I was not expecting to be in tears at the last few episodes. This story was told so well, but very heartbreaking. Donny’s dad was my favorite character.

@psalmthyme8192

2 ай бұрын

Tom Christie of outlander.

@kyndramb7050

2 ай бұрын

I started bawling when his dad said he was raised in the Catholic church.

@RS33381

2 ай бұрын

@@kyndramb7050 I’m still tearing up thinking about it. Especially when he hugged him afterwards 🥺.

@kels1127

2 ай бұрын

Also how he was dealing with Martha over the phone. Loved him immediately

@cristinaambing9126

2 ай бұрын

@@kyndramb7050i guess his dad was rape also inside the catholic church by a priest

The actress who plays Martha. Wow! She was awesome.

@Brenda-uw3jk

Ай бұрын

I don't like her in real life. LOL

@almuntasirv

Ай бұрын

@@Brenda-uw3jkyou met her was she rude ?

@that0negam3r40

Ай бұрын

@@almuntasirvI think they’re talking about the actual stalker, not the actress

@Brenda-uw3jk

Ай бұрын

@@almuntasirv Its a joke genius 😂

@ThaD0n

Ай бұрын

@@Brenda-uw3jk Shit joke genius

The predator grooming him was more disturbing to me than Martha. He needs to be exposed!

@Star-uk1kh

Ай бұрын

Exactly this !!!

@renatobarreira6505

Ай бұрын

Richard stated that everybody in the industry knows who he is.

@makeitsonumberone1358

Ай бұрын

He has money and influence so he carnt be touched

@em70171

Ай бұрын

People are suggesting Sam Bain is a possibility.

@koumiye

Ай бұрын

@@em70171thinking the same tbh

His dad asking him if he sees him less than a man and Donny realizes what his father is sharing him. Then, when his dad chooses to hug him instead of a handshake, that broke me. Brilliantly written, compelling performances. This is Emmy worthy.

@RumbleFilthskin

Ай бұрын

Yup that got me too

@danfaces

Ай бұрын

I cried my eyes out at that scene

@christinebuckingham8369

Ай бұрын

👍💯💯💯❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹🙏❤️❤️

@-arams-4259

Ай бұрын

I didn't understand that scene..his father said he grew up in church what does that mean? They r-pe ppl in church?

@SfGamergg

Ай бұрын

Not all but, its common@@-arams-4259

can we just talk about his acting? because dear God that was one of the best performances ive seen in a while. By the end of the year i have no doubt that his performance will be remembered as one of the best

@Fii38

2 ай бұрын

the actress who played Martha made the show she definitely deserves all the awards on offer.

@creasmith1112

Ай бұрын

Yep agreed!!!! The second last episode when he was on stage.... I actually was so immersed that I had to press pause and get up of the couch. Powerful stuff !!!

@Pearlflower1

Ай бұрын

I know he re-tell the story, he is the main character in that story too , so I thought he break some reality wall and it feel very genuine!

@asmrsill

Ай бұрын

Yes. I was so impressed by his acting. I can’t believe he went through this. I feel for the guy. Sending him love

@debiweaver3238

Ай бұрын

absolutley 100% agree

It's hilariously ironic that the real "Martha" has come out the woodwork exclaiming she is nothing like how she is depicted in Baby Reindeer. By coming out the woodwork and acting EXACTLY like Martha in Baby Reindeer. 😂

@jonny9597

2 ай бұрын

Who

@indigo_enigma

2 ай бұрын

@@jonny9597 The real Martha. Actually called Fiona. She's identified herself to the news the idiot.

@arantxacortez3804

2 ай бұрын

Morí 😂

@scarlett8895

2 ай бұрын

I swear she just gave a whole other layer of realism to the show 😂😂

@yayagarcia5443

2 ай бұрын

Yeeees!! Types/misspells just like he said. And she rambles like the show! EXACTLY like Martha!

I can’t believe he chose to act all of his trauma out. It must’ve been therapeutic in a way I guess, but to embody and relive all of that pain again to tell your story is something I could never do. How honestly strong and badass of him.

@susanneely5810

Ай бұрын

Agreed. I could never. Good on him.

@alumcable

Ай бұрын

Agreed, almost like he's acting...a .... story

@alexjames7144

Ай бұрын

Considering how he admits through the show that he was almost as obsessive as Martha was and had an unhealthy fascination with her lasting months after the trial, I don't think this was some great act of therapy

@melancholicpeaceencapsulated

Ай бұрын

@@alexjames7144 it kind of is like exposure therapy and being able to let it all out but through a creative outlet yk. Most people wouldn’t admit to stuff like that and for that reason his unveiled vulnerability seems to be a means to heal himself to me. But, to each their own 🤷‍♀️

@alexjames7144

Ай бұрын

@@melancholicpeaceencapsulated I highly doubt that most therapists would consider physically acting out your own trauma repeatedly in front of a camera crew to be a good idea. That's not what exposure therapy is. This show was clearly just because he had a really interesting life story that would make lots of money as a TV show, and he doesn't appear to actually be very good as a comedian. He was making this show, trauma be damned, for the money. Like that's fair, he can do what he wants. If he decides to capitalise on his trauma that's his business but let's call a spade a spade.

