Season 2 Secrets: What Surprises Lurk in ‘Nobody Wants This’?

Season 2 Secrets: What Surprises Lurk in ‘Nobody Wants This’?

Is it possible for Netflix to outdo itself in making us collectively question what, exactly, we’re all doing with our lives on a Tuesday night? Season two of Nobody Wants This has landed, and suddenly, I’m pondering—are any of us really immune to the allure of a sex-positive podcaster falling for a rabbi, set in the only city wild enough for such cosmic chemistry: Los Angeles? The image alone looks like something AI would spit out after being fed the terms “rom-com,” “bagels,” and “I can’t believe this isn’t a real show, wait—it is.” I don’t know about you, but when Kristen Bell starts method-acting her way through proper bagel consumption and Barack Obama’s soothing tones narrate a love triangle featuring a Buddhist monk, I can’t help but laugh out loud. Is this satire, or is the universe just screwing with my algorithm? Either way, if your mom still can’t quite get the show’s name right, you’re not alone . Ready to dive into the wildest alternate-timeline meet-cute yet? LEARN MORE.

Another season of Nobody Wants This dropped on Netflix, marking a new chapter in the love story between a sex-positive podcaster and a rabbi in Los Angeles. Here is everything we know about season two of the breakout rom-com series.


Kristen Bell prepared for the role by spending six months learning how to eat a bagel.


Adam Brody recast to appease antisemitic fans


Your mom still calls it “This Is Where We End This.”


Takes place in alternate timeline where U.S.S.R. won the space race


A love triangle brews after a sexy Buddhist monk moves in next door.


Characters keep accidentally calling Kristen Bell’s character “Carrie.”


Voiceover narration provided by Barack Obama


Finally settles the Vilna Gaon vs. Baal Shem Tov debate over Hasidism

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