What time is Nobody Wants This Season 2 on Netflix?

Nobody Wants This Season 1 was a huge hit for Netflix, so here’s when you can watch Season 2 on the streamer.

Nobody Wants This stars Kirsten Bell as an outspoken and agnostic podcast host Joanne, who falls for rabbi Noah, played by Adam Brody.

Season 1 dropped on Netflix in September 2024, revolved around the ups and downs of their relationship, and was loosely based on the lived experience of creator and showrunner Erin Foster.

Season 2 drops this week, and sees the bond between Joanne and Noah deepen while becoming more complicated, so here’s when you can watch the comedy and drama unfold.

What time is Nobody Wants This Season 2 on Netflix?

Nobody Wants This Season 2 launches on Netflix at 12am PT/3am ET on Thursday, October 23, 2025.

You can find out when it’s airing on the streaming service in other time zones below:

4am Brazil
8am UK
9am Central European Summer Time
12.30pm India Standard Time
5pm Australia
7pm New Zealand

How many episodes are there?

Nobody Wants This Season 2 consists of 10 episodes, which is the same amount as Season 1.

But while the length of seasons remain the same, the cast is expanding, with Leighton Meester, Miles Fowler, Alex Karpovsky, and Arian Moayed joining the ensemble.

Meester – who is married to Adam Brody in real-life – plays Abby, a character that’s described as “Joanne’s nemesis from middle school who is now an Instagram mommy influencer.”

Fowler is one of Noah’s Matzah Baller teammates, Karpovsky is an overly confident rabbi, and Moayed is a charming psychotherapist.

They join the following returning cast members:

Kristen Bell as Joanne
Adam Brody as Noah
Justine Lupe as Morgan
Timothy Simons as Sasha
Jackie Tohn as Esther
Michael Hitchcock as Henry
Stephanie Faracy as Lynne
Paul Ben-Victor as Ilan
Tovah Feldshuh as Bina
Sherry Cola as Ashley
D’Arcy Carden as Ryann

What is Season 2 about?

Season 2 will focus on whether Joanne and Noah’s love for each other is enough to sustain a long-term relationship.

As the couple get serious, Erin Foster tells Netflix: “It’s such an interesting part of every relationship when you now have to see if you can make it work with each other’s friends, day-to-day routines, and how you handle the milestones that come in those first few months together from holidays, birthdays, and what you each think the future should look like.”

While Adam Brody says of the commitment his character made at the end of Season 1: “In the light of day, will he still feel that way? I don’t know. It’s an open question.”

Brody adds: ““I think that’s what the show can explore. What should he do? What should she do? What version of sacrifice is worth it? What constitutes growth, or what constitutes dimming yourself to be with someone else? It’s a sacrifice, but ideally, you grow together and you’re better for it – you don’t have to [lop] off a limb.”