I have tears in my eyes. We know how much conversation there’s to be had around SA as women, but it’s so very rarely talked about SA happening to men and my heart breaks & is also so immensely proud of Richard for being a voice for men having experienced this in his show. I had no idea him in the show was the creator let alone also the one that experienced it. I can’t imagine how difficult it must have been, possibly triggering. He’s done something incredible, giving a voice to these men who experienced SA. Showing the stigma also around the “why did you wait so long to report it”. All the respect to him. ❤️‍🔥

@linamarie84

Ай бұрын

Jw. Why are you sensoring sexual assault? Is the United States no longer a free speech Country? KZread has a global reach. So any sensoring here is only grooming you for overall sensoring.

@PMCFrontLines

Ай бұрын

Feminists shouldn't be allowed to control the discussion on SA. SA should be discussed gender neutrally and shelters should be as well.

@MisterSands

Ай бұрын

He loved it really.

@PMCFrontLines

Ай бұрын

There's not much discussion to be had female wise. Men are SA'd far far more, and no not by other men but women as well before you try that argument.

@tvojemama4679

Ай бұрын

@@PMCFrontLines what is your source for that information? because it sounds to me that you are trying to be a victim so badly.

The Darrien episode really brought me to tears, multiple times. I hope Richard gets Justice for what the disgusting pos did to him..

@Friendofstfrank

15 күн бұрын

He went back to work for him.

He did a Brilliant job. Regardless of the true story and how traumatic and absolutely disgusting that is. He turned his story into something that can possibly help thousands of people come forward against their attackers and i hope we hear stories of “I watched baby reindeer and it helped me come forward to report what happened to me”

@riz-rq9wr

2 ай бұрын

Wait it’s a real sorry like in real life ??? About him ???

@theConquerersMama

2 ай бұрын

I have heard of at least 4 people I personally know who said they ended up making appointments with therapists and doctors after seeing the show. I think it's helpful to so many. I didn't know it was about him and thought it was a different true crime show when I started. I was not prepared. The conversations it's started alone makes it an important project.

@christinebuckingham8369

Ай бұрын

@@riz-rq9wrYes - it’s based on a true story. His Stalker is at it again by seeking to sue him and Netflix. Stalkers have a hard time giving up their Targets.

@melbarrow4335

Ай бұрын

@@christinebuckingham8369 therein lies the problem, Netflix said this " is" a true story instead of is "based" on a true story, the lead actor and producer already said martha never went to prison , he couldn't further punish her so just added that part in, this will comeback to bite him on his backside as its not true that she did any jail time, I tuned jn to lawyers on piers morgan after he interviewed the real martha , slippery slope Netflix has gone down with this story, either way the real martha is weird af, says she's never watched baby reindeer but is suing every man/ woman and their dogs lol

@LindaC616

Ай бұрын

​@@riz-rq9wrNetflix says in the series "this is a true story". It seems now that certain elements were falsified. And the woman is going after him because he reproduced tweets from her verbatim so it was easy for people to find her and she has been harassed to the point where she decided to get some of this money he's making

I watched every episode in one night … pulled an all nighter and I was just BLOWN AWAY!! Had a grip on my for sure…

@cacentrafreeman7956

2 ай бұрын

Me too it got dark so fast 😭

@em_i_lee7884

2 ай бұрын

How can u watch all the episodes in 1 night dont u have work Not being rude just curious

@jr5993

2 ай бұрын

Same 😂 I was up until half 1 in the morning

@arantxacortez3804

2 ай бұрын

Yo tambien, mi cara era esta 😰 en todos los capítulos, aun sigo en shock

@Jack-dg6ky

2 ай бұрын

​@@em_i_lee7884 7pmish to midnight... It's not that bad of a run

Martha was fabulous. Jessica you nailed it, you deserve an Oscar and a golden globe 100%, mark my words ❤

I was amazed the first few episodes after finding out this was actually him playing himself. But mid way through the show I became horrified. I can’t imagine what it must have been like to relive the terrible things he went through and have to actually act them out. And the actress who played Martha was also fantastic. She made me hate her but also feel sad for her and she did an amazing job at portraying a stalker.

