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Friday, November 6, 2026

The Fate of Nobody Wants This Revealed After Season 3

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Will Dax Shepard Make a ‘Nobody Wants This’ Cameo? Kristen Bell Says...

As it turns out, everybody wants more Kristen Bell and Adam Brody.

Following the success of season three of Nobody Wants This, Netflix confirmed the romantic comedy was renewed for a fourth season. 

The exciting news was also confirmed by Bell, who shared on Instagram Nov. 6 that “season 4 is coming” alongside a clip from season three—in which Brody’s character proposes—of her and fellow costars Justine Lupe and Timothy Simons excitedly celebrating. 

The show’s creator Erin Foster was also overjoyed by the news, resharing the video to her Instagram Story with the caption, “It’s official.”

She and her fellow producers Jenni Konner and Bruce Eric Kaplan shared their excitement in a Nov. 6 press release from Netflix, joking, “We are so happy and thrilled to do another season of our favorite show on television, which coincidentally is the one we run.”

And the show is extra special for Foster as she was inspired to create Nobody Wants This based on her own experiences with husband Simon Tikhman. In fact, season three’s proposal episode was actually inspired by how Tikhman proposed to her in 2019, fake wedding and all.

“About a month before he proposed,” Foster narrated an Oct. 28 Instagram video, “we got this invitation to a wedding vow renewal. It had attire and a schedule for the whole weekend.”

And while Foster flew to Napa Valley fully expecting to attend a wedding, she was instead surprised by a proposal, as well as both her and Tikhman’s families jumping out to celebrate after hiding in a barn during the proposal. 

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Still, the 44-year-old—who shares daughter Noa, 2, with Tikhman—has been conscious of how much of her actual life she includes in the series. 

“I always have to be careful to not think that everything that happens in my life and my relationship is going to translate and be right for a script,” Foster shared with The Hollywood Reporter in 2025, “and the best way to figure that out is really in the writers' room.”

For a look at the fate of more of your favorite TV shows, keep reading.

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RENEWED: The Diplomat

No international scandal here. Netflix's hit drama will return for season five.

Katrina Marchinowski/Netflix

RENEWED: Nobody Wants This

Everybody wants this. Netflix confirmed the romantic comedy would be back for season four.

Prime Video/Amazon MGM Studios

RENEWED: Carrie

Prime Video's retelling of the classic horror story will return for a sophomore season.

Clifton Prescod/Bravo

RENEWED: Next Gen NYC

The next generation of Bravo stars is here to stay because Next Gen NYC was renewed for season two at Bravo.

Bravo

RENEWED: In the City

Take another bite of Big Apple drama when the Summer House spinoff returns for season two next year.

Bravo/NBCUniversal

RENEWED: Southern Hospitality

Bravo has renewed the Southern Charm spinoff for season five.

FX/Disney

RENEWED: American Horror Story

The horror never dies, because FX's spine-chilling anthology series is set to return for season 14 in 2027.

Apple TV

RENEWED: Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed

Apple TV's dark comedy starring Tatiana Maslany will return for season two.

Netflix

RENEWED: The Hunting Wives

Netflix's juicy drama starring Malin Akerman and Brittany Snow will bring even more heat when season three debuts next year.

Michelle Faye/USA Network

RENEWED: Anna Pigeon

Tracy Spiridakos is back on the case as USA Network has renewed the drama for season two.

Craig Minielly/Netflix

RENEWED: Crew Girl

Netflix's teen drama will return for season two.

Apple TV

RENEWED: Imperfect Women

The Kerry Washington-led thriller was renewed for season two by Apple TV.

Netflix

RENEWED: A Different World

Netflix's reboot of the '90s college series will return for a sophomore year.

NBCUniversal

RENEWED: The Traitors

Attention Faithfuls and Traitors alike: Peacock has ordered three more seasons of the wickedly deceptive game show.

Apple TV

RENEWED: Slow Horses

Apple TV announced that Gary Oldman and crew will return for season eight of the spy drama.

Netflix

CANCELED: Ransom Canyon

The romance between Josh Duhamel's Staten and Minka Kelly's Quinn will end with season two as Netflix has canceled the drama, Deadline confirmed.

Apple TV

RENEWED & ENDING: Silo

The Apple TV sci-fi thriller will return with a fourth and final season in 2027.

Jason Bell/Paramount+

RENEWED: MobLand

Tom Hardy is reportedly set to return for season three of the Paramount+ drama.

Scott Everett White/NBC

RENEWED: American Ninja Warrior

The NBC competition series will challenge more hopefuls with new and insane obstable courses during seasons 19 and 20.

Hulu/Disney

RENEWED: Furious

The new thriller starring Emmy Rossum will return for season two.

Art Streiber/Peacock via Getty Images

RENEWED: Love Island USA

The Bombshells will be back.

Because Peacock's hit reality dating competition series will return for season nine with host Ariana Madix.

Disney

CANCELED: Not Suitable for Work

The Mindy Kaling-created series was not greenlit by Hulu for a second season after its June premiere.

Netflix

RENEWED: The Gentlemen

Guy Ritchie's Neflix drama was renewed for a third season ahead of its season two premiere Sept. 3.

Kailey Schwerman/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME

ENDING: Yellowjackets

The Showtime drama's upcoming fourth season, premiering Nov. 20, will be it's last.

Sabrina Lantos/Prime

RENEWED: Sterling Point

Fans are headed back to Muskoka because Prime Video has renewed the teen drama for season two.

Netflix

RENEWED: America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

Consider this renewal news something to cheer about.

The Netflix reality series will return for a fourth season.

Colin Remas Brown/HBO Max

RENEWED: Stuart Fails to Save the Universe

Bazinga! The Big Bang Theory spinoff will return with more time-traveling antics in season two on HBO Max.

Brooke Palmer/HBO

RENEWED: IT: Welcome to Derry

The HBO series based on Stephen King's terrifying clown killer will cause more nightmares when season two debuts.

Samsung TV Plus

RENEWED: Hooligans: The ARCH Racing Project

Samsung TV Plus greenlit a season two of the high-octane series, which follows Keanu Reeves and Gard Hollinger, riders Corey Alexander and Jeremy McWilliams, and their team as they rev up from building world-class machines to competing in the high-stakes world of professional racing in MotoAmerica, America’s premier motorcycle road racing series.

Starz

RENEWED: S.W.A.T. Exiles

Star Shemar Moore announced the S.W.A.T. spinoff was renewed for season two ahead of its season one premiere on Starz.

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