Netflix wants another season of Nobody Wants This

Netflix has renewed the popular rom-com Nobody Wants This for another season, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The show's third season premiered recently, drawing in 13.4 million views and securing the title of largest opening week for a returning comedy of the year. Co-showrunners Erin Foster, Jenni Konner, and Bruce Eric Kaplan expressed their delight at the opportunity to continue the show, describing it as "the one we run."

However, the season's arrival came with its share of controversy. Stars and creators, including Adam Brody, sparked a debate by sharing their views on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Brody initially referred to it as "Genocide" and expressed a desire for a "free Palestine." In response to Brody's comments, co-creator Erin Foster, who converted to Judaism, attempted to diffuse the tension by stating, "While I love Adam, I also disagree with him.

And that's okay." Fellow cast member Tovah Feldshuh took the conversation further by dismissing Brody's assertions, saying, "To accuse the Jewish people of genocide is wild. It's right out of Hitler's playbook."

Despite these pointed disagreements, tensions on set were quickly dismissed by those involved as "profound differences of opinion." The showrunners are now looking forward to another season, ready to navigate the complexities of the ongoing discourse.