‘Baby Reindeer’ Exploded Richard Gadd's Life. It Also Set Him Free.

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  We gave Times employees a preview of Crossplay from New York Times games.

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  And here's what they had to say.

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  "I can finally play with other people.

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  I'm pretty competitive.

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  It's fun to beat friends and co-workers.

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  I have a J for 10 points.

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  I'm guessing 'tanga' is not a word.

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  Let's see.

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  'Tanga' is a word.

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  Oh.

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  As an English as a second language speaker, I like to learn new words.

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  'Crossplay,' the first two-player word game from New York Times games.

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  Download it for free today.

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  From The New York Times, this is The Interview.

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  I'm David Marchese.

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  In 2024, the relatively unknown writer and actor Richard Gad had the strange

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  experience of seeing the lowest moments of his life become viral entertainment.

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  His unsettling Netflix show, "Baby Reindeer," which was based on his experiences

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  as a victim of both sexual assault and stalking, unexpectedly became one of that year's biggest critical hits

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  and one of the streamer's most popular shows ever.

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