Nobody wants 2 this season: In summary
- Filming packed for season 2 in the middle of May 2025
- This may indicate that the series is on schedule for a similar release window as season 1
- Adam Brody has discussed the meaning of ‘Die Kus with Netflix Tudum
Netflix struck it out of the park in the fall 2024 with no one wants this, a breakout, heart-warming ROM-Com series that followed an enormous social media. The show follows on a sex spodcaster, Joanne, and a rabbi, Noah, who meet in a bar.
Despite that ridiculous description, this series has captured the hearts of viewers – with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody who have chemistry who is outside the hit lists and Timothy Simons and Justine Lupe that offers hilarious Sidekick energy … Plus, Brody’s Hot Rabbi Appeal (assisted with OC).
If you want all ten episodes from no one who wants this, you know that the story has been left on a large cliffhanger. With that in mind we have collected everything we know about season 2 of the Netflix -hit.
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When can nobody release 2 this season?
We may not have to wait too long for season 2 of no one wants this if the production schedule for the first season is something to go – and luckily this last season seems to follow the same trend.
The series was Greenlit by Netflix on March 1, 2023, while filming started in March 2024 – the series was then released only six months later.
Filming for season 2 was estimated at the start in February 2025, according to US Weekly, and packed in the middle of May 2025. This was confirmed by the Instagram -post of Jackie Tohn, where images of Kristen Bell, Adam Brody and Justine Lupe are all provided:
This filming date is a similar time as season 1, So We estimate that nobody wants this to be able to return in September/October 2025.
This is of course just a well -trained gamble. As soon as Netflix makes further announcements, we will update this article.
Who can play in no one, wants 2 this season?
Netflix has not confirmed a cast list for season 2. Foster, however, told the wrap that both Kristen Bell and Adam Brody would return and Joanne and Noah respectively.
We could also see the following actors return:
- Justine Lupe as Morgan
- Timothy Simons as Sasha
- Stephanie Faracy as Lynn
- Tovah Feldshuh as Bina
- Paul Ben-Victor as Ilan
- Jackie Tohn as Esther
- Emily Arlook as Rebecca
- Sherry Cola as Ashley
- Shiloh Bearman as Miriam
- Stephen Tobolowsky as Rabbi Cohen
Creator Erin Foster, however, will pass the role of only one executive producer, who pass on Showrunner tasks to Girls Alumni, Jenni Konner and Bruce Eric Kaplan.
What can the plot of nobody want this season 2?
We would expect that the show will pick up not long after the events of the first season – Spoilers for the end of episode 10 below!
Joanne and her sister appeared an unexpected appearance on the bat Mitswa of Noah, despite originally fake disease to get out. Once she learned about Rebecca’s lies about her and Noah that kept contact, she decided to show face.
After arrival, she announces Noah that she is happy to convert to Judaism – something that he had originally said was crucial for a serious relationship and would allow him to be promoted to lead Rabbi.
After learning about the responsibilities involved with the wife of a rabbi, she makes a U-turn, being honest that this is not what she wants. She ends the relationship and leaves.
In real romantic style, Noah chases her to kiss her, which proves that he still wants to be with her.
But what does that mean? Well, Brody told Tudum that the kiss is his way of saying: “I put you first. All the other will work out itself, but I say you are my priority.”
Although that might seem like a mocking thing, this is a theme that will be central to the complexity of Joanne and Noah’s relationship in the future. Like Brody worked out in the same article: ‘I think that is what the show can investigate. What should he do? What should she do? Which version of the sacrifice is it worth? What is growth, or what is the dimming of yourself to be with someone else?
It is a sacrifice, but ideally you grow together and you are better for it – you don’t have to lobe a limb. ”
Another big storyline of season 2 could be the budding friendship between Morgan and Sasha. Timothy Simons is expanding in the same article: “… It makes sense that which loser brother or sister is connecting, that is a connection … they try to navigate what that connection really means or what is behind it. They can’t deny that there is one, but what is under it?”
This is made more complicated by Sasha’s wife, Esther, who is quite threatened by Morgan and her sister. Jackie Tohn explains more about the mentality of her character towards the end of the first season: “… from Esther’s point of view, the wheels fall off.
There are secrets that happened. I don’t know how deep they are, and we don’t discover that before the end of the season. What has actually been going on? How close are they? ”
That is why there is a chance that we could see a potential fall -out between Sasha and Esther as he and Morgan get closer.
Is there a season 3 from no one wants this?
No confirmation has been given about the future of nobody who wants this after season 2. But Maker in Foster told Indiewire the following:
I think the conversations certainly started with a potential season 2. The story in season 1 really unfolds. And so I think that if there is a season 2, I would just want to go a little further where we leave and keep doing it slowly, because I don’t want us to be too far for ourselves. I mean, I want my show to be in the air for as long as possible!
So the maker has plans for what sounds like several seasons – plus, the early renewal for season 2 can be a good sign that this show will continue for many years.
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