Netflix has renewed Nobody Wants This for a fourth season. The Nobody Wants This season 4 renewal was announced on November 6, 2026, just over two weeks after Season 3 premiered on October 22. The romantic comedy stars Kristen Bell and Adam Brody. Netflix has not announced a release date, episode count or plot details for the new season, Variety and other outlets report.
How Netflix announced it
Netflix confirmed the renewal in a press release and a post on its official X account, which What’s on Netflix quoted. Kristen Bell shared the news on Instagram the same day with a clip from Season 3’s proposal scene, and creator Erin Foster reposted it with the caption “It’s official,†E! News reported.
In Netflix’s statement, the show’s three showrunners, Erin Foster, Jenni Konner and Bruce Eric Kaplan, said they were thrilled to make another season. Tracey Pakosta, Netflix’s vice president of comedy series in the US, said: “Great love stories never go out of style.â€
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Cast and creative team
Bell plays Joanne, a podcaster, and Brody plays Noah, a rabbi. The rest of the cast listed by Variety includes Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons, Jackie Tohn, Stephanie Faracy, Michael Hitchcock, Paul Ben-Victor, Tovah Feldshuh, Andrew Rannells, Sarah Silverman, Shiloh Bearman and Sherry Cola. Netflix has not announced any Season 4 cast changes.
Foster created the series and runs it with Konner and Kaplan. Bell is also an executive producer, and the show is produced by 20th Television and filmed in Los Angeles. E! notes that Foster based the story partly on her own life with her husband, Simon Tikhman, and that the Season 3 proposal episode drew on how he proposed to her in 2019.
Where Season 3 left things (spoilers)
Season 3 followed Joanne and Noah as they moved in together, while Sasha and Esther returned to dating and Morgan’s career took off. The season’s big romantic moment is Noah’s proposal. According to What’s on Netflix’s recap, Joanne also converts to Judaism during the season, Noah’s mother, Bina, tries to steer the wedding plans, and the finale ends with the couple eloping on the beach without telling their families. The same recap says Esther learns that Sasha had a one-night stand with Morgan, which leaves both relationships open for Season 4.
How the show has performed
Netflix counts a “view†as total hours watched divided by a title’s runtime. By that measure, What’s on Netflix reports these opening figures:
- Season 1: 10.3 million views in its first week
- Season 2: 8.6 million views in its first week
- Season 3: 6.2 million views in its first four days, and 13.4 million by the end of its second week
Season 3 reached No. 2 on Netflix’s weekly chart and the top 10 in 56 countries. Variety adds that Season 1 spent eight weeks in Netflix’s global top 10 for English-language TV and Season 2 spent four. The audience has shrunk with each season, but What’s on Netflix still ranks it among the service’s best-performing comedies, and a renewal two weeks after launch suggests Netflix agrees.
When could Season 4 arrive?
There is no date. Seasons 2 and 3 both arrived in late October, so What’s on Netflix suggests October 2027 as a possible window if production starts in early 2027. That is a guess based on past patterns, not a Netflix announcement.
What is still unknown
- The Season 4 premiere date and episode count
- Whether any cast members leave or join
- Plot details beyond what the Season 3 finale sets up
For more Netflix coverage, see our guide to Sacrifice on Netflix: cast, premise and reviews.
Sources
- Variety: Nobody Wants This Renewed for Season 4 at Netflix
- What’s on Netflix: Nobody Wants This officially renewed for Season 4
- E! News: Nobody Wants This Renewed for Season Four on Netflix
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