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The seven-part series is about a love triangle between three adults experiencing middle-age malaise, which leads to one of them ending up dead. Two detectives investigate and learn the crime is connected to a dating app called "DTF St. Louis", which enables married couples to have affairs. The series is presented in a nonlinear narrative, with episodes often revisiting previous scenes to reveal their place in the overall chronology of events.

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Sunshine of Your Love is playing during the introduction of Linda Cardellini’s character. The song was also part of a pivotal scene for her character in Freaks & Geeks.

David Harbour and Linda Cardellini also starred in 2005’s “Brokeback Mountain”.

Episode Guide

S1.E1 ∙ Cornhole
Sun, Mar 1, 2026

In 2018, Floyd Smernitch is a sign language interpreter who lives with his wife Carol and her troubled teenage son Richard. During a televised storm report, he protects meteorologist Clark Forrest from being injured, and the two quickly become close friends. At a family get-together, Clark tells Floyd about DTF St. Louis, an app for married people to have affairs. Both men confess that their marital sex lives are not going well. Eventually, Floyd agrees to meet Clark to set up their profiles on the app. Weeks later, Floyd’s dead body is found inside the local community pool house. Detective Donoghue Homer and special crimes officer Jodie Plumb disagree over the evidence and their theories about Floyd’s death. Plumb obtains surveillance footage capturing a recumbent bicycle leaving the scene and identifies Clark as the likely owner. Homer questions Clark, who denies being at the scene, and seizes his phone as potential evidence. Homer discovers through Clark’s texts that he had been having an affair with Carol for several months but became obsessed when she ended it. The toxicology report reveals that Floyd was poisoned. Homer and his deputies arrive at the news station and arrest Clark during a live weather report.

S1.E2 ∙ Snag It
Sun, Mar 8, 2026

Clark and Carol begin an affair after a series of flirtatious encounters lead them to arrange secret sexual trysts that Carol calls “dream meetings”, in which they act out each other’s sexual fantasies. During a concert for which Floyd is interpreting, Carol is unexpectedly moved by his energetic performance and tells Clark she wants to remain with Floyd. Clark nevertheless grows closer to Floyd, which is when he introduces him to the DTF St. Louis app. Floyd later agrees to meet a user named “Tiger Tiger”, leading to his poisoning. In the present, Homer traces the “Tiger Tiger” account to Clark’s IP address and credit card, and charges him with Floyd’s murder, informing Clark that the prosecution intends to seek the death penalty. Plumb later examines Floyd’s belongings and discovers multiple copies of a Playgirl magazine matching one found at the crime scene, depicting a nude male model dressed as Indiana Jones. Homer believes Floyd brought the magazine page to sexually arouse himself prior to meeting “Tiger Tiger”, but Plumb learns from Carol that Floyd himself is the model in the photos. Plumb tells Homer she believes Carol is lying about Clark instigating their affair. Clark calls his wife from jail and admits to having an affair with Carol, though he insists he did not kill Floyd.

S1.E3 ∙ The Go Getter
Sun, Mar 15, 2026

Clark and Carol’s affair intensifies; Carol tells Clark about her dissatisfaction with her marriage and describes Floyd’s financial problems, including debt and limited income from his work as an interpreter. Clark is later revealed to have set up Floyd’s life insurance policy; Carol tells him Floyd must never know about it. Floyd matches with a user named “Modern Love” on the DTF St. Louis app and arranges a date, only to learn that the user is a man. He nevertheless has breakfast with him and lets the man kiss him, later telling Clark that they engaged in more intimate foreplay that Floyd allowed to avoid hurting the man’s feelings. Floyd also spends time with his stepson Richard and bonds with him during a visit to a skate park. In the present, Clark tells Homer and Plumb that he loved Floyd and would not harm him. When the detectives present a key connected to the investigation, Clark stops answering their questions and requests a lawyer. Later, Carol reassures Richard that they will be financially secure after Floyd’s death.

S1.E4 ∙ Missouri Mutual Life & Health Insurance Company
Sun, Mar 22, 2026

Everyone appears normal from a distance.

S1.E5 ∙ Amphezyne
Sun, Mar 29, 2026

Floyd reveals to Clark that he has been aware of his affair with Carol for some time, and instead of being angry, asks to participate as a voyeur during their trysts at the Quality Garden Suites Hotel. Later, Floyd confides in Clark more about his sexual dysfunction and asks him to get a prescription for the (fictional) male enhancement drug amphezyne so he may perform again with Carol, since he cannot get one himself due to his condition. Clark reluctantly agrees and warns Floyd to be careful using it. Floyd proposes to Carol that Clark be there to watch once he is able to perform with her again, indicating a polyamorous shift in their relationship. In the present, Plumb learns from the hotel manager while investigating Clark and Carol’s activity that the pair would occasionally arrive with Floyd in tow as a “threesome”. Carol feigns ignorance to the existence of Floyd’s life insurance policy while being questioned by Homer and Plumb, and inadvertently reveals that she has a past sealed criminal conviction, but invokes her right to withhold any details about it as her record is sealed. Homer and Plumb grow suspicious of Carol and serve her a search warrant, finding Clark’s second bike in her garage. Homer suggests they find Carol’s past conviction through indirect means.

S1.E6 ∙ The Denny’s Plan
Sun, Apr 5, 2026

Carol struggles to enjoy having sex with Floyd, leading him into a deep depression. To cheer him up, Clark creates a fake profile on DTF St. Louis named “Tiger Tiger” and connects with Floyd. Clark is surprised when Floyd says he wants to meet “Tiger Tiger”, since Clark intentionally created a male profile assuming Floyd would not engage but instead enjoy the validation. To perpetuate the farce, Clark attempts to pay a homosexual man to pose as “Tiger Tiger” to meet Floyd and achieve an erection for him, who initially agrees. However, the man follows Clark one day while at the park with Floyd and cancels the meetup after seeing Floyd and deciding he could not be aroused by him. In the present, Clark is more forthcoming with Homer and Plumb against his attorney’s advice, but appears ignorant as to who Floyd would be meeting at the pool house if it was not “Tiger Tiger”.

S1.E7 ∙ No One’s Normal. It Just Looks That Way from Across the Street
Sun, Apr 12, 2026

After a series of revelations, Plumb and Homer question everything they know about the case.