Kristen Bell and Adam Brody say their off-screen friendship gave them a "comfort" level to their kissing scenes in new Netflix series "Nobody Wants This."

The will-they-won’t-they and should-they-even-bother-trying premise that drives “Nobody Wants This” is fun from the start, and it helps the show find its balance as both a r

Their union resulted in two births: daughter Noa Mimi Tikhman born in May and Netflix comedy “Nobody Wants This,” streaming Sept. 26. In the premiere of the 10-episode first season, unfiltered podcast host Joanne (Kristen Bell) collides with a man totally her opposite at a dinner party.

The clean-shaven transformation bears uncanny resemblance to Brody's days as Seth Cohen on the beloved teen drama 'The OC'

Over lunch in East L.A., the actors discussed pairing up for a rom-com series, stepping into their respective roles and how the show portrays love at a more mature age.

"I was always pursuing complicated work, it just wasn't pursuing me." Netflix knows exactly what millennials want, and it's to see Adam Brody and Kristen Bell fall in love. "We're a generationally approved couple.

Kristen Bell and Adam Brody in a romantic comedy? Everybody wants this, especially millennial women who, approximately two decades ago, found a feminist avatar in Bell’s performance as Veronica Mars’ titular teen detective and an ideal crush object in Brody’s portrayal of the sensitive Seth Cohen on the quintessential mid-aughts teen soap,

The 'Nobody Wants This' co-stars talk about their new rom-com series, their start on teen dramas, and the secret to making prickly characters likable

Warning: This post contains minor spoilers from Nobody Wants This. Right from the outset, Nobody Wants This was tailor made for my specific television tastes: A romantic comedy starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody.