2 Broke Girls Merchandise – For Fans Who Get the Joke
Six seasons of waitressing, scheming, and the occasional health code violation made 2 Broke Girls a cult favourite for viewers who like their comedy with extra sarcasm. The merchandise keeps that energy alive — because some of us still want to open a cupcake business despite having no actual plan.
What defines 2 Broke Girls?
2 Broke Girls is an American television sitcom created by Michael Patrick King and Whitney Cummings. The series premiered in 2011 and ran for six seasons with 138 episodes, produced by Warner Bros. Television Studios and MPK Productions. Set in New York City, the show centres on Caroline Wesbox Channing, a formerly wealthy socialite, and Maxine Black, a working-class waitress, as they work together at a Brooklyn diner while saving money to start their own cupcake business. The supporting cast includes Earl Washington, the diner's elderly cashier, Oleg Golishevsky, the Ukrainian cook, Han Lee, the diner's owner, and Zofia Kaczyński. The sitcom blends workplace comedy with themes of class difference, female friendship, and entrepreneurial ambition against the backdrop of post-recession America.
Frequently asked questions
How many seasons does 2 Broke Girls have?
2 Broke Girls ran for six seasons with a total of 138 episodes. The series originally aired from 2011 to 2017 on CBS.
Who created 2 Broke Girls?
The show was created by Michael Patrick King and Whitney Cummings. Production was handled by Warner Bros. Television Studios and MPK Productions.
Where is 2 Broke Girls set?
The series is set in New York City, primarily in a Brooklyn diner where the two main characters work as waitresses while pursuing their cupcake business dream.
Assortment overview
Our 2 Broke Girls collection features fan merchandise inspired by the beloved sitcom. Browse the category to discover what's currently available — stock rotates regularly, so check back if you're hunting for something specific. Each item captures elements from the show's six-season run, from the diner setting to the memorable characters who made Brooklyn feel like home.
What goes well with this?
Fans of 2 Broke Girls often share a taste for comedy series with strong female leads and workplace settings. If Max's deadpan delivery appeals to you, you might find similar energy in merchandise from other sitcoms with sharp writing and ensemble casts. The show's New York setting also connects it to a broader tradition of city-based comedies that turn mundane jobs into something worth watching.