Shrinking Season 3

"Shrinking" in its third season deepens the story of therapist Jimmy Laird (Jason Segel), who after the loss of his wife breaks the rules and starts telling clients the truth, changing their lives and his own. Now, with Paul Rudd (Harrison Ford), suffering from Parkinson's, Jimmy balances between practice, fatherhood, and romance, introducing new challenges: clients with unusual problems, family conflicts, and reflections on legacy. Christa Miller as Liz adds humor, Jessica Williams as Gabby strengthens the emotional lines, and Michael Urie as Brian brings comedic moments. The season focuses on themes of healing, honesty, and balance, showing how therapy changes the therapist, with dark humor and warmth, where each session is a step toward a better "self."

The season is eagerly anticipated: after the success of the second (millions of views), the third starts with "My Bad" on January 28, 2026, followed by "Happiness Mission" and continuing to the 11th episode, weekly on Wednesdays on Apple TV+. Why watch "Shrinking Season 3"? If the previous ones captivated with a balance of humor and depth, like in "Ted Lasso" (same creators — Bill Lawrence, Brett Goldstein), the third raises the stakes — more focus on Paul's Parkinson's and Jimmy's growth, with twists like new patients and personal crises. In an era when viewers are googling "Shrinking Season 3 release date," the show responds with a stable schedule, without breaks, perfect for weekly viewing. Pre-release review: Segel is perfect as the cynical therapist, Ford adds charm to the veteran, the rating of 8.0 confirms love for humor and therapy without clichés; downsides in possible predictability, but this is compensated by dialogues and a message about honesty. For whom: fans of heartfelt comedies like "After Life," who seek not farce, but reflections on life without depression. Will there be a Season 4? Depends on ratings, but the open plot hints at a continuation. Watch on Apple TV+ to dive into sessions where words heal, and humor saves.