«No One Needs This — Exactly What You Need: New Romantic Comedy Series»
23 september 2024 в 20:13
Perhaps no one wants this — exactly what you need.
The romantic comedy tells the story of an unusual love between Joanne, a sex podcast host uninterested in faith, and Noah, a free-spirited rabbi on a quest. Created by Erin Foster, the series is inspired by real events from Foster’s own life. «This show is based on the only right decision I ever made: falling in love with a good Jewish guy», - Foster shared. «But I realized that being happy is much harder than being unhappy — no complaints. So I created this show based on how difficult it is to find the right person».
Here’s everything you need to know about the cast and their roles in this new comedy series, set to premiere on September 26, 2024.
The story follows Kristen Bell as Joanne, a witty agnostic podcaster navigating the complexities of her personal and professional life. Bell is known for her outstanding roles in popular shows and movies, including «The Good Place», - «Veronica Mars», - and «Frozen».
Adam Brody plays Noah, a recently divorced rabbi who reconnects with his family and faith. Brody is known for his roles in «The O.C»., - «Shazam!», - and «Ready or Not».
Justin Lupe plays Morgan, Joanne’s caring and often worried sister in the series. Known for her talent in creating complex characters, Lupe has made a name for herself with outstanding roles in acclaimed shows such as «Thrones», - «Cristela», - and «The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel».
Timothy Simons plays Sasha, Noah’s brother, who struggles with his own personal issues throughout the series. Known for his wit and versatility, Simons has received acclaim for his roles in «Vice Principals», - «The Interview», - and «Veep».
Jackie Tone plays Esther, Sasha’s supportive wife who stands by him, facing her own problems. Tone brings depth to the character, showcasing the complexities of a partnership where both people are dealing with personal issues. Known for her impressive range, Tone has left her mark with roles in «Glow», - «Guys», - and her early career as a contestant on «American Idol».
Emily Arlook plays Rebecca, Noah’s ex-girlfriend who unexpectedly reappears in his life, stirring up old feelings and complicating his current situation. Arlook’s performance promises to add tension and intrigue to the plot, as Rebecca grapples with her emotions, confronting the past. Known for her outstanding performances in «Grown-ish», - «Your People», - and «Big Teenage Age», - Arlook brings a unique blend of charm and depth to her characters, promising to make Rebecca an engaging addition to the series.
Shailo Berman plays Miriam, Sasha’s daughter, who navigates the complexities of family life. Berman is known for her role in «Home Economics», - where she demonstrated the ability to bring warmth and authenticity to her performances. In «No One Wants This», - Miriam’s journey promises to intertwine with the lives of the adults around her, contributing to the exploration of relationships and personal growth.
Additionally, Michael Hitchcock, Paul Ben-Victor, Sherri Cola, and Tova Feldshuh round out the ensemble
The romantic comedy tells the story of an unusual love between Joanne, a sex podcast host uninterested in faith, and Noah, a free-spirited rabbi on a quest. Created by Erin Foster, the series is inspired by real events from Foster’s own life. «This show is based on the only right decision I ever made: falling in love with a good Jewish guy», - Foster shared. «But I realized that being happy is much harder than being unhappy — no complaints. So I created this show based on how difficult it is to find the right person».
Here’s everything you need to know about the cast and their roles in this new comedy series, set to premiere on September 26, 2024.
The story follows Kristen Bell as Joanne, a witty agnostic podcaster navigating the complexities of her personal and professional life. Bell is known for her outstanding roles in popular shows and movies, including «The Good Place», - «Veronica Mars», - and «Frozen».
Adam Brody plays Noah, a recently divorced rabbi who reconnects with his family and faith. Brody is known for his roles in «The O.C»., - «Shazam!», - and «Ready or Not».
Justin Lupe plays Morgan, Joanne’s caring and often worried sister in the series. Known for her talent in creating complex characters, Lupe has made a name for herself with outstanding roles in acclaimed shows such as «Thrones», - «Cristela», - and «The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel».
Timothy Simons plays Sasha, Noah’s brother, who struggles with his own personal issues throughout the series. Known for his wit and versatility, Simons has received acclaim for his roles in «Vice Principals», - «The Interview», - and «Veep».
Jackie Tone plays Esther, Sasha’s supportive wife who stands by him, facing her own problems. Tone brings depth to the character, showcasing the complexities of a partnership where both people are dealing with personal issues. Known for her impressive range, Tone has left her mark with roles in «Glow», - «Guys», - and her early career as a contestant on «American Idol».
Emily Arlook plays Rebecca, Noah’s ex-girlfriend who unexpectedly reappears in his life, stirring up old feelings and complicating his current situation. Arlook’s performance promises to add tension and intrigue to the plot, as Rebecca grapples with her emotions, confronting the past. Known for her outstanding performances in «Grown-ish», - «Your People», - and «Big Teenage Age», - Arlook brings a unique blend of charm and depth to her characters, promising to make Rebecca an engaging addition to the series.
Shailo Berman plays Miriam, Sasha’s daughter, who navigates the complexities of family life. Berman is known for her role in «Home Economics», - where she demonstrated the ability to bring warmth and authenticity to her performances. In «No One Wants This», - Miriam’s journey promises to intertwine with the lives of the adults around her, contributing to the exploration of relationships and personal growth.
Additionally, Michael Hitchcock, Paul Ben-Victor, Sherri Cola, and Tova Feldshuh round out the ensemble
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