I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Shrinking is more than just a show about grief, forgiveness, and moving forward. It’s a celebration of romance, friendship, and found family. It’s an exhibition of empathy, community, accountability, and kindness that makes you want to become a better person. And in today’s world, that feels like essential viewing. So even though Season 3’s finale left fans and characters with a clear sense of closure, I was rooting for Shrinking Season 4.
From the start of the series, co-creator Bill Lawrence said he envisioned a three-season arc that would explore three central themes. But just because the…
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