Nobody Wants This creator hopes to do another season if people want it

In the world of television, "Nobody Wants This" has taken a unique approach to its storytelling. Creator Erin Foster, inspired by her own life experiences, has crafted a romantic comedy series that delves into the lives of rabbi Noah Roklov and unfiltered podcast host Joanne Williams. The third season premiered recently, and Foster is thrilled to be a part of the narrative, expressing her desire to see the show continue.

"I'm so attached to this show and to the story, and would love to see it continue," Foster told Parade. However, Foster also acknowledges the importance of knowing when to let go, emphasizing that it's better to end a show before the audience wishes for it to be off the air. In the case of "Nobody Wants This," season three showcased the couple moving in together, getting engaged, Joanne converting to Judaism, and their spontaneous beach wedding over the course of 10 episodes.

Adding complexity to the story, Joanne's sister Morgan and Noah's brother Sasha's off-screen romance took unexpected turns, leading to a messy love triangle. Foster herself admitted that there's more story to tell, but she's conscious of the risks of a show overstaying its welcome, citing examples like "Supernatural" and "Grey's Anatomy." She remains fluid about the potential outcome, stating that she doesn't want to have a show that goes on longer than people want to see it.

Foster's cautious optimism about the show's future is evident, as Netflix has shown a consistent pattern of renewing the series shortly after each season's debut. The hope is that the fourth season will be announced soon, as the show's popularity and engaging storylines make it a strong contender for another season.