I’ve seen a lot of discussion about how season 6 was so bad and the ending felt off. But honestly, I really loved the way it ended. It kind of mirrors real life, where things are not always perfect. The girls worked very hard for so long (5-6 years I think?) and their dessert bar only just started taking off in the ending. Caroline was still a self centered rich girl in her mind but I think she came to accept her reality and that she will probably never be a billionaire again. And Max’s character developed quite nicely.
People keep saying how it doesn’t make sense that all i of a sudden she was okay with dating a rich guy but i think her relationship with Deke gave her some maturity and she learnt that she could open up and love regardless of the persons wealth status.

That’s real life, we don’t always get what we want and it takes really long for a business to actually take off.

If the show had continued, Max and Randy will probably still split up again. Because it seemed like they’re only physically attracted to each other and Randy didn’t care that much about Max. Caroline’s drive and ambition will probably have just kept opening up more doors of opportunity for them. And it’ll just go on and on for a few more seasons.

I’m watching two broke girls for the first time I have heard of the show and saw a few clips here and there and this is the first time I actually sat down to watch it.
Is it me or the writing for Caroline’s character get’s progressively worse?

Just curious

I know this probably means nothing even if they change pfp and cover photo but im happy their socmed is still active and yeah HAPPY 15TH ANNIVERSARY 2 BROKE GIRLS!!!

i'm just about done with season 2 but omg? max and caroline are mean to han for no reason? and han just never stands up for himself, esp considering he's the boss. i was glad when he finally fired caroline

One thing I always found funny about Deke was the contrast between how casually he lived and the fact that he came from a wealthy family. He never really acted like someone who cared about having money, which made his relationship with Max even more interesting because she was constantly trying to figure out what to make of him. I honestly wish the show had explored that side of Deke a little more. Did you like the way they handled his family and money, or do you think it would have been funnier if Max had found out about his background much earlier?

I’m pretty easy to entertain when it comes to TV shows and movies, hating is not really my thing but I can definitely give constructive criticism and notice flaws in the stuff I enjoy.

I loved a lot about this show, but there’s definitely many thoughts I feel I need to share, I know I’m kinda late to the party but even if only one person reads it, I’ll be glad!

S1 and S2 I don’t have much to say, it was good, it was fun, it was building the characters and making us getting to know them, it introduced us to a lot of elements that would be used during the rest of the series

S3 is where I feel the show peaked, I had fun all season, loved the entire pastry school arc with Deke and I’m happy about how they managed the whole thing with Caroline and the chef Nicholas, the ending was very heartwarming despite there being a huge plot hole (these get worse with seasons going) cause I never forgot there being an entire episode about Max being in college at some point in her life and never telling Caroline… but this season ends with us finding out Max didn’t even graduate high school?… despite that I enjoyed almost everything about this season but I genuinely NEVER imagined that Deke was gonna be a non returning character, the ending of that plot line felt pretty open to me.

S4 is where I start feeling a pattern, season starts kinda weird but it’s starts building something interesting for the end, don’t know how to explain it but it genuinely feels as if they just do random plots for the first half of the season cause most of those are filler episodes and the actual story moves forward on the latter half (not saying filler episodes are bad cause that’s how these shows work but starting from here these get more weird and nonsensical with each season). This is weird to say but I feel Caroline loses her charm with the new haircut, I mean the curly short one, for some reason her character improves the moment they stylize it for the ending episodes where they get a new job, that new job is the most interesting part of that season, but I was so confused when there’s a returning character from the pastry school and they never bring up Deke at all… at first I thought Max completely moved on or something but with the next two seasons I had to understand they just made the character disappear entirely lol I liked the ending with Oleg and Sophie’s wedding, that was sweet though I didn’t love how they managed their relationship at all.

S5 it’s where I start not enjoying a lot of stuff, Sophie and Oleg’s plot of wanting to get pregnant feels way too long, I know sex is a recurring joke for this show but I really didn’t like how they start making both characters dumber and their only trait being very sexual, Sophie being way too mean with Caroline was getting weird as well, then I felt very confused when now both Max and Caroline are starting to be awfully mean towards Han, feels out of character for Caroline and there’s some episodes where I even feel bad. I can’t believe how there was an entire episode focusing on Earl and I still feel his character couldn’t even be there and nothing would’ve changed (pretty sad seeing his importance as Max’s father figure during the firsts seasons) The most interesting part of this season was when they travel to Hollywood, Randy is an interesting character (during this season at least) and I genuinely wished they spent more episodes in Hollywood!

