"Not as good as her and Brody," Shepard said, humorously acknowledging the undeniable chemistry between Bell and Brody on screen. He later added, "My best friend, Aaron, from childhood, he goes, 'Does she ever kiss you like that?' No, I didn't even know she could kiss like that." This captures the surprise and admiration he feels watching his wife’s strong on-screen connection with her co-star. It also subtly reveals Shepard's playful jealousy regarding their dynamic, highlighting how their performances have resonated with viewers.
Erin Foster, the series creator, emphasized casting Adam Brody as a key decision, stating, "We auditioned every hot Jewish guy in town." She elaborated, "It’s obvious... He was always cute, but he’s now this very hot adult man. It felt really exciting to show him as this adult version of Seth Cohen." This underscores the nostalgia and renewed interest in Brody’s character, connecting past and present fan appreciation.
The show follows Joanne (Bell), an atheist podcaster, and Noah (Brody), a rabbi, as they navigate the complexities of falling in love despite their differing lifestyles. Their relationship is further complicated by the skepticism of family and friends, creating a narrative that resonates with many viewers dealing with similar challenges in real life.
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