The new season of the series starring Harrison Ford and Jason Segel will consist of 11 episodes. It will also have a participation by Michael J. Fox.
AppleTV revealed that the third season of the series Shrinking It will premiere on Wednesday, January 28, with its first episode.
The following episodes will premiere weekly on Wednesdays until April 8, 2026. The third season of the beloved comedy series will consist of 11 episodes and will feature the return of Jason Segel, Harrison Ford, Christa Miller, Jessica Williams, Luke Tennie, Michael Urie, Lukita Maxwell and Ted McGinley to resume their respective roles.
In addition to the ensemble cast, returning guest stars include Brett Goldsteinwho made his debut in season 2 as Louis Winston, Damon Wayans Jr., Wendie Malick and Cobie Smuldersalong with new additions Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox.
What Shrinking is about
Created by Goldstein, Segel and Bill LawrenceShrinking centers on the life of Jimmy Liard (played by Segel), a grieving therapist who decides to give his patients his honest opinion rather than listen to their feelings and stay out of their lives. This strategy, known as “Jimmying” in the second season, creates significant changes in the lives of his patients, especially those of Sean (Tennie) and Grace (Heidi Gardner).
Following the first season, which established the extent of Jimmy’s pain, as well as the connections he has with his co-workers, his daughter Alice (Maxwell), his best friend Brian (Urie), and others, the second season focused on forgiveness. Louis, played by Goldstein, entered the picture as the drunk driver who caused the death of Jimmy’s wife in a car accident, but many other characters also had their own story arcs about forgiveness.
Shrinking is produced for Apple TV by Warner Bros. Television.
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