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Shrink - Season 1
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A recent medical school graduate finds himself out of work and in debt. To ease the financial burden of his student loans, he decides to go into therapy, and works out of his parent's garage and with the patients he recruits from Craigslist.
A recent medical school graduate finds himself out of work and in debt. To ease the financial burden of his student loans, he decides to go into therapy, and works out of his parent's garage and with the patients he recruits from Craigslist.
Actors: Sue Salvi,
Claudia Michelle Wallace,
Erin Luboff,
Beth Melewski,
Bill Cochran,
Kevin Dorff,
Rashawn Nadine Scott,
Mick Napier,
Tami Sagher,
Angela Hatz,
Hans Dieter Wolff,
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Sue Salvi
Claudia Michelle Wallace
Erin Luboff 9 December 1983, Morristown, New Jersey, USA
Beth Melewski
Bill Cochran
Kevin Dorff 2 August 1966, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Rashawn Nadine Scott
Mick Napier
Tami Sagher
Angela Hatz
Hans Dieter Wolff
Genre: Comedy
Director: Tim Baltz, Ted Tremper
Country: United States
Keywords: #Tim Baltz
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March 16, 2017
There is some heavy darkness here, to be sure, but the movement overall is toward the light - "Shrink" has heart, without getting sentimental - and, as do many smart comedies nowadays, it hangs together like an extended indie film.
