DTF final Episode

I was full on for it.

This show is so great, and it covered so much. Midlife crises, loneliness, trust in relationships, relationship vulnerability, male friendships, unintended consequences, intimacy, sexual & societal norms, policing sterotypes... Good lord there was a lot packed in there. But seriously, it touches on all of them, and in a funny, deadpan kind of way. We (me and my wife) absolutely loved it.

It was brutal and depressing. Clark was not perfect by any means but he truly loved Floyd. One of the best male friendships I’ve seen portrayed on tv. Floyd’s story was just so sad. His line about feeling like he was starting to just disappear to people as he got older hit pretty hard. It’s true too. When you’re in your younger years, it feels like you know everyone and anyone. With age, you end up just another face in the crowd. This show definitely deserves every nom for miniseries. Linda Cardellini included. This was some of the best work I’ve ever seen out of her. Ngl, I’m totally going to start using her passive aggressive “Can you speak up???” to people that deserve it.

Heartbreaking.

Loved it. The murder mystery was always secondary and the ending wasn't a huge shock or twist but that actually made it better. I think a lot of people would have felt insulted if they tried to shoehorn in some ridiculous twist even though so many audience members are conditioned to it nowadays. I prefer the honesty and humanity. And this was one of the more absurdly human stories in a while.

I really loved this show, I’ve never seen anything like it: hugely tragic exploration of loneliness but with some truly wacky stuff layered in. I found the finale to be mesmerizing, just phenomenal acting. No notes. Well, one note: David Harbour’s fat suit was kind of distracting in some scenes :p

Loved the finale, it somehow balanced absolute emotional gut-punch with the weirdest bits of comedy. Only tiny note: the pacing in the last 10 minutes felt a bit rushed.

sad and masterful writing we have to look at facts and listen carefully, which is difficult when mental illness is being portrayed

i thought it was decent but not as strong as the earlier episodes, felt a bit rushed but still kinda satisfying overall

Is this show good? Jason Bateman caught my interest.

Amazing show. David Harbour deserves an Emmy for his performance.

I told a friend of mine...Jason Bateman did it again.

Quirkiest show I have ever watched- loved it. Wondering -did Richard really have a good day at school?

Will someone explain how diner guy became Tiger Tiger after the original mixed Floyd? I missed that

dtf?

Satisfying! They explained everything. I’m happy. :)

Good but very sad