Netflix is offering Baby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd a substantial deal, rumored to be nearly seven figures, to produce more exclusive shows for the platform, aiming to retain him and prevent him from working with competitors. The offer follows a lawsuit from Fiona Harvey, who claims the series defamed her, seeking $50M initially and later increasing it to $170 million. Despite legal challenges, Netflix is eager to collaborate with Gadd on new thought-provoking projects, reflecting their desire to capitalize on the success of Baby Reindeer, which garnered significant attention. Gadd's next venture includes a Scottish drama series with HBO and the BBC, showcasing his versatile storytelling abilities and expanding his creative portfolio. The streaming giant faces legal battles defending the authenticity of Baby Reindeer's narrative while striving to secure Gadd's involvement in future productions.