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Nobody Wants This Season 3 Scores 72% on Rotten Tomatoes

Netflix’s romantic‑comedy series "Nobody Wants This" has earned a 72% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes for its third season, up from 57% in season two and still below the 84% of season one. The rating is based on fewer than 50 viewer reviews, so the figure may shift as more ratings are added. Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer for season three sits at 87%, higher than season two’s 80% but still short of the 95% achieved in the first season. Critics and viewers alike praise the chemistry between Kristen Bell’s Joanne and Adam Brody’s Noah, noting a return to the show’s original blend of humor and romance. The series remains Netflix’s top‑viewed show in the United States, surpassing titles such as "From" and "The Great British Baking Show," and ranks second worldwide behind "Lupin." Since its 2024 debut, the show has released a new season each fall, and the strong reception of season three could prompt a swift renewal for a fourth season slated for a 2027 release. All episodes are available on Netflix, and the series continues to attract a growing fan base.

· Screen Rant

The essential points

  1. 01Season three earns a 72% audience score, up from 57% in season two and below 84% of season one
  2. 02The show tops Netflix’s U.S. viewership charts, beating hits like "From" and "The Great British Baking Show"
  3. 03Tomatometer rating climbs to 87%, surpassing season two’s 80% but trailing season one’s 95%
  4. 04Positive reviews and high streaming numbers could secure a 2027 renewal for season four
The full brief

Netflix’s romantic‑comedy series "Nobody Wants This" has earned a 72% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes for its third season, up from 57% in season two and still below the 84% of season one. The rating is based on fewer than 50 viewer reviews, so the figure may shift as more ratings are added. Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer for season three sits at 87%, higher than season two’s 80% but still short of the 95% achieved in the first season.

Critics and viewers alike praise the chemistry between Kristen Bell’s Joanne and Adam Brody’s Noah, noting a return to the show’s original blend of humor and romance. The series remains Netflix’s top‑viewed show in the United States, surpassing titles such as "From" and "The Great British Baking Show," and ranks second worldwide behind "Lupin." Since its 2024 debut, the show has released a new season each fall, and the strong reception of season three could prompt a swift renewal for a fourth season slated for a 2027 release.

All episodes are available on Netflix, and the series continues to attract a growing fan base.