The Best Episodes Written By Richard Gadd

As Donny reports Martha to the police, it triggers the memory of a traumatic experience he had with a man he met at the Edinburgh Fringe years before.

Director: Weronika Tofilska

Writer: Richard Gadd

Martha finds new ways to get to Donny: by hurting the people he loves. With the police still failing to intervene, he takes matters into his own hands.

Director: Josephine Bornebusch

Writer: Richard Gadd

For the first time in his career, Donny feels like he's going somewhere. Until he makes one careless mistake that lets Martha explode back into his life.

Director: Josephine Bornebusch

Writer: Richard Gadd

Donny takes some time off from the pub and tries to make amends with Teri. But no matter how much he avoids Martha, he can't escape her for long.

Director: Weronika Tofilska

Writer: Richard Gadd

Struggling comedian and barman Donny meets a lonely woman claiming to be a lawyer. He offers her a cup of tea on the house, and she's instantly obsessed.

Director: Weronika Tofilska

Writer: Richard Gadd

Liz learns the truth about Martha and asks Donny to move out. It's a fresh start for him and Teri, but his memories stop them from getting truly close.

Director: Josephine Bornebusch

Writer: Richard Gadd

On a date with Teri, Donny opens up about his stalker. Trying to be kind, he gives Martha false hope, which only encourages her further.

Director: Weronika Tofilska

Writer: Richard Gadd

Otis and Eric get away from romance and retreat to the woods with Remi. But parents aren’t perfect, as Maeve knows. Later, Ola follows her heart.

Director: Alice Seabright

Writer: Richard Gadd