Lucky Hank

It seems pretty simple to me. If you can empathize with Hank Devereux, you are likely to appreciate observing the emotional journey he's taken through season one.

The series reminds me of "Mr. Saturday Night" by Billy Crystal which depicted a main character whose own hurts prompted him to choose behavior that hurt everyone around him, but this character was able to change his ways and become a happier person. Hollywood hated the movie, which wasn't a surprise. Hollywood is always going to be about the perfect image that isn't real and the public embraces the same mentality. To summarize, if you're a type of person who can't explain why you make a lot of the choices you make, you're probably driven by coping mechanisms developed as a result of some unresolved trauma in your life and being able to empathize with Hank would lead to having to look at your own issues. That takes a lot of strength/courage and no one chooses to do so willingly.. so I'm not judging you or criticizing you for it.