Kristen Bell and Adam Brody break down the Nobody Wants This Season 2 finale - including Joanne's 'lightbulb moment' and what it means for Season 3.

Creator Erin Foster and cast reveal how stars including Adam Brody, Kristen Bell and Justine Lupe landed in the Netflix rom-com.

Kristen Bell recalls filming a sex scene with Adam Brody while pregnant, which he refers to as 'our threesome': 'I do not want my daughter to hear.'

Kristen Bell said it took her 'months' to convince Adam Brody to star alongside her in the Netflix hit 'Nobody Wants This.' Series 2 of the hit show is available to stream right now

Nobody Wants This” is finally back for its second season, and the romance between Kristen Bell's Joanne and Adam Brody's Noah back and better than ever.

"Nobody Wants This" star Kristen Bell reveals what "would be comedically entertaining" for her to portray in Season 3.

Joanne and Noah's relationship issues on season 2 of Nobody Wants This felt familiar to Kristen Bell, given some of the challenges she’s experienced with husband Dax Shepard. When Netflix released season 2 on Thursday,

"We send Adam a lot of voice notes when we like his performances," says Bell of how much she and husband Dax Shepard are fans of Brody.

While there is plenty of romance in Nobody Wants This Season 2, the platonic relationships — from Joanne and Morgan’s sisterly highs and lows to Esther’s budding friendship with the pair to Joanne and Esther’s tumultuous connection to Bina — help create an even fuller picture of what it means to blend families.

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"Maybe season 3, Morgan and Joanne go on sabbatical, and then it's us," Foster's sister Sara, who's one of the show's executive producers, suggested, referring to Justine Lupe and Bell's characters on the show, who are sisters who host a podcast called "Nobody Wants This."

Kristen Bell dishes on the second season of her hit Netflix series "Nobody Wants This," and explains how she based her character off of the show's creator Erin Foster, the hyper-specific moments that make the show so relatable,