Shows like Murder Mindfully

If you want that specific cocktail of dark humor and moral compromise where someone weaponizes introspection as a survival tool, Michael Clayton and My Life Is Murder probably hit closest—both feature protagonists using emotional detachment and psychological insight to navigate corrupt systems with bone-dry wit. You might also find The Murderer and Fogg: Diary of a Sociopath worthwhile if you're drawn to the tension between self-improvement practices and ruthless rationalization, though they lean slightly more into the cynicism and less into the procedural momentum that makes Murder Mindfully work.