Too Much by Lena Dunham on Netflix
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Anonymous
| Glad someone started a thread on this. I haven’t watched it yet but am curious about it. I kind of hate Lena Dunham, but I like the Hacks actress. |
Anonymous
| I would never watch anything from her, she's a bad person. |
Anonymous
| She's a horrible human who molested her younger sister. Won't support her. |
Anonymous
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Wow surprised nothing positive about the show here.
I don't care for LD as a person at all, but I do think she is talented. Some of the writing on Girls was really, really good IMO. |
Anonymous
| I think she does capture some relationship dynamics well - like when your romantic partner starts treating you poorly and you keep hoping things can return to a good place. |
Anonymous
| Can someone remind me why this woman has a career? She’s truly insufferable. |
Anonymous
For real? |
Anonymous
| Did anyone finish it? I did and want to discuss the ending. |
Anonymous
| I've watched the first three episodes. Forget Lena Dunham and whoever is playing the lead. How is no one talking about Will Sharpe in this? This series is well worth watching for him alone. |
Anonymous
+1 Her earlier show grossed me right out. Never understood why Taylor Swift spent time with her. |
Anonymous
Apparently. I didn't read her book but she allegedly talks about placing a stone in her sister's vagina. |
Anonymous
as a child |
Anonymous
Because of Jack, obviously. |
Anonymous
She’s playing the exact same character as on Hacks. And it’s annoying. |
Anonymous
| I enjoyed the first episode and laughed. I liked Girls, fwiw, but this show has a different feel |