Nobody Wants This fans say the same thing as Netflix cast confirm season 2 release date
WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Nobody Wants This.
Nobody Wants This season two's release date has been unveiled with the main cast given the job of announcing exactly when it will be out.
Season one of Adam Brody and Kristen Bell's new rom-com series took the world by storm last year as Netflix fans couldn't get enough of Rabbi Noah and podcaster Joanne's turbulent romance.
It took less than a month for the streamer to confirm the show's future and thankfully, there will be more to come from Noah, Joanne and their meddling families with series two on the way.
The main cast made up of Bell, Brody, Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons and Jackie Tohn featured in a video where they get a Magic 8 ball to answer questions about series two.
Brody was disappointed to get 'try again loser' as he asked if Noah's basketball team Matzah Ballers would make it to the play-offs and Lupe celebrated as she received a 'Mazel Tov' on Morgan finding love this time around.
Bell then asked: 'What is coming on October 23?', prompting the Magic 8 ball to reply 'Ask a Rabbi'.
Brody then took his cue and replied: 'And the Rabbi says, season two [of] your favourite show and mine, Nobody Wants This.'
Following the announcement, fans flooded to YouTube and X, formerly Twitter, to express their excitement with many sharing that they 'cannot wait' for the new episodes.
Some fans though couldn't help but comment on the quick turn around with series two's release date announced less than a year since the first outing.
A user remarked: 'I'm genuinely shocked! A show that has its second season released only a year after the first one?!
'I never thought I'd see that happen again! Usually shows take two years before another season releases!'
A second agreed: 'Happy to hear. It feels kinda fast in a good way. Shows have been taking forever to come back on.'
Another added: 'The turnaround on this to season two soooo good ! Well done to all involved.'
'Finally a show when you don't have to wait 2 3 years for a new season,' someone else remarked.
A new casting announcement has already been made with Gossip Girl legend and Brody's real-life wife Leighton Meester joining for Nobody Wants This season two.
It has been revealed that Meester is going to play Abby, Joanne's school nemesis who now works as an Instagram mommy influencer.
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