Clicked on this last night, not knowing anything about it. Ended up watching the entire show in one sitting. I was captivated. It's brutal, unsettling and disturbing and probably one of the best shows Netflix has produced in a long time.

@francescapowell1538

Ай бұрын

It’s very brutal… story told very well, wasn’t expecting it to take the turn that it did. Thought provoking on many levels.

@allisonhill3233

Ай бұрын

is it gruesome?

@elmagnificodep

Ай бұрын

@@allisonhill3233No. However, one episode has a warning about sexual assault at the beginning.

@user-zw6lw7qh1o

Ай бұрын

Me too!

@urmyfuture1945

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

the fact he wrote his real life experience himself and made it public for the whole world to see just incase the whole world missed the random youtube video.. i mean imagine living thru that AND THEN acting it out for a tv show???? dude is mad brave .

@danculbert6349

29 күн бұрын

And it was a stage show too

@lukewheatley3070

26 күн бұрын

KZread vid ?

@FIREGOD333

26 күн бұрын

@@lukewheatley3070 yeah in the show he mentions that he made a youtube vid confessing what had happened to him, its the first time he told his story. idk if that part was true or not but i wonder where the vid is now

@lukewheatley3070

26 күн бұрын

@@FIREGOD333 has no one found it ?

@thepotofgoldwastaken

26 күн бұрын

The KZread vid mentioned in the show is fictional. It was used as a way to portray the experience he had performing his stage show, Monkey See Monkey Do.

"FROM THE MAKERS OF THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD" Say no more.

@sl3pycat

Ай бұрын

that part sold it for me too 😂😂😂

@s41magazine37

Ай бұрын

My cousin, he's the guy who made this!!!

@s41magazine37

Ай бұрын

@@wowjaihere will do. Matthew Jarvis. Clerkenwell Films 👍🏽

@JB-wy8fc

Ай бұрын

No way I missed that part. I agree though it looks so well done

@swimatnight

Ай бұрын

I could tell it's the same people that created End of the F**** World right from the start of the trailer 🤩 very similar vibes

As a people pleaser, I couldn't help but to sometimes see myself in the ways that he dealt with things. We have so much trouble setting boundaries and some people can definitely sense it.

@yoni9795

17 күн бұрын

yes! not that it's our fault but kinda is ughhh, it's so hard to be human

@fina.rjb7

14 күн бұрын

@@yoni9795 I get that, but I think there is a distinction that has to be made between those who genuinely misunderstand like Martha, and those who use and abuse like Darrien.

@Phinaddict305

14 күн бұрын

As a kid did your parents make you hug or say hi to someone you may not have wanted to interact with? Like a grandparent, aunt, or uncle. If your boundaries weren’t respected as a child it usually translates as an adult.

@esrever777

13 күн бұрын

Glad I learned it by the time I was 25! Before that, I felt like people pushed me around and used me as they see fit

@yamairad1

12 күн бұрын

​@esrever777 You are so blessed. I learned it closer to 39. But, thankfully, I was just in time to save my kid from the same fate. I'm already hatching a plan to slowly teach him how to establish boundaries and sniff out would-be abusers. If that's the only good thing I do with my life, I'll die happy.

Don't waste your time, there is no baby reindeer in the trailer

@turbo-gomore-rubber

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😂

@safayet-om3gy

Ай бұрын

Thanks bro

@BNW1989

Ай бұрын

Lol

@jazzyfizzal9004

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

@djackio

Ай бұрын

Lmao thank you

Just binged it. That was a dark psychological story. I feel shaken. It truely depicts attachment to the abuser and trauma. Hard to watch but must watch. Hats off Netflix for this!

@Luis_elbori75

25 күн бұрын

It was weird to watch

@woz_in_oz

23 күн бұрын

It’s pretty intense

@yzwme586

21 күн бұрын

Everything that happened to him was his fault.

