Identify the limited series
The publisher identifies Steven Conrad as writer, director and showrunner, with Jason Bateman, David Harbour and Linda Cardellini leading the cast. Its premise concerns a love triangle among adults dissatisfied with middle age, with one of them ending up dead. That is a fictional mystery premise, not a report about an actual local crime or a documentary merely sharing the St Louis location.
Seven instalments, not a feature-length film
HBO’s January 2026 announcement described seven weekly episodes, beginning on 1 March and ending on 12 April in its US schedule. The finale had a different announced time from the opening slot. If you saved an early reminder, check the specific episode rather than assuming every instalment had an unchanged appointment. A weekly release schedule also differs from one long complete film.
ASL and standard episodes are different presentations
The announcement described an American Sign Language version alongside each episode, with Justin Jackerson and Leila Hanaumi named in that production. Check the actual edition if you require signed access: ASL is neither a caption-style setting nor a promise of a British Sign Language version. Preserve the episode number when comparing presentations so a feature difference is not confused with a different story chapter.
Choose how much mystery information to read
The broad premise identifies the series without naming the victim or resolving the investigation. If you want that discovery during viewing, use cast and episode listings before opening ending analyses. The supplied first-season artwork supports identification only. It does not establish UKIPTV inclusion, a current UK supplier or which accessible presentation a particular account can open.
Questions, answered
How many episodes did HBO announce?
Seven for the limited series.
Does ASL mean the same as BSL or captions?
No. Check the particular signed-language presentation and available caption tracks separately.