Richard Gadd

Donny reaches a breaking point and confronts his stalker, Martha, in his landlady's kitchen. He attempts to set firm boundaries and threatens to call the police, while Martha remains delusional and defiant about her right to stay.

Martha recounts a series of perceived 'signs' she believes were sent to her by Donny, interpreting mundane social media posts and clothing choices as deep romantic signals. Her vulnerability masks an underlying delusional obsession, highlighting the thin line between a crush and stalking.

Keeley confronts her ex-boyfriend Donny after being harassed by his stalker, Martha. She accuses him of enabling the drama to escape his own stagnation, while Donny defensively deflects the blame, leading to a tense exchange about their failed relationship and his current living situation.

Donny attempts to set boundaries with his stalker, Martha, by framing their toxic dynamic as a 'break-up' to appeal to her delusions. The scene captures the desperate psychological manipulation Donny employs to regain his sense of safety while Martha oscillates between infantile vulnerability and intense obsession.

A struggling comedian attempts to win over a pub audience with a self-deprecating routine, only to be publicly heckled by his real-life stalker. The scene shifts from awkward stand-up to a high-stakes confrontation as the stalker exposes personal details and disrupts the performance.