@sankara5ever

20 күн бұрын

@@yzwme586if that's what you took from this, you might as well opt out now bro it's only downhill from here ✌🏾

@JennyL.I

19 күн бұрын

​@yzwme586 aren't you a delight

I know what he means when he was saying “ that’s what abuse does to you, it makes you this sticking plaster for all of life’s weirdos, it makes you an open wound”….its totally true…when you’ve been abused you really can’t see good for bad. You actually have empathy deep down that you end up being kind to those who aren’t kind but who look weak and vulnerable on the outside and they instantly latch onto you.

@qazedc3

4 күн бұрын

This😢 you explained it well. And yeah some of the most unkind people appear weak and victimize themselves only to prey on others goodwill

@emilyau8023

2 күн бұрын

Because of the way I was raised healthy relationships are foreign to me. I have actually left a healthy relationship just because it felt unfamiliar. I got back together with him and am relearning what a relationship is supposed to be like.

@nurlindafsihotang49

Күн бұрын

Really? Abuse teach me to spot the liar. Even when they act vunarable and weak, their eyes dont lie.

@CheyanneLillian

Күн бұрын

I learned in a dv victim class that there are sick men who seek women out who have left abusive situations they told me the best way to weed them out is to not share the truth about the whole thing and tell them it happened once and you put the dude in jail for it immediately. They are looking for women who aren’t cop callers so you disqualify yourself by telling them you are one!

This was outstanding. Ended up completely hooked and watched the whole thing in one go. One of the best things to of ever come to netflix.

@DeadDawnR

Ай бұрын

Same!!

@Ravens-ft2hn

Ай бұрын

True 💯

@yzwme586

21 күн бұрын

Yeah let's not go that far

@Pippie5555

19 күн бұрын

Do we know it is true? We only heard one side of the story. The real Martha is denying it.

Amazing show and the fact the actor is acting his own true recount of his stalking story is incredible. It must’ve been hard.

@piscesprincess221

Ай бұрын

Damn I knew that comedy show scene felt too real 😢

@F0o0F1

29 күн бұрын

Even the rape part?

@John-lp5xh

28 күн бұрын

You do realise 98% won't have happened

@Skillex128

28 күн бұрын

Wrong!!!!!!​@@John-lp5xh

@Aussiesher2011

27 күн бұрын

​@@John-lp5xh read his story. It did happen

I saw this when it was a one-man show at the Edinburgh Festival. It was incredible. Richard Gadd is a rare, brave talent.

@_boracic_atreus_23

28 күн бұрын

Nice! Thats a pretty cool claim to fame, that's almost like seeing a band before they made it big.

Watched it and I can’t sleep now. It’s so disturbingly good. Do your self a favour and watch it now

@bhuvaneshwarij1326

Ай бұрын

Same😮 !!

@olavwilhelm6843

Ай бұрын

watched 1 hour and decided not to be one of the Binge Morons . A production i'd forget in 3 months is simply not worth it

@fieryhellkitten

Ай бұрын

@@olavwilhelm6843how brave of you

@kumodev

29 күн бұрын

@@fieryhellkitten i see what you did there

@LANDE33

29 күн бұрын

@@olavwilhelm6843binge moron? You’re so edgy and unique

just started out of curiousity, then at some point couldn't stop myself from clicking "next EP" button till the end

@icomeinpeace3756

Ай бұрын

Sameeee

@isanarditama

27 күн бұрын

same, its so good

@avonmusk3420

15 күн бұрын

I did the opposite. Started out interested, then his degenerative ways and lack of masculinity made me sick. Stopped watching after 3 episodes

@snubnosedmonke

14 күн бұрын

@@avonmusk3420 you lack media literacy

@cham146

12 күн бұрын

yeah same here

If Richard & Co don’t win multiple awards for this I’ll lose my mind.

@motulifelikefigures1987

Ай бұрын

fleabag did! so this should definitely too!

@paolofenney2222

Ай бұрын

I honestly wouldn't worry about awards, this has been massively received by fans, awards can be very difficult at times

@kramercapriati

4 күн бұрын

whatever

Take a Bow, Jessica Gunning ! She's natural at acting. I was terrified of what Martha would do next. It brought back some unsettling memories and uncomfortable feelings. She breathed life in that character. Wish to see more of her works !

