In addition to Adam Brody as Rabbi Noah Roklov, two other Jewish actors step in to play rabbis — Alex Karpovsky as another Rabbi Noah and Seth Rogen as Rabbi Neil, the leader of a congregation more progressive than the original Rabbi Noah’s Temple Chai.

Although conversion has been a main point of contention between the couple since Season 1, Season 2 made it clear that Noah will never fully commit to a life with Joanne until she decides to convert to Judaism,

Nobody Wants This Season 2 has a perfect combination of closure and mess, which is exactly what viewers wanted to see in Erin Foster's sharply written romantic dramedy.

Season 2 of "Nobody Wants This," which has ten episodes, will be released on Thursday, Oct. 23. According to Netflix, the episodes will be available to watch in the United States beginning at 3 a.m. EST. "Nobody Wants This" is available to watch on Netflix.

Millennials are swooning over everyone’s favorite unlikely couple’s return to Netflix—but not all critics agree.

Noah and Joanne returned in Nobody Wants This Season 2, and now the couple has to experience life after their new love fades.

Nobody Wants This, Netflix's runaway 2024 hit starring Adrian Brody and Kristen Bell as a rabbi and agnostic sex and relationship podcaster who enter a mismatched (and possibly doomed) romance, is back for season 2.