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[18] After a failed attempt to open a cupcake shop in season 2, some viewers may have thought the pair would stop trying to break into the dessert business. However, after realizing cupcakes aren't as lucrative as alcohol, they come up with the idea for a dessert bar.
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[19] The girls struggle to find a space and get things going, and there are many moments where it seems like the business is doomed to fail. However, by season 6, their dessert bar is up and running.
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[20] The show ended before fans could see how far their business would go, but it seemed safe to say it was off to a better start than their other endeavors.
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[21] Most likely, they became more successful than ever. Although the season 6 finale tied up a lot of loose ends, it still felt abrupt. So, was that really where the show was supposed to end?
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[22] Well, according to 2 Broke Girls showrunner Michelle Nader, the story was far from over. If the show had run another season, Nader wanted to explore how Max's engagement would change her relationship with Caroline.
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[23] Nader told TVLine, "Max and Caroline have always been the strongest couple on the show, and they will continue to be. But like any friendship, how does that dynamic change when someone gets a significant other?"
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[24] It seemed they had a lot of plans for season 7. Nader also mentioned the animosity between Max and Caroline's significant others as a conflict to explore further.
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[25] And although things seem perfect for Randy and Max after the proposal, Nader suggested there would have been some growing pains there.
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[26] Nader explained, "Randy is wealthy and Max is not comfortable in that world. And in the way Max showed Caroline how to be poor, Caroline is going to show Max how to have money and how to be comfortable with it and not sabotage it."
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[27] Unfortunately for its fans, cast, and crew, 2 Broke Girls was canceled before we saw what was meant to happen in season 7.
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[28] According to The Hollywood Reporter, CBS dropping the show was partly due to Warner Brothers owning and producing it, which complicated negotiations for a final season. Many members of the cast were surprised and sad to see the series come to a sudden end.
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[29] In an exclusive interview with The List, Beth Behrs, who played Caroline, said she wished the show had gotten a proper sendoff.
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[30] She said, "I mean, it was really sad, especially when you've been on a show that many years, and for Cat Dennings and I, it was pretty much our whole 20s, and it changed both of our lives in such a beautiful way."
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[31] But fans will be happy to know that Behrs said she'd definitely do a 2 Broke Girls reboot if given the chance.
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[32] Although the show ended suddenly, we can take comfort knowing that Caroline and Max were doing well in the last episode. And the cast and crew have their memories and the relationships they formed while filming the series.
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[33] Kat Dennings posted a tweet on behalf of her and Behrs, saying, "We've had a wonderful six seasons as Max and Caroline. We are so proud of our time on 2 Broke Girls and of all the things this experience has given us. The most treasured is our lifelong friendship."