This was so honest and brave. He could've glossed over times he actually sought out his abusers, but by explaining his mindset I began to understand how lack of self-esteem and compassion for a mentally vulnerable woman led to the decisions he took. My younger sister was in a similar situation with a man she met at a social anxiety group, and I used to get annoyed with her for not reporting him. I feel like this show has helped me to understand her mindset better - he was at risk of suicide and the criminal justice system doesn't always have the resources to properly support people, even if they take your testimony seriously. It also shows how difficult it is to report if you're not the 'perfect' victim (avoiding contact with the abuser/stalker), and it's those who seek out their abusers who have probably had past trauma and may be even more vulnerable.

@PMCFrontLines

3 күн бұрын

She wasn't mentally ill she was just an impulsive psychopath.

An example of when you write what you want to write and what you know, stop giving f**ks about genre and 'thematic thesis statements' or any other 'save the cat nonsense' and just tell a story the way it happened to you and talk about what the experience made you feel. A near-flawless mini series.

@danculbert6349

29 күн бұрын

Yeah but not just that, be honest about it. Obviously a lot of details of the story are different from the real life situation, but it’s Richard Gadds unflinching honesty in how he felt about the situation. How he saw himself as a guilty victim, how he felt about dating a trans woman, how honestly he talks about being obsessed with being stalked.

@bltr2507

29 күн бұрын

@@danculbert6349 couldn't agree more

I just binge watched Baby Reindeer and the series is going to help me process my personal traumas better. I can feel it. I have never felt so understood or been able to make this much sense of myself by watching something. And knowing that there are so many people that will gain as much as I did, and feel like they can relate like I can, makes me feel less alone. I am very grateful.

@Tripoli-ys6lh

24 күн бұрын

Your never alone when youve got a stalker 😳

@TheClozone

18 күн бұрын

I totally agree. I thought watching this would be triggering but it actually gave me some serious closure on the frustration and confusion I had at myself for feeling personally guilty about suffering previous abuse (thankfully now over 10 years ago)

@Selkie7

13 күн бұрын

This is how sharing our art can heal us ❤

@japiro14

9 күн бұрын

Listen to Dr Gabor Mate, or by his books

Episode 4, the scene where he realised that the abuser was trying to control his mind was the exact moment I too figured it out and it was terrifying I swear I never felt such thing in a long time. What a great show! Thank you Richard for sharing your story to help thousands of people out there. You’re brave and I wish you now all the fame and success you truly deserved!

I didn’t sleep last night, i finished the entire show, great acting, what a stoory!

Clicked on the series not expecting anything and I ended up watching the entire series in one sitting. One of the best Netflix series I've seen this year.

Just watched this and ... I cannot believe some of the incredibly complicated feelings he goes through as he is being stalked. The brushing off by the police, denying him the dignity a human being deserves. The friends who worsened the situation when he so badly needed to feel that he didn't deserve what was happening to him. It's just ... he so badly needed someone to empathize with and believe him, but the people he was close to turned away from him because it was easier than facing the danger of his stalker. To fully comprehend so many complex intricacies and then to be so effective in depicting those different thought processes he was going through is so immense and raw. I felt like he put words to things I'd only felt in the past but could not fully give words to. Very cathartic. Worth the watch/cry. 10/10

@CJ-ft9yo

29 күн бұрын

But he wasn’t reaching out either, to have better friends better communication as he was drowning in his own self hatred

@LANDE33

29 күн бұрын

@@CJ-ft9yohe was also a SA victim, who was groomed, manipulated and stalked. He was constantly made fun of everyday. He stopped having intercourse with his girlfriend and was anxious about it with his new girlfriend, yet they never asked him about it.

@kirabana

28 күн бұрын

The police didn’t brush him off, he wasn’t honest with them

@pakde8002

27 күн бұрын

​@@kirabanahe was dishonest with a lot of people. Idk if it was insecurities or trying to protect others but if he'd been brutally honest from the start he could have avoided at least some of what he went through. Definitely not blaming the victim just I guess everything seems clearer for spectators.

@hannahrepollo

20 күн бұрын

@@pakde8002i agree!!

