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The show’s creator and star, Richard Gadd, on the finale’s big twist, how he feels about your fan fiction, and the one question he gets most.

From Cosmopolitan RSS Feed: Niall Horan Seemingly Revealed He’s Not Going to Harry Styles’ Wedding, and Tried to Explain Why

Half Man is a fascinating cocktail of sex and violence, desire and fear. Episode 3 makes it especially clear.

The breakout Scottish star of Richard Gadd's show opens up about the fallout from the frightful episode two fight: "It leaves [the relationship] in a place that kind of feels like the end."

From Variety RSS Feed: ‘Half Man’ Star Julie Cullen on Persuading Niall to Tell the Truth and Confronting Ruben’s Mum in That Awkward Dinner Scene: ‘I Was Honestly Scared of Her’

From Nypost RSS Feed: ‘Half Man’ Director Alexandra Brodski Hopes Episode 3 “Feels Tragic”: “You’re Kind Of Longing For Them To Make It Work”

From Nypost RSS Feed: ‘Half Man’ Stars Mitchell Robertson, Stuart Campbell Open Up About Niall’s “Moment Of Panic” In Episode 2: “The Only Solution He Can Really Think Of Is Ruben”

Richard Gadd’s willingness to go to the most extreme possible places is laudable in theory, writes Patrick Smith, but that project is only as valuable as what you find when you get there

As a young-ish man – sorry to burst any illusions of maturity or expertise – I approach television that is “about” or “confronts” masculinity with some apprehension. There are obvious commercial reaso

Richard Gadd's unflinching analysis of toxic masculinity, 'Half Man', could not be more topical for a society in thrall to the manosphere

From Mashable: Half Man review: Is Richard Gadds new series as good as Baby Reindeer?