Too many time vs Too much time

Some examples from the web:

• We've traversed too many time zones in the last week.
• We will not accept the parts that would lead to excessive and harmful harmonization and a procedure to compensate the victim that is burdened with too many time limits and made more complex by procedural details.
• You were hit in the head too many times, Mischa.
• Annie has seen the movie Ghost too many times.
• I was denied an appointment one too many times.
• She's been glamoured one too many times already.
• Too many times have we said that such things must not happen again.
• I've done that too many times.
• I already have, too many times.
• Maybe we've seen The World According to Dawson... too many times.
• The Pack has managed to sidestep us one too many times.
• I've seen it happen too many times.
• He turned on the luna rea one too many times.
• Because you let me down too many times, son.
• I've said that and more too many times to count.
• I've failed him too many times to count.
• You've been launched too many times.
• Yes, too many times to count.
• He's changed his story too many times.
• My wall has been penetrated too many times in the last year.

Some examples from the web:

• Too much time has already gone by since...
• Too much time on their hands and no talent.
• Too much time and money should have been needed to set these things together.
• Now, we don't have too much time.
• Too much time in the wrong hands can crash the market.
• Too much time, in this case.
• Too much time at the tequila fountain.
• Too much time with even the most beautiful woman can be boring.
• Too much time to dwell on things.
• Too much time in solitary and they'd just wig out.
• Too much time in the hospital is not good for anyone, Mr. Simcoe.
• Too much time has gone by, you'd be one of them by now.
• 2007-11-13 22:16:19 - Too much time treating symptoms A man drives down the highway each day on his way to work.
• Too much time has already been lost owing to the Gibraltar dispute and further delay in the Council.
• Too much time had passed. I was out of the loop.
• Too much time has passed between the exam date and the registering of my mark.
• Too much time spent in passively looking at two-dimensional representations of objects on a computer screen - or a television set - may interfere with this developing capacity.
• Too much time spent licking or chewing on furniture, rugs, or other things
• Too much time went by since then and too much has been lost.
• Too much time has gone by, okay?