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10 Best TV Shows Like The Hawk

The Hawk is the latest sports comedy series to make some noise in the streaming landscape. For fans of the series, here are 10 other shows to check out.

10 Best TV Shows Like The Hawk

Certainly, for those who adore Will Ferrell's comedic style in *The Hawk*, these ten TV shows offer similar laughter-filled experiences. Starting with *Coach*, this 1980s sitcom follows former college football star Hayden Fox as he balances his athletic career with family life. Starring Craig T. Nelson, the show's comedic moments stem from Nelson's deadpan performance and his interactions with recurring characters.

Next, *Eastbound & Down* brings a raunchy sports comedy that stars Danny McBride as Kenny Powers, a disgraced MLB player trying to resume his career. McBride's unique brand of humor shines in this HBO series, which highlights his comedic versatility.

The League, another HBO original, focuses on a group of friends navigating the tumultuous world of fantasy football while dealing with everyday life. With a talented ensemble cast including Nick Kroll and Paul Scheer, the show's improvisational humor keeps viewers entertained throughout its seven-season run.

For a different spin on sports comedies, *Vice Principals* offers raucous humor through the antics of two rival vice principals, Neal Gamby and Lee Murphy. Danny McBride and Walton Goggins deliver sharp wit and banter, while Walton Goggins' standout comedic performance adds depth to the series.

Finally, *Brockmire* features a unique take on sports comedies. IFC's series, starring Hank Azaria as Jim Brockmire, a former baseball announcer whose life has fallen apart. Azaria's portrayal of Brockmire's neurotic and awkward baseball commentary resonates with fans of Will Ferrell's comedic style, offering a fresh perspective on the genre.

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