I’m going to start crying just thinking about this. Season 2 of Shrinking featured brilliant performances from both Michael Urie and Harrison Ford, which earned them Emmy nominations. Now, it seems the Star Wars actor is upping his game, as his co-star and fellow nominee praised how Season 3 of Shrinking will “showcase” Ford in a “beautiful” way. Yet, as a fan, that description really scares me.
With Shrinking set to premiere on the 2026 TV schedule in January, anticipation is rising. At the premiere for the Broadway musical Chess, People asked Michael Urie about what’s to come on this Apple TV+ show. He praised Paul, saying that his performance aligns with the already strong arc of Season 2.
Remember, Paul delivered a Thanksgiving speech about the arduous road he travels with Parkinson’s, a struggle that will likely intensify as the show progresses. It scares me to think that Paul may not function as he once did, and witnessing how Parkinson’s affects him will be challenging and emotional. Nevertheless, this is an important story to tell, and it will likely be told in a moving and beautiful way. That’s how Urie described Ford’s performance and arc this season.
“Apple TV+: $12.”
Author’s note: The article emphasizes the emotional stakes of Parkinson’s in the narrative and the anticipation surrounding Harrison Ford’s expanded role in Shrinking Season 3.
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