This trailer promised a horror/thriller dramedy about stalking, and instead we got a deeply contemplative, brutal, and compelling piece about the ramifications of sexual trauma and abuse… absolutely superb, 11/10

This was far better than the trailer, one you can binge easily.

@Topper_Harley68

Ай бұрын

Most annoying guy i have ever seen, iq -100

This is truly a cinematographic masterpiece. It has given me so many different feelings at once, very hard and visceral. The anger, the sadness, the fear and desperation feels so real through the whole journey, and really make people more aware of the trauma and pain the people that had abusive experiences are going through in life. Fascinating! The actors deserve so much recognition for this. I’m obsessed with this and it’s been such a long time that something didn’t touch me so much like this series did.

@pakde8002

27 күн бұрын

To become the obsession of a disturbed individual is extremely frustrating and potentially dangerous. And it often starts from an act of human kindness.

@NinaRoad

14 күн бұрын

Very well said! Totally agree.

It was very good. The way he seemed so meek and vulnerable, the fact that he kept trying but just couldn't get that start he wanted and how sad that made him, the struggles, the pressures he faced, the horrible attacks and how all he wanted to do was do what he enjoyed and go about his life...It absolutely broke my heart. I almost cried so many times. He played the role so well. It makes you feel his pain right in your own heart. I heard this is based on Richard's own experiences. I am so sorry, Richard. I hope you've found some peace and you are happy. Great work.

Essentially, a stalker is a person who harasses a person's life, but this series made me feel more entranced by the psychological changes of the protagonist who changes due to the stalker than by the stalker, and the psychology of the protagonist who changes again and learns about himself due to the people he meets in the process.

Saw this at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2019 and it remains the single greatest show I've ever seen. I bought the script and have read it 4-5 times since. The audience was left speechless. It is incredible and I can't wait to watch this.

@soulseek80nic20

17 күн бұрын

it was originally a play? what do you mean by the single greatest show?

@user-st6ui7oy1p

15 күн бұрын

@@soulseek80nic20 Yep, it was originally a one-man play performed by Richard Gadd at the Fringe in 2019. It was incredible.

I live on the set of the film. It's a regular street and we all had to wait for red and green lights to leave our homes whilst filming was going on. Had no idea it was coming to Netflix. I have so many pictures of them filming!

@Mac-qi5nz

Ай бұрын

Aren't you worried people will pay attention and rob your house? You are now 😂

@orphanoforbit7588

Ай бұрын

​@@Mac-qi5nzwhat? That's a weird thing to say.

@Mac-qi5nz

Ай бұрын

@@orphanoforbit7588 it's called a "joke" snowflake (for future reference, the winking face is a clue)

@ceedee873

Ай бұрын

​@@Mac-qi5nz Anyone lacking enough to try this would lose their bearings because "the furniture changed" 😂

@Mac-qi5nz

Ай бұрын

@@ceedee873 😂

It was soooo good, too good to be honest, binged the whole thing in 3 hours !!!

@DeadDawnR

Ай бұрын

Same!!

@1977Suspiria

24 күн бұрын

But it's a 4 hour series. 😂😂

@sooosuss7154

23 күн бұрын

@1977Suspiria when it's too good you forget the time lol

@Raviouliformiouli

18 күн бұрын

Same! power went out at episode 5, So I watched the rest on my phone with 20 percent charge. I didn't care if it died, or if I was late for work the next day, I had to finish the story.

An amazing series that literally 0:01 broke my heart 💔 I watched all episodes in one day and it gave me anguish, uneasy and so much sadness. Richard Gadd's performance is just Oscar worthy! I am truly speechless. It had been years since a series didn’t take me this much, almost autobiographical and visceral. I know what it's like to grow up with physical and psychological abuse trauma...With a sense of shame, we guys tend to never report and talk about it. But this series gave me a strength that I never imagined I had. One of the best series of 2024 hands down.

@motulifelikefigures1987

Ай бұрын

right? i just watched it now, absolutely stunning. didn't know this was a fringe production. masterpiece of a miniseries. first i was annoyed of his weakness, never speak out and not walk away from the disaster and I keep asking myself why? then episode 6 came with his monologue and all made perfectly sense. that hit me hard. so good!