I loved this much more than I expected to. Having personally overcome childhood sexual abuse, serious drug addiction and extreme self loathing- I was so moved by how honest and vulnerable he was, especially playing himself. ❤

@sammig5913

Ай бұрын

❤ real talk

He's actually so handsome...I'm glad he's fine and doing well...he's been through a LOT

@Code_Bart

2 ай бұрын

Sent from my iphon

@NostalgiaEdits111

2 ай бұрын

​@@Code_Bart😂💀

@arantxacortez3804

2 ай бұрын

Desde que lo vi por primera vez en la serie lo encontré guapo

@shanaynaie

2 ай бұрын

He is fine though! 🫣

@xsuns7508

2 ай бұрын

seriously he is definently handsome

martha's actress, phenomenal, she deserves an award. excellent acting.

So bro basically acted the lead of his non fiction experiences. He's the real life person, writer, AND lead actor?! That's absolutely splendid frankie... - 😊sent from my iPhone

@ajheartsong

2 ай бұрын

I was floored when I found out! He was essentially reliving everything he went through 😮

@danielbr92

Ай бұрын

@@ajheartsong it’s almost like he did it all to make a tv show out of it 😧

@lolaoutloud_

Ай бұрын

Hah, I like what you did at the end 😅

@sammig5913

Ай бұрын

Tsk tsk ... this shit had me all day man The almighty $. I don't even wanna know if I wanna watch real Martha! 😮 n my cat had kittens been tryna pick names n I swear i was redi to go with frank... now I'm questioning everything!

@sammig5913

Ай бұрын

​@lolaoutloud_ love ur handle Don't worry I'm no Martha .. maybe cuz I like the loud house cartoon 😂

I watched it. Im still uncertain about it......but the actress that was Martha? OMG she deserves any award available!!! Amazing talent there

It's not an easy watch but the cast is super talented and the script is raw and honest. It was just the fresh kind of writing perspective we need today!

This series was GRIPPING. This story, Gadd’s story is one that I’m glad was told. It was complex, the feelings of discomfort I felt were palpable.

It really good I love this, I want to tell him he is a good guy , love his parent

@itsprozacprincess

2 ай бұрын

his parents seem like such dolls. and i want to hug him and his father for happened to them as someone who also has experienced SA. it makes u second guess yourself and where u belong. no one deserves to feel that way

@MiMi-Music-Official

2 ай бұрын

sent from my iphon

@pawinachoosak

2 ай бұрын

@@MiMi-Music-Official lol

I legit binged the entire thing in 4 hours! It’s so good

@sammig5913

Ай бұрын

Me 2 just now !

This show had me literally sobbing. I cry all the time in sad movies sure, but this was different, I felt like someone I knew personally was going through their worst moments, and it broke my heart. Tugging on someone's heart strings is one thing, but this man literally reached into my heart, and touched my soul.

@SmartMoveGraphics

Ай бұрын

Well said.

He made a lemonade from his lemon😎. I wish him a full mental recovery👍

There is still more to come from this story, Darrien really needs to be identifed really to protect others

@lucylu6462

Ай бұрын

Brought to justice. Naming and shaming isnt useful unless he's proven guilty in court

@DuSeun

Ай бұрын

Sam Bain probably. Writer of Peep show, "a peep at fame" is mentioned multiple times, and there are also other quotes from the show. He is a buddhist. He made his socials private since the release of Baby Reindeer.

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

​@@DuSeunstop speculating. there's no point, it's not going to lead to anything except for harm

I have to give massive credit to the art and prop departments in this show. Very rarely have I seen period-accurate user interfaces so accurately represented. But also the actual devices too!

This was beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time. Just goes to show, that truth is stranger than fiction. This guy went through a lot and he still came.out sane... to receive 43000 messages, when you have other stuff thats unfathomable... what a life! Good he is doing well and thank you for telling your story, it will change someone's life.

I was in a similar situation with a man while I was working at a pub… went on for about a year. Luckily I moved to another town because of a job opportunity but imagine what it could have been! Thank you for telling your story

@PMCFrontLines

Ай бұрын

No you weren't you're hijacking a story about male victims of sexual violence being neglected and making it about women. I'm calling you out for it.

This matter is more complicated than it would appear at first.

Also #1 in Finland.

Today #1 in Brazil also

I’ve watched it so many times. Every time I make a connection or see something I didn’t see the time before. I know now that Im not the only person to have frozen or ignored “indignity’s”. My mind couldn’t allow me to face facts & the impact those facts would eventually make.

#1 in Croatia aswell

@BrodyStag

22 күн бұрын

We’ve all sinned, trust in Jesus and that he died for our sins on the cross. Our works can’t save us but Jesus can! Much love.

Emmy worthy.

