Shrinking
★ 7.8 · 2023 · Drama · Comedy
Jimmy is struggling to grieve the loss of his wife while being a dad, friend, and therapist. He decides to try a new approach with everyone in his path: unfiltered, brutal honesty. Will it make things better—or unleash uproarious chaos?
Episodes
1. Coin Flip38m · Jimmy, a therapist mourning his wife, takes a more proactive approach with his patients in the hopes that helping them will help himself.
2. Fortress of Solitude32m · To get Sean out of legal trouble, Jimmy reconnects with his estranged best friend—while trying to hide it all from Paul.
3. Fifteen Minutes31m · Jimmy witnesses Gaby in a compromising situation. Paul advises Alice on how to deal with her grief while facing a loss of his own.
4. Potatoes33m · As things spiral at work, Jimmy confronts Liz for interfering in his life. Paul struggles with whether to tell his daughter his diagnosis.
5. Woof29m · When Jimmy hits a roadblock with Sean, he doesn’t have Paul to consult for advice. Brian makes an announcement about his relationship.
6. Imposter Syndrome29m · At Alice’s urging, Jimmy agrees to host a party. Gaby struggles with her post-divorce libido. Liz recommends medical marijuana to Paul.
7. Apology Tour30m · Jimmy attempts damage control after his party. Paul’s daughter pays another visit. Liz and Sean discover they have something in common.
8. Boop29m · Paul and Brian come to Jimmy’s aid when Alice starts acting out. Liz and Sean support Gaby by accompanying her to an event.
9. Moving Forward35m · Jimmy encourages an ambivalent Paul to accept a career achievement award. Sean approaches Liz with a business proposal.
10. Closure33m · As Brian's wedding approaches, Alice takes issue with how Jimmy is living his life. Liz learns a secret.More Like This
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