A former assistant director on the Apple TV+ series “Shrinking” sues Warner Bros. Television after she is fired, alleging sexual harassment and wrongful termination. Mindy Tessa McKoin says she was dismissed following conduct she attributes to the production, and she seeks damages.
McKoin also alleges wage-related violations. One report says she claims the company tampered with her timecards, while she adds that the executive producer made sexual-misconduct advances at a wrap party in 2024. The lawsuit targets Warner Bros. Television and executive producer Randall Winston, according to the coverage.
Across the two accounts, the core claims align: McKoin brings employment-related allegations tied to both the series set and a later separation from the production. The reporting emphasizes different aspects—one focuses more broadly on termination and workplace harassment allegations, while the other highlights wage theft alongside sexual harassment—without indicating any court findings or resolution yet.
