What r/NobodyWantsThisTV is talking about this week

In season 1, I understood what he saw in her. She was honest and witty, and she encouraged him to be more open and vulnerable. But after season 1, I really stopped understanding why he liked her....

Plenty of parents begin a different path later in life, but they are still a parent. Joanne and Morgan’s dad is just a tired stereotypical sendup of a gay uncle or neighbor. The jokes are tired...

I found the ending of season 3 underwhelming. My issue isn't with Joanne converting to Judaism, but with the lack of character development leading up to it. Having been in an interfaith...

She's so sure of herself, so brilliantly opiniated, and just overall funny. Plus Joanne and her's relationship is just awesome considering how it started lol

The issue with the show the last two seasons is that the show refuses to do any work to make Bell likable and/or charismatic. I’m not saying she needs to be perfect or flawless but there is...

Don’t get me wrong, I much preferred this season over S2, I enjoyed watching it and I’m very happy that Joanne and Noah were more in harmony this season than in season 2, but I felt like this...

She was concerned about wearing a fit that looked fire on her that someone else already wore and ended up wearing a dress that Kirsten Dunst wore in 2025. They could have chose something better...

When Joanne’s dad tells Esther he looked up her boyfriend and they’re the same age, she quickly responded “no, that’s not possible” as if she was horrified at the thought. Are we to believe she...

I love Esther and Sasha, but not together. They are so toxic for each other. And I feel Morgan has imposter syndrome and that’s why she left NYC. But at the end of the day Morgan and Sasha make so...