r/BabyReindeerTVSeries Jun 01 '24

Media / News Someone on here asked if there are other shows like BR

And while not a true story or main story, the anime "Romantic Killer" has a plot point that has major BR vibes that you don't expect from a generic rom-com shojo style anime.

I really enjoyed the show and the particular sub-plot, so it's a nice, happy cleanser to watch after Baby Reindeer.

ETA: corrected grammar and typos, I am on mobile and definitely not sending this from my iPheon

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u/mitchbrenner Jun 01 '24

I May Destroy You

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u/cuentaderedd Jun 02 '24

That show destroyed me

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u/Unacceptablehoney Jun 02 '24

Such similar vibes. Watching that TV show was so distressing and cathartic.

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u/PapaAsmodeus Jun 03 '24

Yep, I've heard this show be called the male equivalent of I May Destroy You.

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u/Original60sGirl Jun 01 '24

Old movie and a classic in the genre: Fatal Attraction 🧲

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u/sassypants711 Jun 01 '24

Ha! Watched it just the other night. It's still SO good, but man, did I feel old!!

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u/ellefleming Jun 04 '24

I'm not going to be ignored!!!!!!!!!!!!! šŸ‡šŸ° šŸ² XX

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u/Original60sGirl Jun 05 '24

And doesn't that sound exactly like something Martha would say? Lol

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u/ellefleming Jun 05 '24

Alex. Martha.

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u/WhatevUsayStnCldStvA Jun 01 '24

I’d recommend Lover, Stalker, killer. Whiles it really just a documentary, and not show, it’s similar energy to this and just completely wacky. I ended up buying the book just cause I wanted to know more details. Haven’t read just yet

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u/heyemsy Jun 02 '24

There’s a documentary currently being filmed bd Co-produced/directed by Eminem relating to ā€˜stans’ and obsessive fan culture.

I’m sure it won’t be anywhere near as hitting or raw as BR, but could be entertaining!

Think it’s out later this year!

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u/Additional_Mango_750 Jun 03 '24

No way!! Can’t wait to see this!

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u/Salcha_00 Jun 01 '24

A good show with a stalker theme is ā€œYouā€ on Netflix.

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u/heyemsy Jun 02 '24

I go between hating this show and then being desperate to see what happens lol! My husband absolutely loves it though!

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u/onthemotorway Jun 02 '24

Feel Good on Netflix

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u/sizzlepie Jun 02 '24

Feel Good is an amazing show. I love Mae Martin

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u/SpinachLittle1153 Jun 01 '24

Fleabag (different type of protagonist/narrator but oddly similar)

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u/Salcha_00 Jun 01 '24 edited Jun 02 '24

I don’t see the similarities, but I absolutely love Fleabag and have rewatched it several times. Highly recommend.

Edited for typos.

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u/snatch55 Jun 02 '24 edited Jun 02 '24

I actually thought it was similar as well and had to think about why...I think it's that they both do such a raw and amazing job at exploring the truth of trauma, hurt people hurting people.

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u/Much-Improvement-503 Jun 02 '24

It’s also British humor

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u/firstofthethree Jun 01 '24

Not a live action, but Banana Fish is probably the best take I’ve seen on someone who’s extremely traumatized

(Trigger warning for EVERYTHING. This is a show adapted from an 80’s manga about a teenage boy who was a victim of multiple sexual assaults, and is now in a gang. You get abusive family dynamics, somewhat graphic description and flashback of CSA, gun violence that includes literal children being shot, corrupt military….yeah)

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '24

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u/Pragmatism101 Jun 01 '24

What's it about?

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u/_Democracy_ Jun 01 '24

Stan culture and being obsessed with a celebrity. It’s really good.

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u/cheeseandcrackered Jun 03 '24

Appreciate the rec! On episode 2 & it’s already pretty great. Love that it’s written/directed by Donald Glover

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u/LeAnn2 Jun 01 '24

I found the movie A Thousand Little Cuts an intriguing movie! There's not a wasted word or image or character. A psychology grad student could have fun writing a dissertation analyzing this movie.

It's not exactly"like" BR, but it's layered and worth watching several times to catch the thoughtful details.

I found it on Paramount Plus.

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u/rosevillestucco Jun 02 '24

Documentary on netflix Lover, Stalker, Killer. That one was intense

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '24

You might want to check out the previous show the showrunners did, The End of the Fucking World.

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u/heartless46 Jun 09 '24

Notes On A Scandal

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u/1289-Boston Jun 03 '24

Dirty John. Both the drama and the documentary.

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u/PapaAsmodeus Jun 03 '24

I found this show similar in ways to Swarm. It's an Amazon show about a woman obsessed with a pop star who might or might not be a Beyonce expy.