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It's time to add comedy TV series Lucy Hank to your must-watch list - here is how to watch it

Lucky Hank episode 1 introduces us to curmudgedy professor Hank, and we can't wait to find out more about why he is the grump that he appears to be.

Bob Odenkirk is returning to television with Lucky Hank. Here is where you've seen the cast before.

The actor returns to comedy, and fans following him may not miss Slipping Jimmy as much as they'd think

Led by Bob Odenkirk, the Lucky Hank cast brings this dark comedy based on Richard Russo’s acclaimed novel to life. So who’s playing who?

Bob Odenkirk's new comedy is based on the 1997 novel Straight Man by Richard Russo. Here's how to watch Lucky Hank online and on TV, from anywhere on the planet.

After playing the con-artist attorney Saul Goodman for six seasons on “Better Call Saul," Bob Odenkirk is returning to his comedic roots with the series “Lucky Hank.”

When television goes to college, it's usually to focus on the students, with their youth, dewy skin and lust for life undimmed by time, experience or perspective. These shows offer a hit of fantasy nostalgia for older viewers and a flattering mirror for younger ones. They're sexy by nature.

As a disillusioned professor on this smart, new AMC series, the actor finds the decency in a deeply cynical character.

Actress Anna Maxwell Martin obliterates the stereotype of the ever-so-proper British matron sipping tea from a porcelain cup. Leaning back in her straight-backed chair and plopping her arm on the table in front of her, Martin admits that one of her failings is her penchant for telling the unvarnished truth.…

Best known for his inventive work with Tim and Eric, the absurdist comic talks about playing it straight as a ‘legit’ singer-songwriter, and his newest creation: a ‘belligerent and terrible’ standup comedian