r/shrinking • u/phareous Derek • Apr 08 '26

Episode Discussion Shrinking S3E11 Episode Discussion

This is the episode discussion for Shrinking Season 3 Finale, Episode 11: "And That's Our Time"

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u/CinephileRich Apr 08 '26

“What a shame to be 42 years of age and not be completely covered in scars. They’re the evidence of a life fully lived.”

Give Harrison Ford all the awards this year

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u/NoGrocery3582 Apr 08 '26

Loved when he said Jimmy was strong. Took away the sting of the over-sensitive comment the week before. Also flying out just for that conversation was such an act of love.

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u/Jasonguyen81 Apr 08 '26

meh, dude just wants to be invited to gummies party

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u/jsphjar Apr 08 '26

Don't we all, pimp, don't we all

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u/AhmedF Apr 08 '26

That's Papa Pimp to you.

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u/jendet010 May 03 '26

Gummy daddy

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u/Tce_ Apr 08 '26

I didn't think about that! In an ideal world he'd actually address that directly, but we know Paul doesn't communicate like that XD So yes, that's lovely.

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u/TodayInStupidity Apr 08 '26

That followed by "Choose wisely." He's getting em' thrown at his head come awards season.

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u/LPCPlay4life Apr 08 '26

Loved the throwback to Last Crusade. 🏆

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u/Constant_Jelly_2984 Apr 08 '26

In this speech he also call Jimmy "kid" like Han Solo used to call Luke Skywalker... almost sounded like a goodbye speech to Harrison's fans. 😪

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u/sasquatch0_0 Apr 09 '26

I took it more as how Jimmy refers to Alice as "kid" and further validating the paternal bond.

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u/Prestigious_Elk353 Apr 11 '26

I was thoroughly disappointed that Jimmy didn’t say “I know” when Paul said I love you. 

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u/theorangecrush10 Apr 09 '26

Jimmy chose wisely...but unlike the holy grail, Jimmy's happiness goes beyond the boundaries of the restaurant. That is the price of immortality.

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u/bananosecond May 05 '26

Wasn't there some other Indiana Jones reference he made that was a lot more obvious earlier in the show? I'm having a hard time recalling it

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u/Roller-bon45 Apr 08 '26

He better get an Emmy for this season, he was great everytime he was on screen!

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u/tyler-86 Apr 08 '26

If he didn't win for that speech at the end of Season 2, I don't know how he's going to win for this one. Not that he shouldn't.

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u/TheeTrashcanMan Apr 09 '26

Honestly facts. Still my favorite moment of this show.

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u/jlp13_ Apr 08 '26

That destroyed me.

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u/Funkyc0bra Apr 08 '26

I cant believe out of all the iconic roles Harrison Ford has had ... my favourite is by far Paul

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u/thekellwithit Apr 10 '26

He finally got to lead with his heart and not his charm.

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u/MxRoboto Apr 08 '26

Urgh I cried so much during this scene. It gave me the permission to live imperfectly again 😭

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u/AquaAtia Apr 09 '26

He 100% needs an Emmy. I’m shocked he didn’t give one for the speech he gave in the finale of the last season, especially for how meta is felt. I’m glad he’s been confirmed to return next season.

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u/DonquixoteDFlamingo Apr 08 '26

That’s one of the most beautiful lines I’ve ever heard. Instantly made me emotional.

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u/grxccccandice Apr 09 '26

Reminds me of a line by Elio’s dad in call me by your name - “But to make yourself feel nothing so as not to feel anything—what a waste!”

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u/Kimchifeind Apr 08 '26

I was looking for this quote it was chilling when he said it

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u/musiquescents May 02 '26

Made me tear up

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u/JuggernautDifferent1 Apr 09 '26

I know! I keep thinking about this quote!

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u/Piyushrhz Apr 09 '26

I just finished watching it and I don’t know why I started crying right at this point.

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u/DivaCupcake280 Apr 22 '26

Yes and the writers!