When the characters of Kristen Bell and Adam Brody meet in Nobody wants thatthey hit it off immediately. But before that fateful moment, it’s easy to see the spark between sex and dating podcaster Joanne (Bell) and devout Rabbi Noah (Brody) when you see them interacting with their siblings – these families have plenty of banter.

In the opening moments of the new romantic comedy, we meet Joanne and her sister Morgan (Justine Lupe) just as Joanne is fleeing a bad date. As the sisters flee the streets of Los Angeles’ sunny Los Feliz neighborhood after Joanne’s Tinder nightmare, “you get a really quick introduction to the dynamic of these characters,” Lupe Tudum tells us.

Shortly afterward, the two characters analyze the disastrous date while recording their podcast. “They’re incredibly close and get along really well,” she says, “and they’re very comfortable being completely open with each other about how each of them is feeling.”

This dynamic manifested itself in real life, too. “I wish I could send you the thousand pictures I have on my phone of one of us getting tired and using the other person’s shoulder as a pillow,” Bell told Netflix. “I fell so madly and deeply in love with Justine as a little sister on this show. I texted her every day. I’m so grateful that the show brought me into her life, because that’s a real, true friendship.”

When we meet Noah and his brother Sasha (Timothy Simons) in the next scene, the former is making fun of Sasha’s haircut as they head out to dinner with Noah’s girlfriend Rebecca (Emily Arlook), or, judging by the big sparkle on her ring finger… his fiancée?

Since this show is about the love story between Noah and Joanne, you may be able to predict how it ends.

Watch the first 7 minutes of Nobody wants that above, and then tune in when the series premieres on September 26.