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Harrison Ford told an Apple TV press-day panel that Shrinking could serve as a fitting end to his lengthy acting career, praising the show and co-star Michael J. Fox. The discussion came as Shrinking heads into its third season, with a fourth season already ordered, signaling there’s no imminent end for the series.
Jason Segel discusses the Shrinking season-three premiere, which centers on a joyous wedding that also features a guest appearance by Michael J. Fox and a Parkinson’s thread inspired by Fox and Harrison Ford’s aging. Segel praises Fox’s openness and the moment when his character proclaims, “Fuck Parkinson’s,” signaling the season’s theme of moving forward; Fox appears in two more episodes, and the series has been renewed for another season.
A critic argues Shrinking Season 3 starts strong by leveraging Harrison Ford’s and Michael J. Fox’s performances, but quickly sinks into half-baked sentimentality and underdeveloped storylines, failing to sustain the show’s comedic heart and its own stated ethos, even as Apple TV renews the series for a fourth season.
Michael J. Fox guest stars as Gerry, a fellow Parkinson’s patient, in Shrinking Season 3, reuniting with Bill Lawrence and Harrison Ford; the interview covers Fox’s return after retirement, the show’s authentic portrayal of Parkinson’s, and how the ensemble explores community, legacy, and resilience.
Michael J. Fox returns to screen in a Shrinking Season 3 clip featuring Harrison Ford; the scene from the opening episode “My Bad” shows Ford’s therapist waiting room moment with Fox’s Gerry and includes a defiant line about Parkinson’s. The clip serves as a Rolling Stone exclusive ahead of Shrinking’s Jan. 28 Apple TV premiere, and the season also features guests like Daniels, Sherry Cola, Candice Bergen, and Isabella Gomez alongside the main cast.
Apple TV+ has renewed Shrinking for a Season 4 ahead of the Season 3 premiere, which debuts with an hourlong first episode and runs 11 episodes weekly on Wednesdays through April 8, led by Jason Segel and Harrison Ford with returning ensemble and guest stars like Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox.
Apple TV+ has renewed Shrinking for a fourth season, announced ahead of Season 3’s premiere. The show continues Jimmy and Louis’s arc and follows Paul’s Parkinson’s storyline, with a guest appearance by Michael J. Fox; the renewal adds to the series’ Emmy-nominated run from Warner Bros. TV and Doozer Productions.
In a Rolling Stone interview, Jessica Williams explains how the death of her partner in 2019 deepened her empathy and humor, informing her warm, candid performance as Gaby on Apple TV+'s Shrinking alongside Harrison Ford, and how the project blends comedy with tender grief while she stays grounded in her own life.
Harrison Ford will receive the SAG-AFTRA Life Achievement Award in March 2026 for his iconic roles and contributions to acting and humanitarian causes, celebrating his six-decade career and cultural impact.
Shrinking, the Apple TV comedy series starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, is set to return for its third season on January 28, 2026, with 11 episodes released weekly until April 8. The show follows a grieving therapist who begins to break the rules, leading to significant personal and professional changes, with notable guest stars including Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox.
Apple TV announced that 'Shrinking' Season 3 will premiere on January 28, featuring 11 episodes with returning stars like Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, along with new cast members including Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox, and will follow the theme of 'moving forward'.
Harrison Ford openly discusses the challenges of maintaining love in his 15-year marriage to Calista Flockhart, emphasizing that staying in love requires effort and nurturing, and reflecting on his long history of marriage and love for his wife.
Harrison Ford, at 83, discusses the challenges of maintaining love in his 15-year marriage to Calista Flockhart, emphasizing that staying in love requires effort and nurturing, not just falling in love. He humorously reflects on his long marriage history and praises Flockhart's support in his life and career.
Harrison Ford believes the US is experiencing a healthy swing to the right politically, but he criticizes deep polarization and disaggregation that hinder compromise, emphasizing the importance of the middle ground and economic issues as unifying factors.
Harrison Ford, at 83, discusses his recent Emmy nomination for 'Shrinking,' his approach to acting, revisiting iconic roles like Indiana Jones and Han Solo, working with top directors, and his perspectives on life, politics, and future projects, highlighting his continued artistic growth and dedication to storytelling.