Emily Ratajkowski | Too Much

• Genre: Romantic comedy
• Created by: Lena Dunham, Luis Felber
• Starring: Megan Stalter, Will Sharpe
• Composers: Luis Felber, Matt Allchin
• No. of seasons: 1
• No. of episodes: 10
• Executive producers: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Lena Dunham, Michael P. Cohen, Surian Fletcher-Jones, Bruce Eric Kaplan
• Producer: Camilla Bray
• Running time: 31–56 minutes
• Production companies: Good Thing Going, Working Title Television, Universal International Studios
• Network: Netflix
• Release: July 10, 2025

After a traumatic break-up, thirty-something New York City commercial producer Jessica accepts a work transfer to London. Jessica, a fan of British period films and romances, is taken aback by her council flat accommodation and loneliness. After forcing herself to visit a pub alone, Jessica witnesses musician Felix performing. Felix and she eventually connect and he returns home with her; a romance slowly blooms between the two. Felix and Jessica must bridge cross-cultural relationship divides, their respective relationship histories, and own family dynamics in order to hopefully sustain a healthy relationship.

"Nonsense & Sensibility"

Jessica is a struggling producer in New York City, burned out by years in the industry. After seeing her ex-boyfriend Zev has proposed to his influencer girlfriend Wendy, the woman he left her for, Jessica drunkenly breaks into their apartment and confronts them. At work, she fumbles a day on set with Jessica Alba. Jessica's boss and former brother-in-law Jameson offers her a job at an advertising agency in London, which she accepts in a bid to start over. Once there, Jessica and her dog Astrid move into a council estate in Hackney. At a local pub, she befriends Felix, an indie musician. He walks her home, but he rebuffs her attempt to kiss him, explaining that he has a girlfriend. After he leaves, Jessica accidentally sets her nightgown on fire while recording an angry video about Wendy. Her neighbor Gaz calls the paramedics, who spray her with water in the bathtub. Charmed by Jessica, Felix decides to return to the flat.

"Pity Woman"

Felix and Astrid break Jessica out of the hospital following her burn. Back at Jessica's flat, the two sleep together. The next day, Felix confides in his roommate Auggie that Jessica is someone special and has a complicated breakup with his girlfriend Linnea. Jessica settles into her new role at work, where her co-workers worry she is moving too fast with Felix. When they go out as a group to meet a footballer, his crass behaviour drives Jessica back to Felix; she asks him if he is love-bombing her, but he is not sure. Felix gives Jessica a mixtape he made for her and they listen to it together.

"Ignore Sunrise"

Jessica is reprimanded by Jonno for underperforming at work, where she has not made strong impressions on any of the staff. Meanwhile, Felix searches for work beyond his band. Jessica and Felix spend more and more evenings together, growing closer, though Jessica struggles to move on from thoughts of Zev and Wendy.

"Pink Valentine"

Felix invites Jessica to watch his band play at a local pig farm, where she meets his friends, including Polly, the woman he once dated for 10 years. Feeling jealous and anxious, especially with Felix distracted, Jessica agrees to snort ketamine, but she becomes so disoriented that Polly sends her home. That evening, Jessica reminisces on her relationship with Zev: he gradually began to confront her with accusations she had an anxious attachment style, self-sabotaged due to low self-esteem, was unmotivated, and more; as his frustration with her worsened, the two grew apart; and, after Jessica became pregnant as a result of a one-night stand with another man, the two ended their relationship and she had an abortion. Felix meets Jessica at her flat and confesses he felt embarrassed about his modest gig. She tells him she loves him, and though he has strong feelings for her, Felix is not able to say the same back.

"Enough, Actually"

Jessica and Felix remain emotionally distanced following the wedding. In the midst of a hectic shoot for Jim's commercial starring Rita Ora, the ranting videos Jessica had been posting to her secret social media account, primarily about Wendy, are exposed. Meanwhile, Ann tells Jonno she is leaving him over his neglect. At home, Jessica tries to share her excitement over winning over a difficult day, but Felix is too dejected to care. He leaves to go partying, meeting an old friend, Fiona, to whom he confides his lack of self-worth before the two have inebriated sex. Felix returns to Jessica's flat, confessing everything, and she breaks up with him.

"The Idea of Glue"

While preparing to move out of Jessica's flat, Felix realizes Astrid is having a medical emergency and rushes her to a veterinary hospital, where she dies. Devastated, Jessica angrily confronts Felix about their breakup, which devolves into Felix slapping himself and calling her a bitch. Jessica calls Jameson, who offers to help her re-establish her career in the United States. Jameson and Nora rekindle their marriage. Wendy arranges to meet with Jessica, where she reveals her relationship with Zev has deteriorated due to his toxic behaviors, and the two bond. Inspired, Jessica asks Gaz to drive her to see Felix, and the two confess to each other that they share the toxic habit of sabotaging emotionally intense relationships. Finally accepting even the broken parts of each other, Jessica and Felix get married.