Whatever one thought of how the show portrayed therapy, and plenty were appalled by the idea that doctor-patient boundaries are more annoying inconvenience than ironclad principle, Season 1 of “Shrinking” at least had a hook-y premise to structure its broader study of grief.

Have the creators announced the release date and time for when Shrinking Season 2 will be available on Apple TV+? This captivating series has captured viewers’ attention with its compelling narrative about a therapist grappling with grief who begins to candidly share his thoughts with his clients.

Apple TV Plus’ heartwarming series Shrinking Season 2 is generating a ton of attention with each new episode. The second season focuses on Jimmy’s journey as he emerges from the grief of his wife’s passing and strives to be there for his daughter,

Unlike Netflix, which seems dead-set on canceling so many of its original shows, Apple TV Plus has just given its popular comedy series "Shrinking" a third season.

Oct. 18 (UPI) -- Apple TV+ has ordered a third season of its therapy-themed comedy, Shrinking. More Jimmying ahead. #Shrinking has been renewed for Season 3. pic.twitter.com/e1PEA5RDtf — Apple TV (@AppleTV) October 17, 2024

Shrinking' Season 2 will start with a two-episode premiere Oct. 16 followed by new episodes every week on Wednesdays until Christmas.

Shrinking” has been renewed for Season 3 at Apple TV+. Co-created by Jason Segel, Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein, the show follows "grieving therapist Jimmy (Segel), who starts to break the rules and tell his clients exactly what he thinks.

The actor's secretive role is revealed at the end of the season premiere. WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Shrinking season 2, episode 1, "Jimmying." Brett Goldstein is best known for playing the curmudgeonly footballer Roy Kent on Ted Lasso,

Apple TV’s hit comedy series “Shrinking” is back for a second season. Watch the first two episodes now on the streaming platform with a free trial. “Shrinking” follows a grieving therapist who starts to break the rules by telling his clients exactly what he thinks.

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