Lena Dunham breaks down a harrowing flashback episode of Netflix's "Too Much," which explains why Jessica (Megan Stalter) is the way she is.

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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 and healing moments.

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In Dunham’s highest-profile (and most autobiographical) TV project since Girls, Stalter stars as the riotous, shimmeringly vulnerable Jessica, a New York-to-London transplant attempting to forge a ...

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