Having been a college professor and administrator, I could relate to the satire of this show. However, the dialogue and story line are rather trite and don't get off the ground at first. It isn't until the fifth episode that the audience has a real glimpse at who Hank is and why he has a meltdown when his wife announces that she is planning to take a fabulous new job in New York. Evidently, Hank's abandonment issues are deep and have scarred him for life. Finally, there appears to be a plot dev eloping with an actual psychologically interesting story line that requires a resolution and will carry the show to a climax. Perhaps this will redeem the entire show.
Review of Lucky Hank
