Jason Bateman and David Harbour will star in and executive produce a seven-episode series on HBO titled DTF St. Louis, the tale of a love triangle between three adults experiencing middle-age uneasiness that leads to one of them ending up dead.

Described as a "darkly comedic" limited series, "DTF St. Louis" follows a love triangle between three adults experiencing middle-age malaise, ending in one of the individuals involved winding up dead.

HBO has greenlighted seven-episode limited series DTF St. Louis, starring and executive produced by Jason Bateman and David Harbour.

"Stranger Things" icon David Harbour and "Ozark" Emmy winner Jason Bateman have signed on to star in and executive produce the new seven-episode dark comedy for HBO called "DTF St. Louis."

HBO has greenlit the limited series “DTF St. Louis” with Jason Bateman and David Harbour set for two of the lead roles, Variety has learned. HBO has given the series a seven-episode order. The show was originally announced as being in development back in 2022 with Harbour and Pedro Pascal attached to star and executive

Jason Bateman and David Harbour are teaming up for a new limited series at HBO, with the network announcing today that it’s tapped the two TV and film stars for darkly comedic drama DTF: St. Louis, which,