If you loved the complex characters and compelling storytelling of “Mad Men,” you’re likely on the hunt for shows with similar appeal. Here’s a list of seven must-watch series that echo the stylistic and narrative prowess of “Mad Men,” available across streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, and others.

1. The Crown (Netflix) – This sumptuous historical drama provides an intimate look at the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, offering the same high production values and meticulous attention to period detail as “Mad Men.”

2. Halt and Catch Fire (AMC on demand) – Set in the 80s during the personal computer revolution, this show mirrors “Mad Men” with its character-driven drama and its portrayal of professional ambition and innovation.

3. Boardwalk Empire (HBO Max) – Dive into the roaring 20s with this crime drama that focuses on political figure Enoch “Nucky” Thompson as he navigates the world of organized crime during Prohibition, much like Don Draper deals with his own morally complex universe.

4. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime Video)- While it offers a lighter tone with its quick-witted comedy, this show shares “Mad Men’s” knack for exploring societal changes through its period setting, along with visually stunning costumes and settings.

5. Masters of Sex (Showtime) – This series, chronicling the pioneers of the science of human sexuality, unfolds against a meticulously re-created period backdrop reminiscent of “Mad Men” and probes complex personal dynamics.

6. Succession (HBO Max) – For those who relish watching high-stakes business maneuvers and intricate family drama, this biting satire captures power dynamics within a global media conglomerate ruled by an aging patriarch.

7. Mad Men Creator: Matthew Weiner’s The Romanoffs (Prime Video)* – An anthology series from the creator of “Mad Men,” it tells stories of people around the globe who believe themselves to be descendants of the Russian royal family, styled with Weiner’s signature character depth and historical contexts.

These shows should satisfy your cravings for stylish set design, rich character development, and intricate storytelling that have become synonymous with shows like “Mad Men.” Happy viewing!