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The stars discuss how season 2 compares to season 1. Adam Brody, Kristen Bell react to Nobody Wants This season 2 ending: 'It's the same but more'

The stars discuss how season 2 compares to season 1.

Adam Brody, Kristen Bell react to Nobody Wants This season 2 ending: 'It's the same but more'

The stars discuss how season 2 compares to season 1.

By Samantha Highfill

Samantha Highfill

Samantha Highfill is an executive editor at **, where she's worked for more than 12 years covering television.

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Kristen Bell as Joanne and Adam Brody as Noah in episode 202 of Nobody Wants This. Credit:

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**This article contains spoilers for the season 2 finale of *Nobody Wants This*, "When Noah Met Joanne."**

Noah (Adam Brody) and Joanne (Kristen Bell) have once again chosen each other.

The second season of Netflix's hit comedy *Nobody Wants This* saw the couple dealing with the realities of blending their lives — merging friend groups, hosting dinner parties, etc. — all while ignoring the elephant in the room: Will Joanne convert to Judaism?

Much like in the show's first season, the finale then ended with a big event — this time it was Morgan's (Justin Lupe) engagement party — and Joanne and Noah breaking up ... only for them to come back together moments later when Joanne realized she might just be ready to convert. The season then ended the same way as season 1: With a chase and a kiss.

Adam Brody as Noah and Kristen Bell as Joanne on 'Nobody Wants This'.

Erin Simkin/Netflix

"Well, I think it's a lot like life, which is an ebb and flow," Kristen Bell tells * *about the new season. "Any relationship, you get super close to someone and then something builds up where the two people get nervous and they ebb and then they flow back together. So I see each season as a bit of an ebb and flow with friction moments provided in between for entertainment value.**

"I think we have an obligation, being part of the filmmaking team of this show, to give the people what they want," Bell continues. "And it is very clear that the people want these two characters to be together, but we also have the mandate of making sure it's entertaining and they're not just having a great day every episode. That's a delicate balance to not rip the rug out from people and say, 'Well, now they're long distance,' or 'Now they completely break up,' but to show those tiny, intimate moments that the audience fell in love with the first season."

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When asked the difference between the season 1 and season 2 endings, Brody adds, "In terms of the difference, I think it's the same but more. They came together in the end of last season, like, 'I'm committing to you.' And now they've gotten a much longer, more in-depth look at the difficulties and the compromises necessary of that and are still saying, all that aside, 'I know what I'm getting into and I'm still doing it.' So I think it's a stronger commitment."**

*Nobody Wants This* season 2 is streaming now on Netflix.**

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