If you dropped DTF St Louis please go back and finish it

I'm super skeptical the finale is going to make me like it but I'm already in too deep anyway.

The final episode is a bit of an "I-knew-it" bummer, but everything leading up to it is pretty great. If you look at the series more as an exploration of loneliness rather than a whodunnit, it's fairly satisfying—okay, SADisfying.

I thought it was a perfect ending.

No, I watched several episodes and realized the tone and topic just aren't for me.

It was good. I thought it ended underwhelming.

The cast is great and the acting is great but I just cannot stand the show itself, lol. I don't know if it's the plot or the dialogue or what, but I find it unwatchable. I did 4 eps and I tapped out

Semi spoiler but based on the explanation of >!David Harbors p**** injury!< I like to think this whole show is the fallout of the trauma from a victim of the Jackass crew

I became a Steven Conrad fan during his highly underrated show The Patriot. Go watch it!

I loved the show, hated the finale.

I haven't watched the finale yet, but wholeheartedly agree with the endorsement of the show. I was on the fence after the first episode, but was hooked by the end of the second.

Miserable ending

i just watched the show to see what happened in the end. I thought it was overall pretty terrible.

Everyone citing reasons they don't like the show, and they're the same reasons I LOVE it. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Who dropped this? The show is spectacular and there’s *so* many twists and turns!!!!! Plus….Linda Cardellini?? 🔥🔥🔥🔥

The finale was superb. Each episode gets better and better.

I liked the ending! Big win for people who have crushes on Jason Bateman

the last two episodes for me were eh. it was definitely good otherwise but like everyone else has said the ending was underwhelming

lol the finale was utter shit and really annoyed I wasted so much time on this series. I guess that’s what makes a market

No. I wish I had left it dropped. DTF St Louis was awful and some of the most horrendous writing - which is saying a lot these days when almost everything has terrible writing.

Now go watch Patriot (not The Patriot). It is still on Amazon Prime. It is the first TV show Steven did. It's fabulous. [https://www.amazon.com/Patriot-Season-1/dp/B086VXXBB2](https://www.amazon.com/Patriot-Season-1/dp/B086VXXBB2)

My wife saw how it was going to end. But it was still excellent to see. Cringingly mortifying at times. But that's Steven Conrad.

This is the best series I've watched in a long time and yet a difficult one to recommend to others.

I'd love to see the detectives Jodie / Donoghue again, as unlikely as that is. I thought their dynamic was great together and would watch a series based on them .....

For me the finale seemed obvious after the episode before. But this show vacillates so much between showing benign and evil intents, that I wondered if it would turn out that Floyd committed suicide to set them both up as suspects. I think this show is really about impulses and intentions. When the wife tells Floyd she doesn't feel it anymore, that she just wants to squirm out from under him, the look on her face as she redoes her makeup is cold indifference. Almost as if she knew this would drive him to suicide and had accomplished the final part of her plan . It seems obvious to me from the behavior of her character that she is the culprit, even though the police don't see it. It's possible to think your husband is the sweetest thing, but stlll think that bedding you never got as a child out weighs the value of his life. Not normal, but possible. I think the point of the show really is that everyone looks normal from across the street, but they're not, and sometimes their compulsions to do evil overcome their compulsions to do good.

It deals with sensitive topics that many people are just not ready to emotionally accept and go along with, the fragility of masculinity, body image, loneliness, but with absurd humor that I absolutely LOVE but understand not everyone would 'get'. I think giving it a go for a full three episodes is fair and if it's not for you it's not for you. I think it's genius and >!bawled at the ending.!<

We see clarks wife as he does. Carol sat on Clarks face because he empowered her. Carol wanted to regain intimacy with her husband (which she couldnt achieve by having sex with him ,with clark in cupboard watching - we are a bit weird like that, sorry.) No, she gets no money, as is right in our capitalist utopia.

I never started it. What should I do?

The series was subpar at best.

I haven't watched the final but I feel like it has really fallen off the last three weeks from the promising start.

I loved the show and the ending was on point. It is not a crime show as we were lead to believe initially. It takes you along with its surprises, twists. Initially you think Carole killed Floyd to make it look like suicide, because she couldnt stand him or because she needed the life insurance money. As the show progresses, you think it was the weatherman. Toward the end you think maybe somebody from the arranged meeting might have killed Floyd. At the last episode we start guessing that Richard killed Floyd, until the grand reveal. The last episode ties everything together masterfully. Why Carole was so unpleasant with the cops? Because she didnt want the cops to determine officially that Floyd killed himself. Why? Because of the life insurance. A suicide doesnt warrant life insurance payout, unless death happens three years after signing the policy. Carole didnt want the cause of death to be suicide and be made official record. Remember, we don't know for sure that Floyd has killed himself. The cops are trying to figure out how. In the first episode, the older detective wanted to close the case as "suicide" and move on, but the lady detective pushed for a full investigation. It is a show that demands paying attention to the nuances, the context, circumstances. It is a fairly realistic depiction of mid life loneliness.

I watched the first ep and it felt like an incredibly slow burn. I’m all for a slow burn, but can somebody tell me how slow of a burn I should expect?

It was a let down, waste of time.

It was pretty uneven, kinda over the place between mediocre and great, elevated by the good performances of the main trio. David Harbour was brilliant, I think it's his best role so far. he seemed to have the time of his life. The finale was very underwhelming, disappointing and predictable though. They turned Clark's wife basically into a glorified extra, I hoped she would play a more important role in some twist at the last moment. The entirle Carol's storyline was also in vain, she basically stalked and seduced Clark, she lured him to get a life insurance for Floyd, she was fine about the toxic swinger/cuckold triangle, she treated her husband horribly and didn't even try to console him and make him feel better after she had rejected him in the motel. By the way, will she even get the money now, if the police decided it had been a suicide? Or will it be considered the accident on paper by both detectives?

I gave up after episode 1. I vibe more with Rooster. Seems from the comments here it’s not worth going back.

People stop watching things for a reason. Forcing themselves to watch more of something they didn't enjoy is unlikely to make them view the show more favourably.

Each episode got better and better except for that finale, it really sucked lol like wtf

The title put me off DTF, no thank you

Really? I think the ending was horrible and VERY strange. I’d advise not wasting your time with any of it.

The finale was absolutely terrible. The ending was nearly the exact same as Mare of Easttown, another HBO Max cop drama.

Well that was terrible. What a dumb show. OMG.