Netflix’s Nobody Wants This Season 3 Gets Official Rotten Tomatoes Audience Verdict

Published Oct 25, 2026, 2:01 PM EDT Matthew Rudoy is one of ScreenRant's Movie & TV News Editors. He covers the latest in movie & TV news, with a focus on major franchises like Star Wars, The Boys, and Game of Thrones, and also writes some features and reviews. He wrote lists for ScreenRant from 2017-2022, became a news writer in 2023, a senior staff writer in 2024, and an editor in 2025. The audience verdict is in for Nobody Wants This season 3. Netflix's hit romantic comedy series returns with sex and dating podcaster Joanne Williams (Kristen Bell) and Rabbi Noah Roklov (Adam Brody) moving in together, while Joanne converts to Judaism. Noah's brother, Sasha Roklov (Timothy Simons), is figuring out what his life looks like now that he and his wife, Esther Roklov (Jackie Tohn), are separated, and she is also on her own journey of self-discovery. As for Joanne's sister, Morgan Williams (Justine Lupe), she finds new professional success when her podcast episode goes viral. On Rotten Tomatoes, Nobody Wants This season 3 has debuted with a 72% audience score. Since the score is based on fewer than 50 ratings as of this writing, the number may fluctuate as more are added to the aggregation site. 72% is a significant improvement from season 2's "Rotten" 57% audience score, but still below season 1's 84% score. As for the Tomatometer scores, season 3 is also higher than season 2, but season 1 still holds the record for the show's best result. Check out the breakdown below: Nobody Wants This Season Tomatometer Score Popcornmeter Score Season 1 (2024) 95% 84% Season 2 (2025) 80% 57% Season 3 (2026) 87% 72% The trajectory of the Rotten Tomatoes scores reflect the opinion that season 1 remains the best, while season 3 is an improvement over season 2. This is highlighted in many of the audience reviews that praise the show for returning to the roots of what worked well in season 1. Some of the other reviews also praise Bell and Brody's chemistry, an effective balance between humor and romantic drama, and how Morgan, Sasha, Esther, and members of the supporting cast keep the story engaging beyond Joanne and Noah's relationship. These responses are largely consistent with ScreenRant's Nobody Wants This season 3 review, in which Liz Hersey gives the new episodes six out of 10 stars and writes that "season 3 is a return to form for Noah and Joanne, who are back to their almost sickeningly sweet (but actually very cute) lovey-doveyness." As for the more negative audience reviews, some of them take issue with the immaturity of the adult characters or how they find Morgan, Sasha, Esther, and the other Nobody Wants This characters to be more interesting than Joanne and Noah. Rabbi Eden (Sarah Silverman), Sebastien (Andrew Rannells), Julian (Steven Weber), and Travis (Avan Jogia) are among some of the new characters, while Ilan Roklov (Paul Ben-Victor), Bina Roklov (Tovah Feldshuh), Lynn Williams (Stephanie Faracy), Henry Williams (Michael Hitchcock), and Ashley (Sherry Cola) are back from previous seasons. Choose the movie with the higher Rotten Tomatoes score. Along with the largely positive responses to season 3, it is performing well on streaming, as it is Netflix's number one show in the U.S. as of this writing, ahead of From, The New Stanford Prison Experiment, Love is Blind, The Diplomat, Below, TYSON, Theon Von: I'm Doing Fine, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, and The Great British Baking Show. Worldwide, Nobody Wants This is in second place, only behind Lupin, which released its season 4 episodes on October 23, the same day as season 3 of the romantic comedy. Since first premiering in the fall of 2024, the show has returned annually at the same time of year. If the positive reviews and streaming viewership can lead to a relatively quick renewal for season 4, Nobody Wants This has the potential to bring the show back in the fall of 2027, continuing its consistent release schedule. All episodes of Nobody Wants This are streaming on Netflix. Release Date September 26, 2024 Network Netflix Showrunner Jenni Konner, Bruce Eric Kaplan Directors Greg Mottola, Lawrence Trilling, Oz Rodriguez, Hannah Fidell Writers Lindsay Golder, Jane Becker, Barbie Adler, Neel Shah, Niki Schwartz-Wright Creator(s) Erin Foster