HBO DTF St. Louis
Created by Steven Conrad · 2026 ·
DTF St. Louis (2026) earns a 76% Celluloid Score — Recommended. Recommended overall. Created by Steven Conrad; stream on HBO Max.
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Where to watch DTF St. Louis
DTF St. Louis is available on HBO Max — regional notes: HBO Max in the United States; HBO Max, Sky Cinema in the United Kingdom; HBO Max in Indonesia. Catalog platform tag: HBO Max.
Where to watch DTF St. Louis by country
| Country | Streaming on |
|---|---|
| India | Disney+ Hotstar |
| Indonesia | HBO Max |
| Malaysia | HBO Max |
| Pakistan | HBO Max |
| Philippines | HBO Max |
| Thailand | HBO Max |
| Turkey | TV+, HBO Max |
| United Kingdom | HBO Max, Sky Cinema |
| United States | HBO Max |
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Is DTF St. Louis worth watching?
Yes — DTF St. Louis earns a 76% Celluloid Score. Recommended, created by Steven Conrad and streaming on HBO Max.
Celluloid Verdict
A strange, sad and frequently hilarious suburban noir — Conrad's signature whimsy honed to a point, with Harbour, Cardellini and Bateman doing some of their richest work in a mystery that values ache over answers.
Celluloid editorial verdict
What is DTF St. Louis about?
An ASL interpreter turns up dead in a community poolhouse, and Steven Conrad rewinds the tape: Floyd Smernitch's fraying marriage to Carol, the affable local weatherman Clark who drifted too close, and the hookup app that lends the show its unprintable name. Told in Conrad's off-kilter comic register, the seven-part limited series treats a Midwestern love triangle as both murder mystery and melancholy portrait of middle-age wanting.
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Critic Reviews
DTF St. Louis Review (2026): Is It Worth Watching?
★★★½☆
Steven Conrad's DTF St. Louis (2026) runs 1 season, 7 episodes on HBO Max — a drama series from United States carrying a 76% Celluloid Score.
Strongly recommended — worth the time commitment.
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Most searched questions about DTF St. Louis
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Yes — DTF St. Louis scores 76% on Celluloid. A strange, sad and frequently hilarious suburban noir — Conrad's signature whimsy honed to a point, with Harbour, Cardellini and Bateman doing some of their richest work in a mystery that values ache over answers. Stream on HBO Max.
DTF St. Louis has 1 season and 7 episodes (2026). It is currently marked ended on Celluloid.
DTF St. Louis is catalogued under HBO Max and commonly streams on HBO Max. Availability varies by country — open the platform app or the Celluloid series page for regional notes.
DTF St. Louis stars David Harbour, Linda Cardellini, Jason Bateman. Created by Steven Conrad.
DTF St. Louis is tied to HBO / Max-style licensing on Celluloid (platform tag: HBO Max). Check Max in your region for current episodes.
Yes — DTF St. Louis has ended (2026). You can watch the complete 1-season run without waiting on renewals.
About 5 hours at ~45 minutes per episode across 7 episodes — a focused weekend binge for many viewers.
No — DTF St. Louis is not on Netflix. It streams on HBO Max, and on Celluloid it is catalogued under HBO Max. Streaming rights rotate by country, so confirm in your region before subscribing.
DTF St. Louis first aired in 2026 (2026). Created by Steven Conrad; it streams on HBO Max today.
DTF St. Louis stars David Harbour, Linda Cardellini, Jason Bateman. Created by Steven Conrad.
DTF St. Louis has 7 episodes across 1 season (2026).
An ASL interpreter turns up dead in a community poolhouse, and Steven Conrad rewinds the tape: Floyd Smernitch's fraying marriage to Carol, the affable local weatherman Clark who drifted too close, and the hookup app that lends the show its unprintable name. Told in Conrad's off-kilter comic register, the seven-part limited series treats a Midwestern love triangle as both murder mystery and melanc…