Shows similar to The Deuce

Delving into the complexities of the modern-day mafia in New Jersey, The Sopranos brings a nuanced examination of its characters' lives that viewers of The Deuce's multifaceted narratives can certainly appreciate.

Although centered around meth production rather than the sex industry, Breaking Bad's masterful character development and moral ambiguity provide a similarly compelling look into an illicit world.

While it navigates the advertising industry of the 1960s, Mad Men's focus on societal evolution, personal dynamism, and moral dilemmas mirrors the thematic essence of The Deuce.

Crafted by the same creator, David Simon, this gritty, realistic portrayal of Baltimore's drug trade and city institutions will resonate with fans of The Deuce's deep dive into societal issues and complex characters.

Dive into the Prohibition era’s underworld with this series, which artfully blends historical context with dramatized criminal exploits, much like The Deuce's exploration of the New York porn industry in the 70s and 80s.

Set in the late 1800s, Deadwood's raw depiction of life in a lawless town on the American frontier offers the same type of anti-hero characters and exploration of societal evolution seen in The Deuce.

Another David Simon creation, Treme's post-Katrina New Orleans setting and its emphasis on community dynamics offer a similar narrative depth and character-driven storytelling found in The Deuce.