@moonminimo4404

Ай бұрын

It is autobiography of richard gadd.

@JShady7620

Ай бұрын

Wuss

@LANDE33

29 күн бұрын

@@JShady7620he was groomed, SAed and stalked.. the actor is the person it actually happened to. How are they a wuss?

A rare win for netflix as of recent, honestly great series

I just binge watched this whole show in one sitting!! And I can’t believe that it’s based on a true story and I’m like yelling at the TV for him to do something before it gets too crazy and it went so crazy!!! 😂😂😂

@LANDE33

29 күн бұрын

And sadly the main actor is the one who lived the real story, can’t imagine what it was like to relive it

I watched it last night without watching the trailer, it’s very captivating, emotional, dramatic and dark. I recommend it! It’s one of those series that gets stuck on your head! 🙂

@pizza8714

Ай бұрын

Same here! Just finished it.. but i keep thinking about..Martha

It began from a bit light, giddy, to dark, extremely twisted to going back to really dark roller coaster ride to crazy depressive whatever. I don't know what to say, it's so good but also you'll feel aghast. Like what the heck did you just watch! I thought Misery was heavy, this is another level.

This show is PHENOMINAL!! Sat down to watch one episode and watched it all. Devastating and honest. I was tottaly stunned and crying by the end.

Seeing him crying in front of the mirror broke my heart it made me cry so much … I felt his pain ❤️

DON'T WATCH THE TRAILER, JUST WATCH IT. A true masterpiece. Incredibile.

On a side note..we want more Mindhunter!!! 😊

@amyeastman8764

Ай бұрын

ITA. Netflix, give them the budget they asked for. It’s worth it

@avalon1108

Ай бұрын

Gawd, yessss, please!

@dariangregory6182

Ай бұрын

You ever see the movie Mind Hunter? Came out before the show, it's not related but it's a Good movie.

@monicasgeorgia

Ай бұрын

@@dariangregory6182 I have. The OG Hannibal

@ficrispin

26 күн бұрын

Yeeeesssss

Wow a lot of triggering in this series. As someone who was sexually abused my heart hurt for this guy. He was an empath kicked around just trying to find his way and establish himself. The abuse he endured along the way was so sad. His speech to the crowd about the abuse i literally wept. Sadly this thing goes on a lot.

This show is just insanely good

I was HOOKED!!! One of the best shows Netflix released lately..

I am very grateful because Richard Gadd wrote this story and played it very well. The fact that this story comes from his personal experience, made me cry a lot while watching this series. As a viewer, of course there were several parts that annoyed me because Donny's decisions often made things difficult for him. However, as a human I understand that life is complex and does not always consist of straight lines or curves. This is one of the best series on Netflix. Jessica Gunning is very special, just looking at her eyes as Martha makes me feel nervous and anxious. Sent from my iPhone

This man just single handedly created a whole new genre!! horror romance !! this was truly a master piece in the psychology of our need to feel loved wanted or needed And out of that need, how we can get lost in desperation for it. Brilliant five stars we'll done Netflix. It was dark, tragic yet educational, honest and enlightening.

@danculbert6349

29 күн бұрын

I mean theres a lot of horror romance stuff such as The Fly, Let the Right One In, the Coppola Dracula movie

@carmenohio8735

28 күн бұрын

You should write reviews full time. This was so well put

@marina3934

23 күн бұрын

Idk, the show You as well as stuff like Killing Stalking have done this type of thing before. However, we hardly get shows from the victim’s perspective, and especially not a male victim of stalking. This show was brilliant and an important piece of media that needed to be made

Been amazing to see the journey this show’s been on from EdFringe Festival to Bush Theatre to the West End to NYC to Netflix. So excited to see this!

@TheNetflixNook

Ай бұрын

Quite the lifespan

This has some hilarious moments, like her commenting on his ex girlfriend's pic saying "she ugly." lmao The girl playing the stalker nailed this role.

