Ideal for viewers seeking the emotional warmth of Ted Lasso paired with sharper, R-rated humor and a legendary Harrison Ford performance.
Series Analysis:
Jason Segel’s grieving therapist, Jimmy Laird, began his journey by shattering ethical boundaries—telling patients exactly what he thought. Now, as the narrative pushes into its third season, the shock value of that premise has settled into something far richer: a genuine exploration of chosen family. The friction between Jimmy and his reluctant mentor, Paul—played with curmudgeonly perfection by Harrison Ford—remains the show's comedic engine. It is no longer just about the gimmick of radical honesty; it is about the chaotic, stumbling path toward feeling okay again. With season 3 currently running, the series confirms that healing is rarely linear—it is a messy, profane loop of mistakes, apologies, and the occasional breakthrough.
Tone: Heartwarming, Irreverent, Cathartic
Last Updated: January 2026