Nobody Wants This,” Netflix’s new romantic-comedy series about the burgeoning relationship between a rabbi (Adam Brody) and a sex podcaster (Kristen Bell), has come under fire since its Sept. 26 release for including what some viewers perceive as “stereotypical” Jewish characters.

Nobody Wants This is on course to be a breakout Netflix hit, but the series has attracted some shade for its portrayal of Jewish people. The Adam Brody and Kristen Bell romantic comedy premiered last week,

Nobody Wants This creator Erin Foster is responding to critics who believe the Netflix series features stereotypical depictions of Jewish people. “I think we need positive Jewish stories right now,” Foster,

Erin Foster has responded to criticism over the portrayal of Jewish women in her new TV show Nobody Wants This. The series, which dropped on Netflix last week, follows agnostic podcaster Joanne (Kristen Bell) as she starts a relationship with an unconventional rabbi named Noah (Adam Brody).

Is 'Nobody Wants This' Inspired by Erin and Sara Foster's Real Life? Foster herself converted to Judaism after marrying her husband, Simon Tikham, in 2019. She loosely based the s

Though fans have generally fallen in love with "Nobody Wants This," the show is facing criticisms for its portrayal of a Jewish family, and Jewish women in particular. But series creator Erin Foster -- who based the show on her own life as a "shiksa" who converted to Judaism and married a Jewish man -- stands by what's on screen.

The creator of Netflix's hit series Nobody Wants This is responding to criticism about the way the show depicts Jewish people. Social critics have taken to the media to express dismay at what they consider "stereotypical" depictions of Jews on the show,

"What I really wanted to do was shed a positive light on Jewish culture," she says in a new interviewErin Foster created a Netflix hit with her new series Nobody Wants This, a show that's climbing Netflix's most-watched charts — and making fans fall in love with star Adam Brody again.