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Nobody Wants This Gets a Fourth Season on Netflix

Putri ArdhanaPublished 3m ago2 min readBased on 1 source
Nobody Wants This Gets a Fourth Season on Netflix
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Netflix has officially renewed Nobody Wants This for a fourth season, and the writers' room for it is already up and running, The Hollywood Reporter reported on 10 November 2026. A renewal means the streaming service has agreed to pay for another run of episodes. For viewers, it means the story of Sasha and Morgan carries on.

The show's central pair are Sasha, played by Timothy Simons, and Morgan, played by Justine Lupe. Jackie Tohn plays Esther, Sasha's estranged wife. The series is a romantic comedy, so the relationships at its centre are where most of the drama and jokes live.

One upcoming episode, titled "Watch What Happens", is a bottle episode. That is TV shorthand for an episode built around a small cast in a few locations, often to keep the story tight. This one takes Sasha and Morgan out of Los Angeles and puts the two of them in bed together.

Simons also spoke to the magazine about how the season came together, starting with a question about the look of the show. He said he asked the director to talk through the blocking, meaning where actors stand and move in a scene, for the New York episode. He and Lupe did not want to look like "muppets," he said.

Simons's hair is another thread. He told the magazine that Sasha's blonde hair was written into the season after several writers, working separately, had seen his blonde look from the Emmys and all had the same idea. He said he enjoyed being blonde during filming. He went back to brunette afterwards because the blonde needed upkeep.

Simons was also asked about co-creator Adam Brody's comments on Gaza. He said that Brody and Erin, the show's other creator, are "immensely passionate" about the views they have spoken about, and that the discussion is always respectful.

For a show that is still being written, the next steps are the scripts, the casting and the shoot. Netflix's renewal sets those in motion.