Shows similar to Barons

Succession provides a darkly comedic and dramatic look at a dysfunctional family running a global media empire. Fans of Barons who enjoy explorations of wealth, family dynamics, and cutthroat business dealings will be absorbed by the show's sharp writing and strong performances.

Suits encapsulates the drama of a top NYC law firm, where a brilliant college dropout works as a lawyer despite never attending law school. The high-stakes cases and office politics will entice Barons' viewers who appreciate stories about smart, driven individuals navigating the complexities of power structures.

Offering a glimpse into the lives of young bankers and traders as they navigate the financial world in a prestigious investment bank, Industry's high-pressure environment and complex characters will resonate with Barons' audience.

With a focus on the advertising industry during the 1960s, Mad Men's exploration of business, power, and personal lives set against a backdrop of significant cultural change, will likely appeal to fans of Barons' blend of professional and personal drama.

A high-stakes drama set in the world of high finance, Billions pits a savvy U.S. Attorney against a hedge fund king in a battle of wits and power. Viewers who enjoy the complex power dynamics and financial intrigue of Barons will find a lot to love in the chess-like maneuvers of its leads.

Focusing on a hip-hop music and entertainment company, Empire is a family saga set in the glamorous, and sometimes dangerous, world of music. The show's portrayal of business savvy and family rivalry should satisfy viewers who are intrigued by the power dynamics in Barons.

The Deuce delves into the gritty landscape of 1970s and '80s New York City, exploring the rise of the porn industry. Its multifaceted characters and exploration of entrepreneurial ambition in a morally complex world will draw in those who enjoy Barons' nuanced storytelling.

In House of Lies, a group of management consultants stop at nothing to get business deals done. The show's dark humor and critique of corporate America will resonate with Barons fans who are drawn to ruthless business tactics and moral ambiguity.