It is a good series but why won't he name his abuser, made it easy enough to find her so why not him, he could have probably abused countless others in the time since it happened to him, possibly even to younger boys. I get it's a dramatisation of true events but if the abuse was as bad as potrayed or worse surely you wouldn't want the same to happen to to others. I have my own experience of abuse so I'm not just surmising here. Richard Osman says that everybody within the comedy circle knows who he is but Gadd has the personal experience & knows it to be true. It's kind of similar to how Saville was protected for years and allowed to continue to abuse!!

@annywind7609

Ай бұрын

Totally agree with you. It looks hypocritical to me that they easily found the real Martha, but not a word about his real abuser???

@graceyoung4205

Ай бұрын

​@annywind7609 People are speculating that his abuser is Sam Bain. If you ask me, he fits the "profile" to a T, and the actor that plays the abuser physically resembles Sam Bain.. which, I don't think is a coincidence.

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

it's not that simple. it's unlikely that gadd has any evidence for what happened at this point, so if he named who did it, he would just be sued into hell for defamation. we don't know the real story of what exactly happened so let's refrain from saying what he "should" have done or what he "should" do.

@BrodyStag

22 күн бұрын

We’ve all sinned, trust in Jesus and that he died for our sins on the cross. Our works can’t save us but Jesus can! Much love.

@ocdmusic

22 күн бұрын

@@BrodyStag I'm an athiest so no!

#1 in Morocco as well

@x0chocolatekiss0x

2 ай бұрын

Love morocco. Such an amazing country

@BrodyStag

22 күн бұрын

We’ve all sinned, trust in Jesus and that he died for our sins on the cross. Our works can’t save us but Jesus can! Much love.

@x0chocolatekiss0x

22 күн бұрын

@@BrodyStag ?????

Profound story. Also shocked at the great acting.

@BrodyStag

22 күн бұрын

We’ve all sinned, trust in Jesus and that he died for our sins on the cross. Our works can’t save us but Jesus can! Much love.

i think people are over glorifying this story. he let her on too and enjoyed the attention. it really is a story of a bunch of sick people

@fllowerknight

Ай бұрын

👍

@CCCTTT3737

Ай бұрын

100%

@MickeyMouseAnimates

Ай бұрын

Thank you! I think he's just as creepy as the rest of them

Ай бұрын

I think most who saw this agrees.. it's like not hidden in any way imo.

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

i think that you and the people agreeing with this oversimplified take just kind of don't like to think past a certain point of complexity. he told her to her face several times to stop and that he was not interested in her that way, but she was deluded. he is not on the same level as the woman who assaulted multiple people and groped him, nor is he on the same level as the man who raped him. please have a sense of scope. reducing this story to just a bunch of "sick people" is so simple and obtuse

One of the most gripping pieces of media that I've watched in a very long time.

Soooooooo gooooood!! And the actor is the actual guy that got stalked! Craaaaazzyyyy! Highly recommend!

#1 in The Netherlands

I think he really wanted to show him being assaulted. The man who did it should be brought to justice.

@kathybutterfield2760

Ай бұрын

Kat, Did you hear the wrong guy has been being harrassed badly? The real guy not called out for major predator behavior.

@graceyoung4205

Ай бұрын

​@kathybutterfield2760 who was the "wrong guy" and how do we know?

It’s not completely a tru story as the real Martha was not arrested, Netflix duty of care was not there and now she has been found and pushed in to the public eye, their gonna get sued I think and rightly so?

@CCCTTT3737

Ай бұрын

Bingo

Ай бұрын

I believe it was never claimed to be 100% real?

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

no shit sherlock, this show never claimed to be a documentary

@ayjanyusuf6047

Ай бұрын

In the beginning it says true story? Not based on tru events, Sherlock!

@ayjanyusuf6047

Ай бұрын

@@maefromnitw4091 it clearly says true story

#1 in Italy

The actors are all amazing. ❤ Thank you for sharing your story, Richard.

He looked so gaunt in the film and also much older than he does in real life.

@TheHilikus89

Ай бұрын

I thought that he looked rough like he actually does abuse drugs

@jamirgordon9745

16 күн бұрын

@@TheHilikus89Because he did abuse drugs when he was younger which is why he looks like that. He was probably in his mid to late 20’s around when the stalking happened.

The acting was simply brilliant. You can feel his conflict as to what's happening to him, the callous colleagues he works with and all the others who create doubt in his mind that what's happening is wrong, simply because he's a man. The sexual assault scene was brilliantly done.The fact that he was touched unwillingly but had a fairly normal male reaction and the hate he felt for himself for that was heartbreaking. People should be talking about that.

if guys want to know how women feel, this is exactly how. put yourself in his shoe and you'll get a glimpse of what women go through.

@gise230207

Ай бұрын

This !!

@JohnWall-lj1mx

Ай бұрын

Lmao way to make it about yourself 😂

@nsa7752

Ай бұрын

​@@JohnWall-lj1mx Yes! Because men has no empathy unless it's happens to him🤷

@avoidantbehavior

Ай бұрын

Is it really? This guy could’ve avoided all this shit. I find it hard to feel sympathy for a guy who provoked his aggressors. Is this really the guy you want to give your perspective?

