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2 Broke Girls

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The series had a highly successful debut, with its premiere attracting . However, it received mixed reviews throughout its run:

In May 2017, CBS unexpectedly canceled the series after 138 episodes. While ratings were still relatively solid, the decision was largely influenced by: 2 Broke Girls

The series ended without a proper finale, leaving several storylines—including the girls' cupcake business aspirations—largely unresolved. The series had a highly successful debut, with

The show centers on the "odd couple" dynamic between its two leads at the Williamsburg Diner: The show centers on the "odd couple" dynamic

A street-smart, cynical waitress from a poor background with a talent for baking.

The girls work alongside Han Lee (the diner's owner), Oleg (the crude cook), and Earl (the elderly cashier). They are also often joined by their colorful Polish neighbor, Sophie Kaczynski (Jennifer Coolidge). Critical Reception and Ratings