Despite lackluster viewership, show creator Lena Dunham has Too Much planned for newlyweds Jessica and Felix if Netflix ...

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Netflix’s Too Much quickly became a fan favourite after its premiere on July 10. The romantic dramedy follows Jessica (played ...

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Lena Dunham is making her return to TV with Netflix's "Too Much," which comes with a soundtrack perfect for both crash outs ...

Lena Dunham's new Netflix series Too Much debuted with more than 20 times the average series demand in the U.S.

Even after growing a cult following on social media with videos of unhinged characters, then breaking out on Max's Hacks, Stalter might have felt nervous about anchoring such a high-profile show. But ...

"Too Much," the latest Netflix comedy-drama from the creator of "Girls," skewers the archetype of the sensitive male feminist ...

Additionally, viewership can still pick up as long as the series enjoys word-of-mouth buzz. If it does get renewed, we might be able to watch Too Much season 2 sometime in late 2026.

"These two don’t know each other’s families yet," Dunham told The Hollywood Reporter. "They don’t know each other’s friends.

Natalie Portman and Rashida Jones were spotted filming a scene for Lena Dunham’s new romantic comedy in Manhattan on July 15.

In Too Much, Meg Stalter's Jessica wears a series of nighties from an independent British label – and now they're selling out ...