@VroomVixxen

Ай бұрын

@@avoidantbehavioryou don’t get it.

Absolutely brilliant, so well written and acted.

#1 in Netflix Argentina. Just watched it. So heartbreaking

@davidireland9074

Ай бұрын

There is still more to come from thiis story, Darrien really needs identifed really to protect others.

He exposed and named the woman only. Not the man who sexually abused him. What a brave 'man' that is

@DominionSorcerer

Ай бұрын

He didn't expose and name anyone? She named herself freely.

@AlisonSinclair-di5wb

17 күн бұрын

​@@DominionSorcerer No, he did reveal her identity. Actual verbatim tweets of hers were shown in the Netflix show, and viewers were able to find her quite easily. She only came forward after she had received hate mail and death threats. She wanted to defend herself as she was portrayed as having been convicted and jailed for stalking when that is not the case. She is suing Netflix.

I’m not convinced by Richard Gadd, I think he used artistic licence and got carried away. He should name the guy who fiddled with him if it’s true, he has to so it doesn’t happen to others.

@CCCTTT3737

Ай бұрын

Na because who is he to have that sort of authority over Netflix show developers and production teams? I bet Netflix paid him to use his story (and given his depicted self worth he probably took what Netflix offered--chump change) OR he made a deal with Netflix saying that they can use his story, have creative control and turn it how they want it AS LONG AS he can be in the show. They obliged. Who knows, just my predictions.

@CCCTTT3737

Ай бұрын

I agree though the whole thing is fishy

@veni.vidi.

Ай бұрын

He tested the idea at Fringe after a failed career. Realised he could capitalise on it. Let's not forget The Blair Witch Project was marketed as a true story. This is a hoax. It's all too convenient and is mad suspo.

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

y'all don't really think for real, do you

@emmahyphenjanee

Ай бұрын

look, I think the story is great. but I'm also not convinced by him. there's something about him and my brain says "nope".

I saw Baby Reindeer and it was so enthralling! I couldn’t stop watching it (was late at night and had to go to bed!) - the actors are amazing and so well written!!

Anyone see the interview with the real life Martha on Piers Morgan?

@kryoia

Ай бұрын

yeah, i lowkey believe her ngl

@Thetruthwillprevail231

18 күн бұрын

She is truly a weird and a physco You can tell she is a stalker. She just gives me the ICK!!

1) organisation* 2) I reckon Richard is making himself out to be better than he actually was. I’d say he is more guilty than he portrayed.

@MsVorpalBlade

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, he's definitely a heinous person

@beuzzzi

2 ай бұрын

he was obviously traumatized but his actions were awful. hope he had more time to heal and get better since those incidents

@TheHilikus89

Ай бұрын

​@@MsVorpalBladehow do you know?

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

what are you talking about. he didn't portray himself to be perfect. everyone is flawed. but because you have made up some different version of this story in your mind, he must be a bad person because ??? because you have a feeling??? i don't understand how you guys process the world around you

@Yan-tz9pn

Ай бұрын

@@maefromnitw4091 ironic seeing as you got upset and offended and decided to change the narrative based on your own feeling. Not a single person on this thread said he claimed to be perfect. I literally never said I think he’s a bad person. You made up a warped version of history in your own mind because your feelings got the better of you. Calm down and grow up baby reindeer. Don’t be so gullible and believe every single thing shown to you without question. Sent frum iphin

Also #1 in México

The real martha. She also went on a talk show and holy cow is she exactly like Martha.

@BrodyStag

22 күн бұрын

We’ve all sinned, trust in Jesus and that he died for our sins on the cross. Our works can’t save us but Jesus can! Much love.

I’m sorry, but this entire series pissed me off. This man had ample opportunity to report Martha. He only went in sympathised with her day in day out. It took him six months. He even helped her back into her house when she was waiting at the bus stop all night. And he even admits that he liked the attention she gave him.

@CCCTTT3737

Ай бұрын

Yeah the show was dog shite, no good.

@oleksowurszula

Ай бұрын

I was annoyed by him too Plus leaving with ex girlfriend mother? Come on

@kathybutterfield2760

Ай бұрын

I agree. It made me mad how he leads her on repeatedly. And the trans person. And still hasn't reported the man groomer, rapist.

@GigaChaadam

Ай бұрын

@@kathybutterfield2760 exactly. People told him to stay away. And report Martha. Repeatedly. Over and over. His ex and her mom, that trans girl. They all told him. And he still chose to ignore. Not saying he deserved what he went through absolutely not. However there needs to be some accountability. He put himself into a lot of situations that he could’ve turned away from. 6 months of Martha’s stalking and he still felt sorry for her and sympathised with her because she was clearly a mental case and not right in the head. So stupid.

