Harrison Ford Jokes About Jason Segel
- Harrison Ford engages in playful banter with Jason Segel on set.
- Bill Lawrence unveils the humorous interactions between Ford and Segel.
- The set of 'Shrinking' witnesses comedic moments between Ford and Segel.
In a recent promotion for his new show "Bad Monkey," Jason Segel reflected on the contributions of Harrison Ford, 82, to the Apple TV+ series "Shrinking." Co-created by Segel and "Ted Lasso" star Brett Goldstein, the show centers on Jimmy, a grieving therapist who becomes more involved in his patients' lives. Season 2 is set to premiere on October 16, and Ford's playful demeanor on set has been highlighted by Segel, who noted that Ford often engages in light-hearted antics, making him a joy to work with. Goldstein shared insights during an appearance on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," revealing that he and Segel initially considered it a long shot to invite Ford to join the cast. To their surprise, Ford responded enthusiastically to the script, calling it the "best dialogue" he had ever read. This unexpected enthusiasm led to a swift agreement for Ford to join the project, showcasing his genuine interest in the material. Lawrence, who has a history with shows like "Cougar Town" and "Spin City," emphasized the importance of Jason Sudeikis in the show's future. He acknowledged that Sudeikis, as a co-creator and star of "Ted Lasso," would need to make significant personal adjustments if he were to take on additional responsibilities. Lawrence's comments reflect the collaborative nature of the creative process behind "Shrinking" and the respect the team has for each other's commitments.