Actors Michael J. Fox, Josh Holloway, Robert Iler Return to TV After Long Absences

Michael J. Fox is returning to acting after a five-year retirement due to Parkinson's disease and will appear in the TV show Shrinking alongside Harrison Ford, whose character is also diagnosed with Parkinson's. Fans are excited about this collaboration, seeing it as significant for Parkinson's awareness. Meanwhile, Josh Holloway, known for his role as Sawyer in Lost, is making a comeback with the new Max series Duster, created by Lost's JJ Abrams, where he stars as a getaway driver in a 1970s setting. Holloway described his recent years as difficult but expressed enthusiasm for the new project, which survived pandemic-related hurdles and network changes. Additionally, Robert Iler, who played A.J. Soprano on The Sopranos, has returned to television in the parody sketch series Bad Thoughts on Netflix, marking his first fictional role in nearly two decades and showcasing his comedic talents. These comebacks highlight notable actors revisiting the screen with roles that resonate with their past work or mark new creative directions.