If you love the charming chaos and humor of Netflix's “Nobody Wants This,” you're probably looking for the next feel-good romantic comedy series that delivers the same laugh-out-loud moments and heartwarming romance

“Nobody Wants This” is currently #1 on streaming services, and for good reason The show follows the unlikely romance between sex podcaster Joanne (Kristen Bell) and newly single rabbi Noah (Adam Brody) They meet at a mutual friend's dinner party and immediately fall in love and decide to hook up However, as they grow closer, they face many difficulties due to their different lifestyles and interfering families

So, after binge-watching the entire series, what's next? Whether you're looking for more unexpected love stories or awkward but hilarious dating blunders, there's a world of fun romantic comedies waiting for you on streaming platforms For this list, we've handpicked five shows like “Nobody Wants This”

“Love,” another Netflix original series, offers a raw and honest look at modern relationships The show follows the complicated love lives of its two main characters, Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) and Gus (Paul Rust), as they navigate the ups and downs, personal growth, and emotional baggage of love

Mickey is a rebellious, self-destructive woman who works at a radio station, while Gus is a nerdy, awkward, well-meaning man who works as a tutor for child actors on a television show They are opposites, but they connect and develop a relationship that is far from perfect, yet friendly and humorous As you can already see, it is perhaps most similar to Nobody Wants in its depiction of a clumsy, unpredictable, and rewarding relationship

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“Catastrophe” is about a dizzying relationship between Sharon (Hogan), an Irish schoolteacher living in London, and Rob (Delaney), an American advertising executive who meets Rob on a business trip to England in a Determined to make their unconventional relationship work, the two navigate the challenges of an impending birth, cultural differences, and the complexities of building a life together from scratch The show also focuses on an unexpected relationship, with plenty of sharp humor and heartwarming moments

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“Colin from Accounts” follows two strangers, Ashley (Harriet Dyer) and Gordon (Patrick Branmall), who become unexpectedly intertwined after a chance encounter involving a dog The film begins with a quirky setup in which Gordon is flashed by Ashley as a joke, gets distracted, and accidentally runs over a stray dog with his car Feeling responsible, the two decide to co-parent the injured dog -- whom they ironically name Colin -- despite their awkward and chaotic introduction

As they navigate their new connection, the show explores the development of their relationship, the challenges of modern dating, and the personal baggage each carries Colin's Account is full of offbeat humor and awkward but endearing moments that recall Noah and Joanne's relationship in Nobody Wants This It is a grounded portrait of imperfect people finding companionship in unexpected ways

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“The Worst of Us” is a dark romantic comedy series that explores contemporary relationships with a sharp, cynical tone Two deeply flawed, self-destructive individuals, narcissistic British writer Jimmy Shive Overly (Chris Geere) and cynical, commitment-phobic PR executive Gretchen Cutler (Aya Cash), have a chance encounter at a wedding that leads them both to a successful unlikely relationship

“The Worst of Both Worlds” is characterized by its depiction of the messy and imperfect aspects of love and life We see the emotional struggles of the characters, including mental health issues like depression and PTSD, along with their romantic misadventures Jimmy and Gretchen, despite their aversion to harmful tendencies and traditional romantic norms, find themselves drawn to each other in a raw, sometimes chaotic, but ultimately genuine way You're the Worst is a refreshingly honest look at love and personal growth”

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“New Girl” is Jess Day (Zooey Deschanel), an offbeat, bubbly woman who lives with three single men, Nick (Jake Johnson), Schmidt (Max Greenfield), and Winston (Ramone Morris) The show is a quirky and beloved sitcom about a The show revolves around their adventures in friendship, romance, and all the absurdities of adult life

One of the big draws of “New Girl” is the incredible chemistry between Jess and Nick The push and pull of Jess's optimistic, quirky personality and Nick's gruff, laid-back demeanor creates a perfect balance that makes for some of the show's most memorable and relatable romantic comedy moments Fans will fall in love with their undeniable connection and the slow-burning romance that develops throughout the series

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