Nobody Wants This Season 3 is streaming on Netflix, with all 10 episodes released on October 22, 2026. Kristen Bell and Adam Brody return as Joanne and Noah, who move in together, while Sarah Silverman and Andrew Rannells join as new faces in Joanne’s conversion class. Below are the full cast, the plot, the ending explained and what we know about Season 4.
Last updated on October 24, 2026. The ending section contains spoilers. FlixPatrol listed Nobody Wants This as the top TV show on Netflix in the US on October 23 and 24, and for more of what is streaming see our Netflix Top 10 this week page.
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Nobody Wants This Season 3 at a Glance
| Question | Answer |
| Platform | Netflix |
| Release date | Thursday, October 22, 2026, with all episodes at once |
| Episodes | 10 |
| Stars | Kristen Bell as Joanne and Adam Brody as Noah |
| Creator | Erin Foster |
| Showrunners | Bruce Eric Kaplan and Jenni Konner |
| Production company | 20th Television |
| Season 4 | Not announced by Netflix |
Nobody Wants This Season 3 Plot
Joanne and Noah move in together and settle into a relationship that feels solid, with new firsts as a couple. Joanne also starts conversion classes, where she meets a lead rabbi and a classmate with strong opinions. Sasha and Esther return to dating, and Morgan’s career takes off as she nears media-sensation status. Sasha and Morgan also have unspoken feelings for each other, and those feelings drive much of the season’s drama.
Nobody Wants This Season 3 Cast
Five main cast members return: Kristen Bell as Joanne, Adam Brody as Noah, Justine Lupe as Morgan, Timothy Simons as Sasha and Jackie Tohn as Esther. New this season, Sarah Silverman plays Eden, the lead rabbi of Joanne’s conversion class, and Andrew Rannells plays Sebastian, an opinionated classmate. Keyla Monterroso Mejia has a major recurring role, and the guest stars include Avan Jogia, Poorna Jagannathan, Sadie Sandler, Stephanie Koenig and Steven Weber. Creator Erin Foster has a cameo.
Kristen BellPlays JoanneRETURNING
Adam BrodyPlays NoahRETURNING
Justine LupePlays MorganRETURNING
Timothy SimonsPlays SashaRETURNING
Sarah SilvermanPlays Rabbi EdenNEW
Andrew RannellsPlays SebastianNEW
Avan JogiaGuest starGUEST STAR
Steven WeberGuest star, plays JulianGUEST STAR
Erin FosterShow creator, cameoCREATOR
| Actor | Character | Status |
| Kristen Bell | Joanne | Returning |
| Adam Brody | Noah | Returning |
| Justine Lupe | Morgan | Returning |
| Timothy Simons | Sasha | Returning |
| Jackie Tohn | Esther | Returning |
| Sarah Silverman | Rabbi Eden | New |
| Andrew Rannells | Sebastian | New |
| Keyla Monterroso Mejia | Major recurring role | New |
| Steven Weber | Julian | Guest star |
| Avan Jogia, Poorna Jagannathan, Sadie Sandler, Stephanie Koenig | Guest roles | Guest stars |
| Erin Foster | Cameo | Creator |
Nobody Wants This Season 3 Ending Explained (Spoilers)
Spoilers ahead for the Season 3 finale. Joanne and Noah enter the finale engaged and end Episode 10 married. Their Malibu trip was meant to complete Joanne’s conversion, and after her mikvah Noah asks Rabbi Eden to marry them on the beach, and she agrees. A witness walking his dog and a ketubah in Eden’s car are all they need, and the episode ends as the ceremony begins. Showrunners Erin Foster and Jenni Konner confirmed the marriage, with Konner saying the couple are married in the eyes of God but not yet legally.
The Sasha, Morgan and Esther storyline is left unresolved. Esther learns that Sasha slept with Morgan, and Morgan learns that Sasha also spent time with Esther the day before Joanne’s mikvah. Morgan ends the season icing her ankle and upset, and the season ends with Sasha trying to convince Esther that nothing happened before New York. Elsewhere, Ilan steps aside so Sasha can lead the family business, and Bina lets Joanne wear a family heirloom tiara.
Will There Be a Nobody Wants This Season 4?
Netflix has not announced a fourth season, and the Season 3 finale leaves several threads open. Previous seasons have arrived in the fall, so a Season 4, if ordered, would most likely come in fall 2027, but that is our estimate and not an announced date.
Where to Watch Nobody Wants This
All three seasons are on Netflix. If you want more reality and dating shows, see our Love Is Blind Season 11 schedule and couples guide and this week’s reality TV schedule.
Nobody Wants This Season 3 FAQ
When did Nobody Wants This Season 3 come out?
All 10 episodes of Season 3 streamed on Netflix on October 22, 2026.
How many episodes are in Nobody Wants This Season 3?
Ten episodes.
Who is in the Nobody Wants This Season 3 cast?
Kristen Bell, Adam Brody, Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons and Jackie Tohn return. Sarah Silverman, Andrew Rannells and Keyla Monterroso Mejia are new, and Avan Jogia, Poorna Jagannathan, Sadie Sandler, Stephanie Koenig and Steven Weber are guest stars.
Who plays the rabbi in Nobody Wants This Season 3?
Sarah Silverman plays Eden, the lead rabbi of Joanne’s conversion class.
Do Noah and Joanne get married in Season 3?
Yes. They end the finale married on a Malibu beach after Joanne’s mikvah, with Rabbi Eden officiating, and the showrunners confirm they are married in the eyes of God but not yet legally.
What happens with Sasha, Morgan and Esther at the end of Season 3?
Esther learns that Sasha slept with Morgan, and Morgan learns that Sasha also saw Esther the day before. The storyline is left unresolved.
Is there a Nobody Wants This Season 4?
Netflix has not announced a renewal yet.
Who created Nobody Wants This?
Erin Foster, with Bruce Eric Kaplan and Jenni Konner as showrunners.
Where can I watch Nobody Wants This?
On Netflix.
Release details, cast, plot and ending are based on Netflix Tudum and coverage from Yahoo Entertainment and Comic Basics, and this page is updated when Netflix announces a renewal.
Photo credits, via Wikimedia Commons (images cropped): Kristen Bell by Gage Skidmore (CC BY-SA 2.0), Adam Brody by canmar (CC BY 2.0), Justine Lupe by Max (CC BY 3.0), Timothy Simons by Dominick D (CC BY-SA 2.0), Sarah Silverman by David Shankbone (CC BY 2.0), Andrew Rannells by PhilipRomanoPhoto (CC BY-SA 4.0), Avan Jogia by Greg2600 (CC BY-SA 2.0), Erin Foster by TechCrunch (CC BY 2.0), Steven Weber by Kevin Paul (CC BY 4.0).
