- Nobody wants that was renewed for season 4.
- The news comes amid ongoing controversy following Adam Brody’s public support for the Palestinians.
- His co-star Tovah Feldshuh criticized his comments but denied any tension emerged.
Nobody wants that has been renewed for season 4 at Netflix.
The streamer announced the news on Friday, sharing that the upcoming season will follow the fallout from Joanne (Kristen Bell) and Noah’s (Adam Brody) secret beach wedding.
“Great love stories never go out of style, and Nobody wants that has become a true cultural phenomenon,” said Tracey Pakosta, Netflix’s US vice president of comedy series. “This incredible creative team has built a series that grows with its audience, and our members around the world have embraced it season after season. We couldn’t be more excited for season 4.”
The revival comes amid some drama among the cast following Brody’s public support for a “free Palestine.” The 46-year-old, who is Jewish, shared his criticism of Israel in an interview with GQ in September.
“Tell me I think this is genocide. Tell me I want a free Palestine,” Brody told the outlet, echoing the view of a United Nations commission of inquiry.
Following his remarks, Nobody wants that creator and showrunner Erin Foster said she disagreed with his point of view – but “that’s OK.”
“You know, it’s complicated,” Foster said Not skinny but not fat host Amanda Hirsch on the October 27 episode of the podcast. “I think our work environment, our set is very similar to dinner tables around the world where people debate and discuss and disagree.”
Meanwhile, his co-star Tovah Feldshuh, who plays his character’s mother Bina, spoke further about his comments.
“Accusing the Jewish people of genocide is insane,” said Feldshuh, who is Jewish. The New York Post. “This is straight out of Hitler’s playbook. You take the victim and you make the victim the perpetrator of the crime.”
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Despite their differences, Feldshuh recently took to social media to clarify that their opposing views would not impact their professional environment. At the time, Foster did not respond to Entertainment Weekly’s request for comment on concerns about tension on set.
“Tensions are NOT increasing,” she wrote in an Oct. 31 Threads article. “There are profound differences of opinion. Please don’t confuse the two – and none of that will be brought onto set. I deeply enjoy filming. NWT and I hope we get picked up for a fourth season.
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