The show's brilliant cast all return for a second round, taking the characters through new challenges and delivering the show's very funny, genuinely moving script to perfection. With just two episodes out on Apple TV+, Shrinking picks up where we left off with these now ingrained characters and wisely doesn't reinvent the wheel.

Five minutes into the season 2 premiere of Shrinking, grumpy octogenarian therapist Paul (Harrison Ford) tries to avoid a difficult conversation with his colleague Gaby (Jessica Williams) by turning on the car radio and singing along to The Outfield’s 1985 banger “Your Love.

Shrinking's second season offers more hilarity and moments of tremendous emotional heft, allowing its cast to deliver career-best work.

In the Emmy-nominated Apple TV+ series, which returns for its second season this week, Segel, 44, plays Jimmy, a grieving therapist who decides to start telling his struggling patients exactly what’s on his mind after he loses his wife in a car accident.

Jason Segal chats with ET’s Nischelle Turner about season 2 of ‘Shrinking,’ which is out now on AppleTV+. The White Sox lost 121 games this year, which set the MLB record for most losses in a single season.

Most sitcoms are driven by their characters’ unwillingness to confront their flaws. In ‘Shrinking’ the characters are all actively working on themselves and on each other.