Season 1 – DTF St. Louis

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Charlotte S @RT33812180 8h A beautiful balance of genres: as threatening and tense as it is sincere. The characters and motives may at times feel hyperbolic, even pretentious, but it overall compliments with the oblique realism of the plot. I thoroughly enjoyed the series - and while I don’t think I would rewatch it - this is far from a criticism. It is intense, sad, touching, and real in a way that can be uncomfortable. The acting was also exceptional, especially from Jason Bateman. Highly recommended. See more Kent L. @RT47318221 22h Great until the finale. See more carlosbpvp T @RT74269257 1d One of the worst shows I’ve ever seen. Characters behave as the plot dictates at any given moment, even if it contradicts everything the show previously setup about them. If this show was meant to be a comedy, it ends up being a tragedy of contemporary impoverished narrative skills. At 7 episodes, it is too long and overstretches thin, implausible material. See more Mark W. @Markiemark 1d A waste of seven hours of my life! See more Chad T. @Stiltwalker36 1d Hard to get into a show with so many unlikable characters. See more Matt L @Mattliptak 1d DTF St. Louis leans hard into something uncomfortable—and not in a way that feels cathartic. It’s a bleak, almost clinical look at midlife crisis, male loneliness, and the quiet unraveling that a lot of men experience but rarely articulate. Jason Bateman and David Harbour deliver exactly what you’d expect—grounded, controlled, and emotionally restrained performances that carry weight without trying too hard. But it’s Richard Jenkins who really stands out. The show has moments where it flirts with being a twisty character study, but it never fully leans into that. Instead, it settles into something heavier. It doesn’t offer much relief or redemption, just a slow, steady examination of men drifting, aging, and questioning their place in a world that feels like it’s moved past them. It’s well-acted and thoughtfully constructed, but ultimately, it’s a tough watch. Not because it’s bad—because it hits a little too close to something real, and doesn’t give you much hope on the other side. See more Read all reviews

DTF St. Louis — Season 1

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