@Daqueenb87220

Ай бұрын

And the PS I still love ya that'll never change text after she went all the way off 😂😂😂😂

@EmilyHartley25989

5 күн бұрын

I had a nosey through one of her old twitter accounts. There are plenty of vitriolic remarks about women pertaining to their appearance and weight, particularly Emily Thornberry. Horrible.

I am being so serious - Baby Reindeer is one of the best TV shows I’ve watched in a long time. Incredibly powerful, moving and thought-provoking. A masterpiece.

I started watching out of curiosity, but the incredible cast and the show's insightful portrayal of mental health had me glued to my seat until the very end.

The actors are so good in this series 👏

I bumped into it today by accident then I just started and I was easily hooked. Binge watched it. It was truly amazing. The actress who played Martha was incredible.

He went through so much in life. I strated crying episode 4. Im so glad i wattched this.

One of Netflix best ever. Acting is amazing and actress playing Martha deserves and Oscar

Love this series....gosh. i didn't expect it to be that good. Finished it in one sitting. This is a gem.

The all actors acting is amazing. It is closer to a human drama than a stalker theme, and the theatrical directing is really good. You can sympathize with all the characters thanks to the excellent scenario rather than forced persuasion. A dramatic but not dramatic masterpiece that depicts the world we live in well.

Series was so heartbreaking. I cried, laughed, and felt disturbed. Brutal and raw; I got reminded of personal experiences too. Definitely one of Netflix’s best.

One of the best series I've seen in years. Initially, I've avoided watching the show thinking that this must be the typical stalker thriller haunting me for the rest of the week. Still, somehow it proved to haunt me in a completely different manner and made me question how honest I am with myself. I find it amazing how trauma is translated into such a masterpiece.

Having watched "The interview" with "THE REAL" Martha I think the whole thing is the show and "Martha" is also an actress. A very clever piece to also include Piers the showman and a unique way of marketing. Its got us all watching and talking. Very well done.

@lucidloki2814

4 күн бұрын

Take the meds bro bro

If you want a slight glimpse at the reality of this world, I highly encourage that you take your time to watch this, but only if you dare. To Richard, thank you for taking the courage to share your story. May God be with you always. 🙏🏻

What a masterpiece it is!! Absolutely mind-blowing. The amount of all sets of emotions while bringe watching it is overwhelming. The pain, shame, self distrust, abuse not only from the stalker, the pain again... And then the scene with his family, when his father reveales his own abuse. This cracked me completely into uncontrollably sobbing. And still the glimpse of love, humor, support and strength he finds to overcome all of this to make something so unrealistically perfect out of ot. The way he still perceives his stalker and reflects his own mistakes. I was completely blown away by this series. Forgot to mention the great acting of everyone else in the series

@danculbert6349

29 күн бұрын

Same. I had to stop watching for ten minutes just to openly weep. Really got to me

This has blown up world wide and the IRL people have been found. Even after watching it, this keeps getting bigger.

Brilliant. The fact that he can even act all those traumatic events again is mind boggling. I have not seen anything quite like this. It’s important for people to know the different kinds of abuse too.

Top 5 of the best things to ever hit Netflix. Amazing!!

Everyone one talking about Martha and how she was terrifying yet nobody is talking about Darrian who was the True Villain in this story

Saw this on Netflix last night. Watched the entire series in one sitting. Excellent!!!!

Watched the whole series in one sitting. It's so disturbingly good. The fact he wrote about and acted his trauma is truly incredible☑️

We need more series like this one! Excellent!

Looking forward to seeing more of Richard Gadd’s work. This is a masterpiece. Best thing I’ve watched in years!!

This show is an absolute work of art. Every aspect of it is beautiful. One of if not the best show i've ever seen. Incredible work!

Looks delightfully unsettling!

the ending of this is so emotional

Currently on episode 6, its an amazing show, and apparently based on a true story.

just binged it in one night and omg simply beautiful

its the way i watched 10 seconds of this trailer and was immediately sold. i usually avoid trailers since they tend to be full of spoilers. im not sure what i was expecting tbh but oh m y G O D that was pure insanity 😵😵‍💫🤯😟 now THAT right there was an emotional 🎢🎢🎢🎢

This show is sooooo crazy!!! The lead actor and actress bodied these roles!

