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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 41 MIN

'DTF St. Louis' Episode 6 “The Denny’s Plan” Review: A Convoluted Setup, a Sad Turn for Floyd, and Finale Theories

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Recording while on vacation and acknowledging possible audio issues, the hosts discuss the penultimate DTF St. Louis episode, “The Denny’s Plan,” calling it one of the saddest yet containing a few strong comic bits. They focus on an uncomfortable opening that casts Carol harshly, Floyd’s worsening insecurity and loss of passion for his work, and Clark’s elaborate, arguably preposterous scheme to pay a Denny’s waiter (and then a random man) to flirt with Floyd for an ego boost, culminating in a devastating reveal aided by sign language. They argue the episode feels like plot cleanup, clarifying the Tiger Tiger thread and emphasizing the pool house mystery. They note clues involving Carol’s son and the bike, debate suspects (Carol, Floyd’s son, Emmy, others), mention weather-themed music with outliers like the Zombies’ “This Will Be Our Year,” and preview hopes for a strong finale and future coverage. 00:00 Vacation Check In 01:24 Sick Kid and Parenting Talk 02:57 Episode Setup The Denny's Plan 03:50 Is This a Filler Episode 07:19 Carol's Cruel Hotel Scene 09:41 The Tiger Profile Scheme 11:05 Denny's Awkward Solicitation 13:30 Sign Language Heartbreak 15:59 Cleaning Up the Mystery 20:06 Detectives Comic Relief 21:18 Finale Suspects and The Bike 22:17 Floyd Hits Bottom 22:46 Weather Jobs Fading 23:08 Captioning Tech Shift 24:46 Clark Breakdown Timeline 26:10 Midlife Identity Crisis 28:11 Music Theme Clues 30:41 Suspect Corner Begins 32:04 Pool Meetup Theories 32:32 Modern Love Returns 34:44 More Suspects Emerge 38:14 Emmy Missing Piece 38:54 Patriot Recommendation 40:07 Wrap Up And Next Week Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Recording while on vacation and acknowledging possible audio issues, the hosts discuss the penultimate DTF St. Louis episode, “The Denny’s Plan,” calling it one of the saddest yet containing a few strong comic bits. They focus on an uncomfortable opening that casts Carol harshly, Floyd’s worsening insecurity and loss of passion for his work, and Clark’s elaborate, arguably preposterous scheme to pay a Denny’s waiter (and then a random man) to flirt with Floyd for an ego boost, culminating in a devastating reveal aided by sign language. They argue the episode feels like plot cleanup, clarifying the Tiger Tiger thread and emphasizing the pool house mystery. They note clues involving Carol’s son and the bike, debate suspects (Carol, Floyd’s son, Emmy, others), mention weather-themed music with outliers like the Zombies’ “This Will Be Our Year,” and preview hopes for a strong finale and future coverage. 00:00 Vacation Check In01:24 Sick Kid and Parenting Talk02:57 Episode Setup The Denny's Plan03:50 Is This a Filler Episode07:19 Carol's Cruel Hotel Scene09:41 The Tiger Profile Scheme11:05 Denny's Awkward Solicitation13:30 Sign Language Heartbreak15:59 Cleaning Up the Mystery20:06 Detectives Comic Relief21:18 Finale Suspects and The Bike22:17 Floyd Hits Bottom22:46 Weather Jobs Fading23:08 Captioning Tech Shift24:46 Clark Breakdown Timeline26:10 Midlife Identity Crisis28:11 Music Theme Clues30:41 Suspect Corner Begins32:04 Pool Meetup Theories32:32 Modern Love Returns34:44 More Suspects Emerge38:14 Emmy Missing Piece38:54 Patriot Recommendation40:07 Wrap Up And Next Week

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