DTF St. Louis

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.

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

9.29.26 - perfect story. characters are amazing

So weird but you can’t look away. The entire cast is phenomenal. The story is fresh and intriguing. I hope it’s a one and done season because I can’t imagine how they could make another one as quirky and satisfying as this one. Highly recommend!

Never had the interest to finish the show, tries way too hard to be different. Just a weird Bateman experience