Richard Gadd

Baby Reindeer

by Richard Gadd

Keeley confronts her ex-boyfriend Donny about the relentless harassment she is facing from his stalker, Martha. She accuses Donny of enabling the situation for the sake of personal drama, while Donny defensively deflects responsibility, highlighting the deep-seated resentment and unresolved tension between them.

Baby Reindeer

by Richard Gadd

Donny reaches a breaking point and attempts to forcibly evict Martha from his landlord's home. He uses the threat of police intervention to reclaim his boundaries, while Martha uses delusion and legal jargon to maintain her grip on his life.

Baby Reindeer

by Richard Gadd

Donny attempts to set boundaries with his stalker, Martha, by confronting her in her flat. He desperately tries to end her harassment by framing their delusional relationship as a 'break-up' to protect his own sanity and safety.

Baby Reindeer

by Richard Gadd

Martha reveals her deep-seated delusions to Donny, interpreting his past social media posts and clothing choices as secret romantic signals meant specifically for her. The scene highlights her vulnerability and the terrifying extent of her obsession as she confesses her belief in 'signs' of their connection.

Baby Reindeer

by Richard Gadd

Donny attempts a stand-up comedy set to impress his new girlfriend, Teri, but the performance is derailed when his stalker, Martha, heckles him from the crowd. The scene escalates from awkward comedic failure to a public confrontation as Donny tries to regain control by exposing Martha's behavior to the audience.