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,

Erin Foster, creator of 'Nobody Wants This,' has responded to critics who say the Netflix series is stereotypical in its portrayal of Jewish people.

In the lead-up to the premiere of “Nobody Wants This,” questions about the show’s portrayal of Judaism were already being raised. Erin Foster addressed her approach to depicting it onscreen.

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.

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.