Season 1 – DTF St. Louis

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Quinn R @qritz7 Oct 10, 2026 A bittersweet story about friendship, loneliness and finding purpose in life but what an interesting way to present that message. Bizarre and unique to say the least. (63%) See more Danielle I @DanielleB Sep 27, 2026 10/10. DTF St. Louis surprised me. What starts as a murder mystery becomes a funny, strange and genuinely moving exploration of loneliness, connection, desire, identity and the complicated ways people try to feel loved and understood. I loved how the plot kept peeling back layers of the characters rather than reducing them to simple heroes, villains or suspects. David Harbour was phenomenal as Floyd — warm, vulnerable, funny and deeply human. Jason Bateman brought so much complexity to Clark, and Linda Cardellini made Carol fascinating: frustrating, controlling, vulnerable and incredibly believable. The writing is clever without spoon-feeding you, and I loved having to actually pay attention to the characters and their behaviour. The recurring theme of connection runs through everything, making the story far more meaningful than a straightforward whodunnit. Funny, uncomfortable, heartbreaking, bizarre and beautifully human. Absolutely fucking brilliant. See more Meagan M @Meagan368 Sep 25, 2026 The name of the show made me think it was going to be a very different vibe than what it actually is. I found it a bit hard to get into, but after five episodes I'm finding it very good - at times really touching and powerful (and also deeply uncomfortable). The primary cast members are all phenomenal, David Harbour just breaks my heart in this show! See more Ry N @RyGuy Sep 21, 2026 A love triangle turns into a murder mystery with a sex app being the center of the investigation. This show has a cringey relationship with a lackluster ending. See more David H @DavidHHH Sep 21, 2026 Fantastic - the best TV I've seen for a while. The main characters are a great story, but then the sub-story between the police duo is also really compelling as they try and delve into what's going on, in tandem with the audience. At first I thought they were going to be a predictable "misogynist superior gets shown up by his smarter female subordinate" thing, but then quickly turned into something a lot warmer and more interesting. See more Tim G @RT64968985 Sep 21, 2026 So weird, it’s good. The acting is great and you actually feel a connection to the characters. Great unique storyline. Very well done. I recommend watching it. See more Read all reviews

DTF St. Louis — Season 1

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