@alumcable

Ай бұрын

Agreed, he's actually a bit of a prick and if you look into it a tad more, you start to uncover all the so called truths, are in fact, not

This story line is not at all thst rare. This happens to people all of the time, and thats why this is such a relatable series. Really great series. I hope there will be sequels. Amazing acting, too.

@joeymims5852

Ай бұрын

Not sure what world you live in, but this is kinda rare. Stalkers that send you over 43000 emails isnt something that happens alot

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

​@@joeymims5852 stalkers are not uncommon

@maefromnitw4091

Ай бұрын

why would there be sequels. it's not a fictional story that can go on forever

Weird how they say she stalked him after he lead her on over and over and over even after having a restraining order put on her he still lead her on again and again. Dudes a melt of a man

Richard Gadd was getting on my nerves too in the film tbh. A lot of his trials could've been avoided by him standing up for himself WHICH is precisely why it is so important to instill self confidence in your children. He seemed to be a broken man before the abuse started and I'm glad he's getting the help he needs now. And I loved how he was able to feel the relief of finally being honest about what was going on with him... part of the reason Martha was able harass him, by threatening to tell his secrets. As for "Martha" there is little rehabilitation for a vindictive psycho or sociopath. Even if she did not go to jail (which seems to be the point she harps on) she is overall that person and proved it on her little hobo tour of threats and goal post moving.

The way she acted reminded me of my kids Mom. Harassing me,my family,work,and life in general. There's people out there that are actually like her.

Why is Everyone obsessed with the stalker ( a mentally unstable woman who accepted kindness from someone and ended up infatuated) Yet no attention being payed to the serious sexual drug infused assault by the guy?? And why Gadd kept going back for more? Everyone looking for the deranged real stalker but no one is looking for his high profile rapist guy?? Fucking weird world we live in - be kind ❤

The acting classes he took worked. Great performance

This interview could a part of a black mirror episode .. She is scary 😢😢

Honestly, watching the show and seeing her personality I wondered if something like this might happen. But all she proved by doing that interview is that she definitely did it. But the more nuanced point that I think a lot of people missed is that Gad blames himself too, he claims he had a lot of problems too and there were things he should have done to stop it /not show interest but he didn’t cause he was insecure and had his own mental health struggles. There is no 100% blame as he knows he wasn’t totally innocent in what went down either.. I don’t think people understand that. The show is meant to show the complexity of it cause it’s shown that the women is very mentally unwell and delusional.

Everybody talks about Martha but what happened to his abuser, has he been punished ?

@PMCFrontLines

Ай бұрын

Martha is the abuser the show is about. She stalked, harassed, sexually assaulted him then tried to sabotage his comedy career.

The real Martha has come out and revealed herself. She is STILL stalking him in that way, can you believe the audacity of her? Wouldn't you hide in shame if you were her? Apparently not!

@PMCFrontLines

Ай бұрын

And feminist man haters are still denying it and victim blaming the man for being groomed & stalked by a woman. It really is disgusting.

@carolinepark4033

Ай бұрын

She’s delusional- no self awareness

Lil fyi for you all. The pub he worked in is called the Hawley arms. It's a famous pub in Camden town (London). According to staff the events happened over 10 years ago.

This series was so incredibly well done. And I know there’s been a lot of question about how “true“ the whole story is but even if it’s just 60% real that’s terrifying enough

Idk I think they are both weird. The fact that he made a show and plays himself and remembered every little detail. Seems like he has a problem too 😂

Ай бұрын

Remembered every detail? What... Did you even watch it. He had literal TONS of material in the form of emails and voicemails! He needn't remember anything... 🤦

@sophieanevaeh9155

Ай бұрын

IDC Kevin 🤣 They both weird 🤯

He's so brave and although it's not exactly what happened it is really good and I found everything appreciate. It shows the victim in many lights. We should never blame you a victim but you can see the mentality that allows victim hood. He wants me wants the attention and the comedy work from his stalker and his rapist and his mind keeps hoping even though the actions tell the opposite

@GoulGames

2 ай бұрын

What in the show didn’t happen?

The fact she outed herself too, she has nothing to even sue for.

I wasn't sure about this when i first put it on.....but i was hooked after the first episode and watched it all in one night. I thought it went abit awry with the drugs and assult!! But its his story and i felt for him and his situation. ❤

Started watching last night. Did 4 episodes in one go! Can't wait to see the rest

#1 in Portugal

I don't agree that it was because of a "simple act of kindness ". It was because of a lack of boundaries. It's important to be aware of this, because many of us could benefit from having stronger boundaries.

