Netflix has welcomed autumn with Nobody wants this, a series of those that become a comforting safe place ten episodes in which, under a blanket of pleasant fiction and sophisticated dialogues, take refuge from external hostilities with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody playing at falling in love, distancing yourself, getting together and, above all, being gorgeous.
With doses of less than half an hour, it is easy to get dazzled by this romantic comedy starring the former youth stars Veronica Mars and The OC, brought together by the showrunner Erin Foster to tell one love story with strong ties in his own sentimental experience with a Jewish boy.
Bell plays Joanne, an outgoing podcast host, and Brody is Noah, an unconventional rabbi. They meet at dinner at a mutual friend’s house and soon sparks fly. a relationship that everyone considers doomed to failure. Will their attraction and undeniable chemistry be enough to keep them together? If you are here it is because end of the first season It has still left you with doubt.
How does the first season end? Spoilers
Yes ok Nobody wants this is careful to end its ten episodes with the closest to a happy ending For the story presented, the unknowns it leaves open are evident. Joanne (Bell) is aware that she is not ready to convert to Judaism because of Noah (Brody), for whom faith is a fundamental element of his life and whose work exerts an important positive influence in the community.
However, after chasing Joanne’s bus in the umpteenth display of commitment to the tropes of rom-com classic As the series shows, Noah catches up with her and tells her that he has chosen to be with her instead of aspiring to the position of chief rabbi of the synagogue. Although this gives for a tender final moment, It’s clear that it’s a decision that will have ramifications as soon as their families find out.
Will there be a second season? First signs
Netflix still has not officially renewed Nobody wants this for a second season, but Erin Foster made it clear during the promo that it was not a miniseries. Therefore, it is evident the intention of prolong the story in the event that you are successful in finding your audience on the platform.
“We’ve already started talking about a potential second season,” Foster told IndieWire before the premiere. “The story develops very calmly during the first season and, if there was a second, I would like to pick up where we left off and continue taking our time. I don’t want to get ahead of myself too much, I would like my series to be on the air as long as possible! possible!”
Not only is the creator up for the job, but she ensures that her protagonists are as well. “I would love to do a second season. Kristen (Bell) and Adam (Brody) would love to do a second season,” he said in TheWrap. “There is much more story to tell “Yes, people like the series, and I would love to be able to continue telling it.”
It can be concluded that we are facing all the signs of a imminent future renewal, until Netflix’s viewing figures add up. Something that, judging by its presence in the top 10 of the most watched since it was released, is happening: with 10.3 million views in its first three days, It is the second most viewed title just below Monsters: The Story of Lyle and Erik Menéndez.
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