DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial Aftershow
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Amphezyne and a Doctor talks Peyronie's Disease
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HBO’s DTF St. Louis Episode 6 “Amphezine” is a jaw-dropper: wild opening montage, sharper laughs, and twists in the “who killed Floyd?” mystery.  Investigative Reporter Lauren Trager and film and TV critic Elliott Collins break down and recap every aspect of the episode. For example: detectives Homer and Plumb finally bonding like true buddy cops, chasing the other bike clue, and flirting with an illegal shortcut.

Then the Floyd–Carol–Clark affair flips again: who is aware and facilitating and battling FOMO? Plus, a St. Louis urologist joins the show to explain Peyronie’s Disease (as common as 1 in 10 men), the treatments for it and stigma surrounding it. Join the conversation DTFSTL@firstalert4.com. Only two episodes left!

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March 30th, 2026, 02:24 am

DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial Aftershow

Amphezyne and a Doctor talks Peyronie's Disease

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Amphezyne and a Doctor talks Peyronie's Disease

Published March 30th, 2026, 02:24 am

Description

HBO’s DTF St. Louis Episode 6 “Amphezine” is a jaw-dropper: wild opening montage, sharper laughs, and twists in the “who killed Floyd?” mystery.  Investigative Reporter Lauren Trager and film and TV critic Elliott Collins break down and recap every aspect of the episode. For example: detectives Homer and Plumb finally bonding like true buddy cops, chasing the other bike clue, and flirting with an illegal shortcut.

Then the Floyd–Carol–Clark affair flips again: who is aware and facilitating and battling FOMO? Plus, a St. Louis urologist joins the show to explain Peyronie’s Disease (as common as 1 in 10 men), the treatments for it and stigma surrounding it. Join the conversation DTFSTL@firstalert4.com. Only two episodes left!

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DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial Aftershow

DTF St. Louis: The Unofficial Aftershow is an 8-episode companion series to HBO's dark comedy that explores the plot, themes and deeper meanings of the show through in-depth analysis and conversation. Guests include the show’s creator and writer, Steven Conrad, a former St. Louis police detective, a sex therapist and more.