DTF St. Louis

The show isn’t for everyone, but for those that are able to respect the story will find compelling themes centered around male loneliness, interpersonal connection, stale relationships, and fatherhood.

Hate it and idk why I’m still watching

What started as a predictable detective series turned into something deeply human. The characters don't feel like TV tropes; they feel like people you’ve actually met (or been). It captures that raw insecurity of trying to connect with someone without being overly dramatic about it. It’s just a really sincere reflection on how complicated it is to navigate desire and isolation at the same time.

Oh my this is such a great show!!
I was invested from the trailer because come one, perfect cast! But I was still shocked by how dark and intelligent it was. And so modern, talking about and dealing with things we all experience almost everyday of our lives. And when I said the cast is perfect, the cast was PERFECT! Couldn’t see anyone playing those characters better. Shoutout HBO and the creators behind the scenes!
We need more stuff like this!


9/10

Binged the shiz out of this one. Bateman and the dude that plays Hopper were a buddy good duo. Really really weird if it were to happen to any of us. Shows where people get to when stuck in their life in their middle aged crisis. Mystery romance even though it says comedy.

Interesting to say the least