Netflix’s romantic comedy Nobody Wants This is back with its third season, and Joanne and Noah’s love story is entering a new phase. With the couple now living together, the series explores what happens after the initial romance settles into everyday life. Starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, the show also brings back its familiar ensemble while introducing nine new faces who add fresh complications, comic moments and unexpected connections.
Sarah Silverman as Rabbi Eden
Comedian and actor Sarah Silverman joins the series as Rabbi Eden, who teaches Joanne’s Introduction to Judaism class. Warm, quirky and occasionally critical, Eden becomes an important presence as Joanne takes steps towards converting to Judaism.
Andrew Rannells as Sebastien
Andrew Rannells plays Sebastien, Joanne’s opinionated classmate and rival in her conversion class. His character challenges Joanne and plants doubts about the future of her relationship with Noah. However, the two continue spending time together, making their dynamic an interesting addition to the season.
Keyla Monterroso Mejia As Amber
Keyla Monterroso Mejia plays Amber, another student in Joanne’s Introduction to Judaism class. Unlike Joanne, Amber is particularly focused on finding a Jewish husband. Her single-minded approach to romance provides another perspective on dating, faith and expectations, while expanding the circle of characters Joanne encounters during her conversion journey.
Avan Jogia as Travis
Avan Jogia joins the cast as Travis, Joanne’s former boyfriend. Confident and difficult to impress, Travis enjoys getting under Joanne’s skin. His arrival adds another complication to her life with Noah, particularly as the couple settles into living together.
Erin Foster as Nicole
Series creator Erin Foster makes an on-screen appearance as Nicole, a chaotic, perpetually single woman who represents a version of Joanne’s life that could have taken a very different turn. The character is a fan of Joanne’s podcast, and her appearance threatens to derail an important romantic gesture from Noah.
Poorna Jagannathan as Eleanor
Indian-American actor Poorna Jagannathan plays Eleanor, Sebastien’s sharp-tongued aunt. A martini-loving publisher, Eleanor meets Morgan to discuss her book idea but is unimpressed by her approach. Her character connects the series’ romantic storylines with Morgan’s professional ambitions.
Steven Weber as Julian
Steven Weber plays Julian, a wealthy, divorced father who enters Esther’s life as she explores dating after separating from Sasha. Described as grounded, funny and self-assured, Julian appears to offer a different kind of romantic possibility for Esther.
Stephanie Koenig as Poppy
Stephanie Koenig appears as Poppy, a woman Sasha meets through a dating app. Cheerful but candid, Poppy is not afraid to question whether the two are genuinely compatible. Her character brings another awkward and potentially entertaining encounter into Sasha’s attempts to navigate single life.
Sadie Sandler as Denise
Actor Sadie Sandler plays Denise, a young psychic who gives Morgan a reading. Morgan interprets the predictions through the lens of her ambitions, particularly her hopes of becoming a successful author. Denise’s appearance adds a playful element to Morgan’s storyline, which centres on career reinvention, relationships and figuring out what comes next.