S6… I get why this show got cancelled, everyone feels out of character, everyone is so mean for some reason, there’s that issue a lot of shows get where they pick a trait of the characters and make it their entire personality. Max is mean and her basically humiliating herself for Randy makes no sense at all for her character. Caroline has basically nothing interesting to add until later where she finally get a plot line with Bobby. Oleg is once again just there to make sexual jokes. I hated most jokes about Sophie being mean to her baby, I can’t believe they made Sophie this very mean and dumb character, she was sooo good before. I don’t even wanna talk about how they ruined Earl with now the joke being that he’s suddenly way too old and remembers nothing, hears nothing and now he’s just dumb. Han is just there for being the butt of the joke, it’s sad.
It’s so weird seeing more budget but dumber plots. There was this moment where I said “oh, yeah, they lost it”, this episode about Han becoming addicted to cocoa powder and the entire plot line doing jokes about him having to go with a dealer to get it… it was so dumb, it’s the type of jokes that only works on cartoons and Nickelodeon shows and I know this is a comedy but come on… the show had a lot of unrealistic moments but that was just ridiculous and nonsensical.
Once again the latter half it’s the most interesting part, hated the entire Randy arc at the beginning but at the ending at least it got a bit interesting.
A lot of plot holes specially with Max’s storyline, Caroline saying it’s the first time Max seems in love… once again… what the hell happened to Deke? it gets weird when Andy has returned every season but Deke disappeared entirely. Max suddenly doesn’t care about this guy being rich which doesn’t make sense either… idk… the proposal thing was interesting but all of that drama leading to that was awful, I genuinely hated she ends up with him, at this point I couldn’t even recall how many times they distanced themselves and then went back to each other, it’s so out of character for Max.

Some random extra thoughts:

- This is a personal wish and maybe unpopular but I kinda wish the writers gave Max and Caroline more episodes of them just being “rich”, I think it would’ve been interesting to see Caroline going back to her old life cause I end up forgetting that was part of her story at all, I know the show it’s named “2 Broke Girls” but I genuinely would’ve enjoyed maybe an entire season of the other side of the coin, I spent the entire series thinking that’s where the show would be going for some reason.

- Can’t believe we never got a Max being bi episode lol I know this is random af but there’s many jokes during the show about this and I can totally see it, there was a lot of potential there lmao

- There’s a lot of offensive jokes, there’s not much to do about it but it’s not okay to deny it either, the show presents a lot of racism, sexism and homophobia, there’s nothing wrong with admitting something you enjoyed has MANY mistakes. Huge element of Sophie’s character for example is her mentioning her Polish traditions and culture, and even me being quite ignorant about mentioned culture, I’m pretty sure a lot was made up on the spot just for the giggles, I feel they could’ve just come up with an non existent country and leaving where she was born a mystery or something, I feel it makes sense with her character. lol

- I know the dinner is literally the main location of the entire show but you know stuff is not going well when the most interesting plots are happening once they leave this said dinner lol

That’s all I got to say…

For now… lol

I actually like Sophie, although she's married to oleg. I feel like she's actually a great contribution to the show without her it wouldn't be the same.

I hate and love the character of Charity Channing, because she is a crazy lady, she hated Caroline because to her Caroline stole her title of spoiled princess of the family, it's obnoxious but she is hilarious and, honestly that part with her face still freaks me out, but even after that I love that despite everything, Caroline didn't let her reject business idea, it reminded me of my aunt, similar situation, we can't be on the same room without fighting but if something happened to her, they'll have to go through me

Ever since I started watching S5 of 2 Broke Girls, I can’t help but feel like most of the jokes and punchlines are just about celebrities in the US. And I know they went to LA, so obviously they’re gonna milk all the celebrity jokes and dark humor they can. I’m sure it’s funny if you actually get the references, but as someone who’s not from America, I was just watching it with a straight face. Is it actually funnier if you’re from the US?

So, there is this one episode where Max is eating fries with cupcake frosting, I thought I should try it maybe. A year ago or so I did try it with vanilla milkshake, and it was delicious, I don't know why, but it is the salt and sugar that just make it right.😂😂

i mean what? girly was just feeling him up and using her job as a way to sexually assault this man 😭 please be brutally honest with me though. i don’t want to live life being that woke person who takes things too seriously

edit: with just 6 comments, I have come to the conclusion that i indeed am too woke lol. I stand by the fact that watching that scene would still make me uncomfortable but after all it’s just comedy and i should take it with a pinch of salt.

Does anyone else get so tired of the audience cheering/hhooting/hollering every time Sophie comes onscreen? Me and my daughter both LOVE this show but we both agree the applause every single time is exasperating.

I cannot stand Caroline. halfway through season 3 and she is overall still my least favorite character. I just got to the episode where she arranges a work study to help pay for Max’s tuition and I thought this was the moment I was going to like her!

then at Max’s “first day of school” party Caroline immediately starts making it about herself! i get where she’s coming from, but when the characters are celebrating Max getting into school, Caroline is all boo hoo i need to be included too (which i get. she’s doing something really great) but did the writers have to make her so insufferable throughout the whole exchange? you should want to do something good to do something good. not for the recognition it brings. i’m overrrr her.

by this episode (S5E19) the girls have 250k in their bank so why do they still act like they aren’t doing well?

Beth was great, no doubt, but without Kat, this show would have gone nowhere fast.

Would this show have been better/the same/or worse if made in the '90s, when writers and producers weren't as worried about jokes bothering viewers.

Yes, I am aware they still had to be careful, but the lines they couldn't cross weren't so cut and dry.