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DTF St Louis review – an addictive tale of middle-age, swinging and murder

DTF St Louis is described as a seven-part dark comedy that blends quirky humor with a murder mystery.
The cast delivers strong performances, with Bateman and Harbour praised for their controlled, nuanced presence.
The reviewer notes a deliberate shift from whimsy to a more weighty examination of desire and existential concerns.
The setting in St. Louis provides a backdrop for a noir-tinged delve into personal compromise and fidelity.
The Guardian highlights how the series interweaves sexual exploration with emotional needs and relationship dynamics.
Linda Cardellini's character Carol is central to the unfolding tension and themes.
The show is deemed highly bingeable and likely to keep viewers engaged through the seven episodes.
The review situates the show as timely given its social and cultural references, including Lily Allen headlines.
The reviewer notes the show’s ability to balance whimsy with darker themes and a meaningful core.
Detective Homer and his partner are highlighted as providing the procedural balance to the narrative.

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