This series is so well made , from the soundtrack, to the narration , all the way to the plot build up.

I just finished the show. I think this is the first time I really felt validated in my own experiences with being groomed as a 12 year old, being stalked, and abused.

It has several extremes that it takes the human mind on which draws one into the suspense and intrigue of the entire movie. It doesn't end even though it does come to a close. It still haunts ones mind trying to unravel everything about it.

Was only gonna watch 1 episode. Ended up with all the episodes. Binge worthy series!

Binge watched it, what a brilliant, twisted and layered show! 10/10

i had no expectations, just threw it on bc it was in the top 10 and WOW! Acting, cinematography and the way everything was portrayed was incredible. The two main characters were amazing. Esp the actress that played Martha was on the level of Kathy Bates in Misery. Deserves top shelf awards! Emmy for best actress!

Dark, gritty, full of suspense. Enjoyed every episode.

Binged watched today! I am speechless.

wow, what a series, outstanding, just "from the makers of the end of the f----king world" that should be enough, after a long time, thank you Netflix and the makers, made me remember my own pain

Proud of you Richard and all you’ve achieved. The hard work has paid off 👍 😊

Entertaining, sad, true, story. Watched all episodes in one go.

Just finished watching, excellent script and acting, highly recommended!

This is a tv drama masterpiece, a rare glimpse into the human condition that we all need on some level

An amazing movie. Real life story left me in awe fantastically depicted. It's definitely deserves award for acting and presentation. This story represents many in the industry minus martha sadly. Such a heart wrenching history of love, acceptance and resilience after trying to navigate the perils of life in search of your dreams

one of the episodes had me 😭my heart out

Omg !! This is a masterpiece!!! You have to see it ❤ I wanna rewatch it cause it is amazing

Worth the watch. I finished it in a day. Wonderful performances by Jessica Gunning & Richard Gadd. 🎉 Love Jessica's acting.

This is a masterpiece! What a fascinating and refreshing piece of art! Baby reindeer and Martha's performances are incredible! Script, directing..All perfect!

La serie más hermosa de este año ♥️🤧

@BillyCleary

Ай бұрын

💯 I f*** love it

I have just watched the whole tv series on netflix and really liked it. Episode 4 is about how grooming works. Other episodes about stalking. I recommend it if you like dark, drama and psycho tv shows. 9 out of 10 ❤

Empecé a verla una tarde tonta a las 17:00h. Por simple aburrimiento. Lo que no supuse jamás es verme envuelta con tanta fuerza. No pude apartar mis ojos ni un minuto. Toda la serie del tirón. Esto es de lo mejor que he visto en años. Absolutamente fascinante. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

This was THE best thing I’ve watched in a long time. It felt so…………..raw and…messy and HUMAN. It must be terrifying to open one’s self to this level of scrutiny and potentially more creepers than ever after having lived through such (a) thing(s).

Initially, I tuned in with the expectation of encountering a run-of-the-mill dark comedy, as suggested by the trailer. However, it swiftly evolved into a masterful display of disturbingly beautiful storytelling, evoking a myriad of complex emotions within my psyche. I found myself pleasantly surprised and thoroughly impressed by the experience. Rarely do I indulge in binge-watching entire seasons in one sitting, yet this show held me captivated throughout all seven episodes.

The best show I’ve seen in a very very long time.

I just came here to say that for someone with very little acting experience he did so well. I was in awe at one scene and I was thinking that it was a very difficult scene and I was like ok what an actor. I didn't even know at the time that this was a true story and it actually happened to him.

Just watched it in a full sitting. Sensational acting, amazing script. Very dark, also the trauma bond that developed throughout it was so sad, the part when she described why she called him little reindeer as well given him more of an explanation to why she acted the way she acted. Just goes to show about the meaning of that phrase: "hurt people hurt"

@Nurot

24 күн бұрын

Exactly.

Beyond Great ...Every Human should see this...and for different reasons...