Content doesn’t stop on Apple TV+ and The Cupertinos have released the first foray into the “Shrinking” series. Starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford in an original comedy.

A shrinking, looking good series to start 2023

You won’t have to wait long to enjoy this series written by Bill Lawrence, co-creator of the multi-award winning “Ted Lasso”; Emmy Award Winner Brett Goldstein and Jason Segel himself. It premieres worldwide in two episodes on Friday, January 27.. Premier mode will be one episode per week Available every Friday until 10 episodes are completed.

What is this important series about? Shrinking tells the story of a grieving therapist (Jason Segel).. His own work has undergone a change since then. He dares to change the rules by telling his patients what he thinks without any punishment.. He leaves behind the role of the ethical and responsible therapist who produces a range of changes, including his personality.

Do you want to see more? Here we leave you with Apple’s official YouTube teaser.

Those responsible for bringing the new series of Apple TV + to life

With Jason Segel and Harrison Ford Shrinking on Apple TV+

Apple literally makes art with its content, not limited to releases. As you can see in the teaser, the hero can be seen jumping from a springboard With a subtle gesture while displaying the message “Sometimes it takes destruction to make a breakthrough”.

As the video progresses other characters appear who will be part of the story and until the end, Harrison Ford appears, Although it is not yet clear what kind of relationship he will have with the therapist, who is the leading actor..

Once we’ve clarified the initial synopsis of Shrinking, we can imagine that the touches of comedy will come from both the protagonist himself and the secondary ones, wrapping the therapy as something necessary, but you have to have fun in the process (as with almost everything).

Warner Bros. will produce the series.writer Bill Lawrence serves as executive producer alongside Jason Segel, Neil Goldman, Jeff Ingold and Liza Katzer, to name a few. An interesting fact is that Lawrence, Segel, and Goldstein wrote the first episode.. Will just two episodes be enough to capture the Apple TV+ audience? Will he talk like Ted Lasso does? The platforms of those from Cupertino are well positioned and this can be seen from the ratings of each of their content.