Shows similar to Lucky Hank

This critically acclaimed series stars Bob Odenkirk's 'Lucky Hank' co-star, Bryan Cranston, as a chemistry teacher turned meth manufacturer. Fans of complex characters and moral ambiguity will find 'Breaking Bad's' intense storytelling and character development riveting.

A spin-off prequel to 'Breaking Bad', 'Better Call Saul' focuses on Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill, the lawyer who becomes Saul Goodman. With its masterful character studies and dark humor, it's a must-watch for those who appreciate Odenkirk's multifaceted performance in 'Lucky Hank'.

While 'Fargo' is more of a crime anthology series, its combination of dark humor, moral dilemmas, and Bob Odenkirk's presence in season one make it appealing to those who enjoy the tonal mix and character depth of 'Lucky Hank'.

A dark comedy featuring Bill Hader as a hitman trying to start over as an actor, 'Barry' blends crime elements with personal struggles. Its balance of quirky humor and dramatic tension echoes the tone found in 'Lucky Hank'.

David Duchovny plays a troubled writer in Los Angeles juggling his career, personal demons, and complex relationships. Like 'Lucky Hank', 'Californication' offers a comedic yet poignant look at a flawed protagonist's life.

With Michael Douglas as an aging acting coach navigating his latter years, 'The Kominsky Method' addresses the trials of getting older with both humor and grace, akin to 'Lucky Hank's' exploration of middle-aged reinvention.

Starring Zach Galifianakis as a failed professional clown returning to his hometown to confront his past, 'Baskets' combines dry humor with touching drama. For fans of unique character-driven storytelling, it presents a kindred spirit to 'Lucky Hank'.

Will Arnett stars as a self-help guru struggling with his own vices while maintaining a facade in Venice, California. Similar to 'Lucky Hank', 'Flaked' deals with the themes of self-discovery and the challenges of personal growth.