Season 3 of Nobody Wants This is now available on Netflix and the first audience data is already on the table. In its first four days on the platform, the batch accumulated 6.2 million views, placing it among the top ten most-watched titles in 56 countries and reaching number one in 11 of them. Netflix, for now, has not confirmed if there will be a fourth season.
Nobody Wants This is the Netflix romantic comedy starring Kristen Bell as Joanne, a sex podcaster, and Adam Brody as Noah, a devoted rabbi. The series was created by Erin Foster and produced by 3 Arts Entertainment.
Below, we review the renewal status, the audience figures accumulated by the three seasons, and what can be expected from a potential season 4.
Nobody Wants This season 4 renewal status
The official renewal status is pending, according to the latest update available as of October 22, 2026. Netflix has not yet given the green light to a fourth season of Nobody Wants This, although historically the platform has acted quickly with this series.
In fact, Netflix renewed both the second and third seasons just two weeks after the premiere of seasons one and two respectively, a much faster pace than usual for other original titles on the platform. If that trend continues, we could hear news about season 4 in the coming days, with November 5 marked as a likely date for a renewal announcement.
How season 3 performed at its premiere
In its first four days on Netflix, season 3 totaled 6.2 million views, entering the top 10 in 56 countries, reaching number one in 11 markets, and landing at the number two spot on the global weekly list. The return also triggered a spike in viewership for seasons 1 and 2, which saw their numbers multiply by up to three.
Comparison with previous seasons
The figure for season 3 is lower than its predecessors. Season 1 debuted with 10.3 million views in its first four days, while season 2 totaled 8.6 million in the same period. This represents a 16.5% drop between season 1 and 2, and a 27.91% decrease between season 2 and 3. Overall, the total change between season 1 and season 3 represents a 39.81% reduction in the opening.
In the long-term cumulative data, season 1 reached 48.7 million views after six weeks on Netflix, while season 2 reached 25.4 million after four weeks. In its first five weeks on the platform, views fell by 20.6 million between the first and second seasons.
Nobody Wants This versus other recent Netflix premieres
Despite this decline, Nobody Wants This remains one of the strongest comedies in the Netflix catalog. Compared to other recent premieres on the platform in their first week, season 3 sits in sixth place in a group of nine titles: The Four Seasons - Season 1 leads with 11.9 million, followed by Nobody Wants This - Season 1 with 10.3 million, Running Point - Season 1 with 9.3 million, Nobody Wants This - Season 2 with 8.6 million, A Man on the Inside - Season 1 with 6.9 million, and then Nobody Wants This - Season 3 with 6.2 million. Behind them are Running Point - Season 2 with 5.3 million, The Four Seasons - Season 2 with 4.4 million, and Big Mistakes - Season 1 with 2.7 million.
Total views accumulated by the series
Since its premiere, the first season of Nobody Wants This has accumulated 81 million total views, while the second season has 34.5 million. Together, the series exceeds 110 million views between both installments, consolidating itself as one of Netflix's most successful comedy titles.
What Erin Foster has said about a possible season 4
In a recent interview with Parade magazine, the series creator, Erin Foster, confirmed that there is still a story to tell if Netflix decides to renew the series for a fourth season.
Foster explained: There are those next steps as people who are no longer in their 20s, getting married, and you start a little behind everyone else. I experienced it when I got married, I was 37, and it's a different experience. So yes, I think there is more story to tell.
The creator added that she does not hold on too tightly to the outcome and prefers to let the audience set the course: I never want to have a show that lasts longer than people want to watch it. I would rather people want more than want less.
What happened in the season 3 finale
In the third season, Joanne and Noah face living together, professional changes, and Joanne's conversion to Judaism, eventually getting engaged despite the intense interference of Bina, Noah's mother, in the wedding preparations. At the same time, Sasha and Esther separate, and tension erupts in the finale when Esther discovers that Sasha had a one-night stand with Morgan during a trip to New York, shortly before Esther and Sasha slept together.
After a heated family argument sparked by this revelation, Joanne and Noah escape the chaos and impulsively elope to get married on the beach, leaving their respective families completely out of the decision.
What season 4 could explore
Based on the outcome of the season 3 finale, the fourth installment could focus on the consequences of Joanne and Noah's beach elopement, with Bina likely pushing to organize a more traditional reception to make up for the improvised wedding. The couple could also clash over Joanne's more public career pivot and plans to start a family.
For her part, Morgan might stop waiting for Sasha, channeling her romantic frustration into her podcast and seeking a more emotionally available relationship. This would force Sasha to adapt to his new independence and decide whether to fight for Morgan or attempt a complicated reconciliation with Esther. Esther, meanwhile, seems headed toward prioritizing her career in real estate and her relationship with Julian, provided she can manage the aftermath of her affair with Sasha and the pain of having learned about his secret relationship with Morgan.
When could season 4 premiere on Netflix
Nobody Wants This has premiered quite regularly on Netflix in recent years, especially seasons 2 and 3, which arrived in late October.
If the fourth season follows this pattern, and assuming production starts relatively quickly in early 2027, the return of the series could be in October 2027. This is, for now, an estimate based on the series' usual schedule, as Netflix has not confirmed a release date or officially renewed the show.
Frequently asked questions about Nobody Wants This season 4
Has Netflix renewed Nobody Wants This for a season 4?
No. As of the last available update on October 22, 2026, the renewal status is listed as pending. Netflix has not officially confirmed a fourth season.
How many views did season 3 of Nobody Wants This have at its premiere?
Season 3 accumulated 6.2 million views in its first four days on Netflix, entering the top 10 in 56 countries and reaching number one in 11 of them.
Did season 3 have more or less audience than previous seasons?
It had less audience at its premiere. Season 1 debuted with 10.3 million views and season 2 with 8.6 million, compared to the 6.2 million of season 3, which represents a 39.81% drop compared to the first installment.
Who stars in Nobody Wants This?
The series stars Kristen Bell as Joanne and Adam Brody as Noah. It was created by Erin Foster and produced by 3 Arts Entertainment.
When could season 4 of Nobody Wants This premiere?
There is no confirmed date. If the series maintains the release pattern of previous seasons and production begins in early 2027, the return could be in October 2027, although this depends on Netflix confirming the renewal first.
What has the series creator said about a possible season 4?
Erin Foster told Parade magazine that there is still more story to tell, although she noted that she prefers to let the audience's response determine the future of the series rather than dragging it out artificially.