Netflix's "Nobody Wants This" stars Adam Brody as a rabbi and Kristen Bell as a podcast host. Here's the real-life inspiration behind their romance.

If you’ve already binge-watched all ten episodes of Netflix’s new rom-com Nobody Wants This, then you will be pleased to know that season two is a definite possibility. SAEED ADYANI/NETFLIXCreator and executive producer Erin Foster recently sat down for an interview with IndieWire to discuss the success of Nobody Wants This.

Netflix’s new romantic sitcom, “Nobody Wants This,” feels too good to be true — but it’s not. The series is based on creator Erin Foster’s real experiences. Foster’s “Nobody Wants This” is loosely based on her own love story.

Erin Foster is addressing critics of her new Netflix show "Nobody Wants This," who say the show perpetuates negative stereotypes about Jewish people.

In the lead-up to the premiere of “Nobody Wants This,” questions about the show’s portrayal of Judaism were already being raised. Erin Foster addressed her approach to depicting it onscreen.

Erin Foster, creator of 'Nobody Wants This,' has responded to critics who say the Netflix series is stereotypical in its portrayal of Jewish people.

Nobody Wants This creator Erin Foster is responding to critics who believe the Netflix series features stereotypical depictions of Jewish people. “I think we need positive Jewish stories right now,” Foster,

Erin Foster has responded to criticism over the portrayal of Jewish women in her new TV show Nobody Wants This. The series, which dropped on Netflix last week, follows agnostic podcaster Joanne (Kristen Bell) as she starts a relationship with an unconventional rabbi named Noah (Adam Brody).