Netflix subscribers have a brand new obsession after all 10 episodes of a ‘perfect’ show dropped on the streaming platform this Thursday. Too Much, created by Lena Dunham and Luis Felber, follows New York native Jessica (Megan Stalter) who moves to London after a break-up.

A new hidden gem just dropped on Netflix, and honestly, I’m kind of confused about how it hasn’t cracked the streamer’s coveted Top 10 yet. The show? Too Much—a chaotic, cringey and surprisingly heartfelt comedy created by Lena Dunham and Luis Felber.

Brain rot meets rom-com dressing in Lena Dunham's new Netflix series. Costume designer Arielle Cooper-Lethem shares how she put together Jessica's closet.

The romance series of the summer, Too Much, is about to hit Netflix with Megan Stalter landing the coveted gig as Lena Dunham’s next inimitable lead star. The 10-episode show follows the endearing love story between two misfits – down-on-luck New Yorker Jessica and almost-sober rocker Felix on the streets of London that are a far cry from the romantic alleyways of Hugh Grant’s Notting Hill.

Hacks breakout Megan Stalter enters the canon of rom-com heroines in Lena Dunham’s Too Much Credit - Elizabeth Renstrom for TIME. M egan Stalter talks about the experience of st

Lena Dunham and Megan Stalter team up for Too Much, a Netflix romantic comedy set in London and New York that embraces emotional mess, vulnerability, and offbeat humour.

Too Much has dropped on Netflix and fans cannot agree whether or not they love or hate the newly released romcom. Starring Hacks actress and comedian Megan Stalter, Too Much revolves around New Yorker Jessica who moves to London for work after the devastating break-up of her long-term boyfriend.

While writer Billie Schwab Dunn had a rough idea of what London was like before moving, some things still surprised her.

Too Much star Megan Stalter has revealed that she hadn't seen Happy Valley prior to filming a surprising homage scene for a montage in the Netflix romcom.