-married brother, Sasha; and Jackie Tohn as Sasha&rsquo;s wife, Esther. Returning favorites Tovah Feldshuh and Sherry Cola also reprise their roles.
This season brings some exciting new faces too&mdash;Leighton Meester (Adam Brody&rsquo;s real-life wife) joins as Abby, Joanne&rsquo;s middle-school nemesis turned smug Instagram mommy-influencer, while Seth Rogen drops in for a guest appearance that&rsquo;s already fueling fan theories.

<h2>Nobody Wants This Season Two Trailer</h2>

Nobody Wants This, Season 2 Official Trailer, Netflix.

Nobody Wants This | Season 2 Official Trailer | Netflix

If Season one made you laugh, cringe, and maybe question your own dating choices, Season two is ready to take it up a notch. Mark your calendar&mdash;the new season lands on Netflix on October 23, with the full batch of episodes.&nbsp;And the story isn&rsquo;t over yet. The series has officially been renewed for a third season, promising even more twists in the world of Nobody Wants This.

Everything To Know About 'Nobody Wants This' Season 2

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