@thelaziestbee

Ай бұрын

He was secretly loving everything that came to him

I don’t think she could have done a better job of convincing everyone she is Martha… 😂 Absolutely bang to rights.

I don’t think that Richard is 100% innocent in all of this. Let’s see.. Richard stated in his story that he didn’t know what his sexuality is was? He found himself drawn to Martha because she made him feel good for examples she laughed at his rubbish jokes when no one else would! she was there for him all the time Martha made sure she mentioned things they had in common! This makes him drawn to Martha it makes him feel special he then of course craves that feeling no? He finds comfort in Martha so he entertains the situation he know he’s getting into! Also his sexuality not knowing if he was nor straight he comes across as a confused man not knowing what he wants? I do feel he gave mix signals to all 3 of his characters tori martha and Damian. He claims Damian abused him so why keeping going back? Yes of course what he did was awful but he entertained it and allowed it to happen

@juliogutierrez4465

Ай бұрын

I thought the exact same thing !!! I actually didn’t really like him very much because you can tell he likes the attention he gets as a victim that’s why he let everything just happen even though he knew it was wrong .

@eirinid5239

Ай бұрын

He never claims to be innocent in the show. In fact the show is exactly about the gray areas between victim and abuser. No black and white. No good vs evil.

@vo779

Ай бұрын

@@juliogutierrez4465he literally admits this himself in the show. You guys are just repeating what he has said. He was clearly not trying to make himself look good, he was very honest about how not innocent he was.

@Pushnotificationsalwaysoffbye

Ай бұрын

If you have to question why someone goes back to an abuser, I can only assume you’re either very young/inexperienced or have the privilege of never having to find out. All types of abuse are capable of changing the way you think. Abusers have a way of making you feel seen, feel special, and to someone in a vulnerable position Gadd experiences this when his whole life seems to be falling apart and he feels entirely useless to the world, broke, unloved, like a failure, until that man comes along. The amount of people preyed upon in this way who succumb to addiction initiated by someone seeking to use and abuse us is astounding and it can be hard to talk about when comments like yours assume we’re lying or that we must be enjoying the abuse somehow. Until it’s happened to you (I hope it never does) most people assume they’re not at risk of addiction, and don’t quite understand the potential for damage from accepting drugs like this even once or twice - you can become an addict to something in that short amount of time, especially those of us with a history of depression or addiction in our family. This new relationship where we’re fed drugs by someone seeking to disarm us creates a physiological and psychological need to return to your supply. Our logical mind knows it’s not smart, but in the throes of addiction, depression, vulnerability, loneliness, adult responsibility, and with the risk of tormenting, sometimes deadly, drug withdrawal, our logical mind does not have the wheel. All of us make decisions regularly that aren’t in our best interest, for example, posting this comment here knowing it would likely be painful for those of us with similar experiences to Gadd’s, but we do these things anyway. Rational minds don’t always prevail, particularly with addiction involved. I deduce from your comment that you’ve never been exposed to the particular drugs referenced in this part of the story, and again, I truly hope you never find out. The scene with Gadd waking up mid-SA is so disturbingly common and relatable to so many adults. Finally, him not knowing his sexuality is not uncommon but even still, even if he was giving “mixed signals”, (Gadd acknowledges this in the show, he says he realized that him returning or behaving that way with those people was not a smart choice) the minute someone tells you “no” or shows even the slightest indication that he or she is uncomfortable with what is happening, back off. If you’re not a predator and don’t have foul intentions, slowing down will NOT upset you. Even if you do think someone feels the same as you, none of this is okay. Hypothetically speaking: *even if Gadd was genuinely interested and flirting with Martha, even if he at some points let her believe they were dating or even if they had different ideas of a relationship; even if Gadd was interested in that man… under no circumstance is it EVER okay to invade someone’s privacy and space to the extent Martha did, to publicly humiliate, to stalk, to make unwanted advances, to repeatedly contact someone after you’ve been asked not to, or in the man’s case, to manipulate the power dynamic at hand by promising work that never comes, to persuade someone that you are providing a safe space for exploring and take advantage of a person who isn’t capable of giving consent, to recognize the person you’ve touched is uncomfortable/in fear and continue those advances. Even if you believe someone reciprocates how you feel, under NO circumstance is the misbehavior displayed by Martha and that man okay. Never. Not with a spouse, not with a friend, not with a colleague - absolutely NEVER is the harassment displayed in this story acceptable or healthy, no matter how “misled” you feel or if you believe “mixed signals” are at play.* If you feel someone is sending you mixed signals, your response should NEVER be to pursue said person MORE after being asked to back off, or to double down on abusive and fear-inducing tactics. If you’re unsure of where you stand with a love interest in your life, you cannot go wrong by just backing off and slowing down. You can, however, destroy a person by attempting to persuade, harass and abuse your way into a relationship with that person. Nothing about behaving how Martha or the man did in the name of “mixed signals” should even be up for debate.

