Too Much TV
Too Much TV is a weekly podcast where two former college roommates, Josh and Jeff, unpack the standout shows you should be watching.
From buzzy cultural phenomena to quiet streaming masterpieces, they break down the biggest episodes, argue over what’s working (and what isn’t), and highlight the storytelling, performances, and moments that stick with you. Expect spirited debate, quick recaps, unexpected recommendations, and occasional deep dives into craft—perfect for casual viewers and devoted TV obsessives alike. Tune in to discover your next obsession and get a smarter take on the shows everyone’s talking about.
Too Much TV
Latest Episodes
House of the Dragon S3.E5: Unbowed and Unbent
This week we discuss Episode 5 of House of the Dragon, "Unbowed and Unbent," and it might be the darkest one yet.We were right about Cole. The man is on a suicide mission and basically says it out loud this episode. Jeff has to walk back...
House of the Dragon, Season 3 Episode 4: Tumbleton
This week we discuss Episode 4 of House of the Dragon, the second plot-building episode in a row, the payoff later is going to be worth it.We finally meet Alicent's youngest son Daeron (the real one this time) and dig into his complicate...
House of the Dragon S3. E3: Rhaenyra Triumphant
No big battles this week — just pure political chess, and honestly? It might be the most intense episode of the season so far. Josh and Jeff break down Rhaenyra's impossible decisions, Ormund's unexpected submission, the bread crisis Rhaenyra m...
House of the Dragon S3.E2: Queen's Landing
House of the Dragon just had its best-rated episode of the season — and we couldn't not talk about it.Episode 2, "Queen's Landing," really got us. We're breaking down exactly why it's hitting different: a small music change that...
House of the Dragon, Season 3 Episode 1: Salt and Sea, Fire and Blood
In this episode, Josh and Jeff discuss the first episode of House of the Dragon's third season, reflecting on their experiences with the previous seasons. They analyze key characters, the themes of love versus duty in leadership, and the comple...