Watch Jason Bateman and David Harbour in the dark comedy “DTF St. Louis”

HBO has a new dark comedy on the horizon called “DTF St. Louis,” and it promises to deliver some quirky and unexpected entertainment. The show revolves around Clark, played by Jason Bateman, a Weatherman grappling with the monotony of middle age and a lackluster marriage in St. Louis. His friend and colleague Floyd, played by David Harbour, is an ASL interpreter aiming to be a good stepdad and rebuild his self-assurance.

In a twist of fate, Clark introduces Floyd to DTF, a dating app designed for those seeking to add a little zest to their lives. The duo decides to give it a shot, and the plot thickens when Carol, portrayed by Linda Cardellini, enters the scene. Carol is a mother navigating her family’s needs, exploring her own desires, and mourning her defunct marriage.

According to HBO, this limited series delves into a love triangle involving three middle-aged adults, culminating in one of them meeting an untimely demise. The show’s tagline, “You never know which way a friendship will swing,” hints at the unexpected twists and turns viewers can anticipate.

While not much is known about the series yet, Harbour shared with The Hollywood Reporter that the true essence of the DTF app lies in prompting characters to confront the meaning missing from their lives. He emphasized that the app serves as a catalyst for exploring the characters’ peculiarities and unconventional behaviors.

“DTF St. Louis” is set to premiere on Sunday, March 1, offering a fresh and intriguing take on middle-aged existentialism and human connections. Make sure to mark your calendars for this upcoming dark comedy that promises to keep you on your toes with its unconventional storyline and talented cast.