“Nobody Wants This” Returns October 22nd With a New Chapter for Joanne and Noah

Nobody Wants This returns to Netflix on Thursday, October 22nd, with 10 new episodes and a relationship milestone for Joanne and Noah. Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s characters are moving in together, shifting the romantic comedy from the uncertainty of getting together to the daily work of building a shared life.
Netflix’s official season preview puts that forward movement at the heart of the third season. Creator Erin Foster and co-showrunners Jenni Konner and Bruce Eric Kaplan describe a chapter intended to preserve the couple’s flirtation and humor while exploring what comes after the big romantic decision.
The next step brings new questions
The official trailer shows the pair settling into domestic routines, including shared bathroom time and affectionate moments around their home. Netflix’s trailer breakdown also points to Joanne’s conversion process, with Sarah Silverman joining as Rabbi Eden and Andrew Rannells appearing as Sebastien.
Those additions expand the world around the central relationship. The trailer introduces new conversations at Temple Chai and makes clear that family expectations and religious identity remain part of Joanne and Noah’s story, even as the couple moves forward together.
Watch the official Netflix trailer below for a preview of that next chapter. It offers scenes from the upcoming season, so viewers who prefer to avoid advance story details may want to save it until after watching the episodes.
The supporting cast has changes ahead
The season also follows Sasha and Esther after their separation, while Morgan faces new possibilities in her career and personal life. Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons and Jackie Tohn return alongside Bell and Brody, keeping the wider family and friendship circle central to the series.
This is a preview of Netflix’s announced season, rather than a review of episodes ahead of release. The key viewing detail is straightforward: the third season arrives October 22nd on Netflix, with the official trailer available here before the premiere.
For another addition to the week’s streaming calendar, read PowerPage’s guide to Gladiator and Gladiator II on Netflix. The two selections offer very different options for viewers deciding what to put on their watchlist.






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