Dave and Cody close out this season of Watch-alongs by discussing the Shrinking Season 3 finale, "And That's Our Time." Alice leaves for Wesleyan. Gabby finds a ring and proposes on her own terms. Jimmy's perfectly planned goodbyes all fall apart. And Paul flies 3,000 miles to say the thing he should have said three seasons ago.

They guys dig into transference, Jimmy's pattern of scripting perfect moments that never happen, whether Gabby's proposal is real growth or just prettier control, and a scars monologue that might be the best scene this show has ever produced.

Plus their Who Grew picks for the entire season and what show runner, Bill Lawrence's comments mean for season four.

David Bowie stole a baby and we're here to talk about it.

This week on Be Kind Rewind, Dave, Cody, & film professor Paul Walcher revisit Jim Henson's Labyrinth (1986), the cult classic that bombed at the box office, broke its creator's heart, and then became one of the most beloved fantasy films of a generation.

We dig into what holds up (the puppetry is better than ever, Bowie is magnetic, that soundtrack still slaps), what doesn't (the story can't decide if it's a fairy tale, a space opera, or a dungeon crawler), and the surprisingly deep spiritual allegory hiding behind the glitter and goblins.

Bonus: the guys break down the Taylor Frankie Paul saga and play the Movie Game.

Dave & Cody break down Shrinking Season 3, Episode 10, "The Bodyguard of Sadness" — the penultimate episode of the season where everyone leaves and Jimmy implodes.

They dig into grieving relationships with people who are still alive, the difference between criticism and observation when you're too wounded to tell, and whether Paul leaving without resolution makes him just as stubborn as Jimmy. Plus, Cody's Who Grew pick is a surprise, the Song of the Episode is a gut punch, and Bill Lawrence drops some hints about what season four might look like.