The crime thriller genre continues to be one of the most popular categories of TV, leading the way for 'bingeable' series.

Baby Reindeer 's final scene sees Donny ordering a vodka Coke, perhaps in memory of Martha, who would always order a Diet Coke at his pub. However, he realizes he's left his wallet at home.

The ‘Baby Reindeer’ case against Netflix could hinge on one line: ‘This is a true story’ Richard Gadd as Donny Dunn and Jessica Gunning as Martha Scott in Netflix’s “Baby Reindeer.” ...

Yet, “Baby Reindeer” is more than a tale of harassment. With Gunning’s Martha and Mau’s Teri anchoring Gadd’s Donny, the series is a thoughtful and nuanced account of how abuse ricochets ...

So, the effect that “Baby Reindeer” had has been crazy, especially [in the U.K.]. But even when we were out in L.A. and New York, people would come over on the streets and say what the show ...

That’s the most incredible thing. I always thought “Baby Reindeer” would be a niche, more indie-select thing because it is quite hard-hitting and out there with some dark material.

Richard Gadd said that his series “Baby Reindeer” was a fictionalized account of real experiences. He appeared in a scene with Jessica Gunning. Ed Miller/Netflix, via Associated Press ...

The lawyer for “Baby Reindeer’s” real “Martha” details what Netflix must provide in Fiona Harvey’s $170 million lawsuit against the streaming service.

Though Gadd has said that he and Netflix went to great lengths to obscure the identity of his real stalker, Harvey says in her lawsuit that Donny and Martha’s use of the phrase “hang my ...

It follows the huge success of the drama series Baby Reindeer, which was created and written by comedian Richard Gadd. He also portrays a fictional version of himself, Donny, in the show.