'Nobody Wants This' Creator Discusses Possible Season 4 and Disagreement With Star Adam Brody

Erin Foster, creator of Netflix's "Nobody Wants This," said she has more story to tell if Netflix renews the series for a fourth season, and separately said she disagrees with star Adam Brody's remarks accusing Israel of genocide. After the release of Season 3, Foster told Parade she tries not to get too attached to the outcome of a renewal. She said the next steps for characters who are not in their 20s include marrying and starting out behind their peers, something she experienced when she married at 37. Asked about Brody's comments on the "Not Skinny But Not Fat" podcast, Foster said the situation is complicated and that she disagrees with him but that differing views are OK. Brody said in a September GQ interview that he supported a "free Palestine." Foster said she wants Jewish fans to know she sees and hears them, and called the show a love letter to Judaism. The full podcast episode is set to air Oct. 27.

Left-leaning outlets had not reported this story at the time of writing; alternative/independent and right-leaning outlets had. Fox News, the right-leaning outlet, leads with the Foster-Brody disagreement, putting Brody's Israel and "free Palestine" comments in its headline. It features Foster's remarks about set debates resembling dinner tables and her message to Jewish fans, and it does not mention a Season 4. Deadline, the alternative outlet, takes a distinct angle: a possible renewal, with Foster's comments to Parade about not getting too attached and about later-in-life marriage storylines. It does not mention Brody or the Israel dispute.