The Truth About Being "Too Much" | Trope, Explained

She’s brash, emotional, inconsiderate, and a little intense – she just "too much." Or, at least, that’s what everyone else tells her. From Too Much's Jessica and Girls' Hannah to The Office's Kelly Kapoor and Weeds' Nancy and beyond, "too much" women can't seem to escape their problems. Their inability to look at the big picture causes a lot of problems for them (and everyone else around them...) But there's also something so relatable about them that keeps drawing us back in. So what’s really going on with the “too much” woman trope? And why can’t we stop watching her, even when she drives us a little crazy?

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:39 What is "too much"?
04:29 There are many ways to be too much in movies & tv
09:11 Why we love them (even when we kinda hate them)
13:17 Making the most of "too much"

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