@leander7486

Ай бұрын

Agreed👍

Fame hungry--which he himself admits--and did precious little to hide the identity of people who gave no consent to be swatted.

I believe he is also put sone extravaganza on it

Incredible acting by both leads❤❤

Jessica Gunning was amazing as Martha

I’m sure he hasn’t been as honest as he claims , why don’t you go on Piers and let see what happens

@emmahyphenjanee

Ай бұрын

this. he gives me "the ick" 😂

His acting and his writing and the humanity that he so generously lends the Martha character >>>

@PMCFrontLines

Ай бұрын

That was one of his few mistakes. Shouldn't have humanised her.

@kathybutterfield2760

Ай бұрын

He's acting as himself. How hard is that?

@MickeyMouseAnimates

Ай бұрын

You mean the woman he led on?

So well written . Shocked at how dark it got . Its more about the sexual assault than his stalker . Makes you think about it days after you watch it .

The only thing that annoys me is the fact that he didn't expose who the se&#al abuser is, he must be doing the same until now to other guys. 😢

@MeryxAngel

Ай бұрын

Because he didn't really care about anybody else but him. He loves the attention and sympathy he gets as a victim.

@ericamee5285

Ай бұрын

Imagine how the abuser feels now though.. number 1 show across the globe, all this attention, he must be scared 😱... I'm sure we'll all find out soon enough who it is ..in the meantime , just deserts Mr? 🤔

@pamelapamper

Ай бұрын

He kept coming back so maybe the other guy thought it was all some role play they both enjoyed

@adviteeyapanwar9900

Ай бұрын

​@@MeryxAngel bro..abuse fucks you up. Sympathy is the least that someone who is abused could care about.

Best show I’ve seen in a lonnnnnngggggg time

I went from laughing to crying as a survivor I know how trauma PTSD and depression messes with you this guy is strong and amazing for sharing his story it happens to men too and needs to be taken more seriously

Well, what *can* one really add to the conversation after pretty much everything that *can* be said about this superb drama series has been stated clearly and fully already? First of all, I had not expected a true story, let alone all the myriad twists and turns the story ultimately took. But in short, WOW! Talk about pushing ALL the emotional buttons. As dark as the story gets, I had not anticipated *at all* just where the story was going to lead. Superb casting all round, and superbly acted. Finally, kudos to Richard Gadd - I dare say it was a catharsis of sorts, mining and reliving painful emotional trauma first-hand, let alone spinning it out into what has undoubtedly already established itself as something of a high-water mark in dramatic creativity. Hats off to ya, squire!

#1 Australia

Richard seems very manipulative, and he seems to actively engage in all of these relationships as a sort of ftish.

@adviteeyapanwar9900

Ай бұрын

If you look at the real martha, you are not going to think that richard is manipulative

@ncorp2668

Ай бұрын

@@adviteeyapanwar9900 I watched her interview. Did you know they have yet to find any proof that she did the things he claims?

@adviteeyapanwar9900

Ай бұрын

@@ncorp2668 idc about the proof , but it seems that she is very capable of doing those things. She was accused of stalking in the past. And her personality in the interview is also very similar to that of the show. According to her she only met richard 2 or 3 times, and to portray someone's personality with this accuracy by only meeting 2 or 3 times seems suspicious.

@JohnWall-lj1mx

Ай бұрын

@@adviteeyapanwar9900”idc about proof her personality vaguely matches up with the exaggerated madwoman in the show” what a gullible person you are

this show was such a beautiful work of art. i wrote a poem after watching it because it touched me so deeply. absolutely amazing writing and performance

I watched the first 4 episodes, and later in the day, I watched the last 3. So much talk about the stalker involved, but by episode 4 is when you find out the real truth for his story. To say it blew me away was an understatement. This was a compelling and tough true story to share but deserves to win awards.

I don't believe everything shown in the series. Just compare the netflix version of the breakdown show with the real one. Totally different. Makes me question everything that went on. Don't be gullible folks

@JohnWall-lj1mx

Ай бұрын

Yeah wouldn’t surprise me if most of the story he told is exaggerated for dramatic effect

@CCCTTT3737

Ай бұрын

💯

#1 in Colombia

Get it right mate it was 41000 emails not text messages Sort your research out

Brilliant show. I cried throughout the last 2 episodes, really got to me.

His comedy is absolutely horrible but the show and his acting was 10/10

He’s so hot

@GinoTopGun

2 ай бұрын

Martha?

@Zilray

2 ай бұрын

HE​@@GinoTopGun

@Gngsht

2 ай бұрын

@@Zilraythey were saying it as in a “are you Martha because you’re acting obsessed with him” kinda way

@carolsimon-rn1fq

Ай бұрын

No 😂