Netflix's limited series, "Baby Reindeer," has become one of the streaming platform's most popular shows ever, garnering 56.5 million views within 26 days of its release. The gripping story follows amateur comedian Donny (played by Richard Gadd) as he faces harassment and stalking from a woman he once pitied, leading to threats, sexual assault, and a derailing life. Inspired by Gadd's own experiences, the series sparked controversy when viewers linked the character of Martha to a real-life woman, Fiona Harvey. Harvey, who disputes the portrayal, has filed a $170 million lawsuit against Netflix for defamation and privacy violations. Her attorney, Richard Roth, vows to defend her against what he considers the "biggest lie in television history." As the legal battle unfolds, questions of truth, exploitation, and artistic freedom are brought to light.