2 Broke Girls: The Complete Third Season

Those Two Broke Girls keep coming back. In season 2, their first attempt at a cupcake business failed. Then, at the end of that season they found a room in the very back of the diner which had a window onto the street. So, their cupcake business came back. Then, a competitor started selling cronuts, a croissant-doughnut combination, and took away some of their customers. So, they came back with a cupcake-french-fry combination. No matter what they encounter, these girls keep coming.In this season, Caroline has a romance with a French chef. The only problem is that he’s married. He considers his marriage to be open. Caroline considers it to be closed. It’s complicated.Meanwhile, Max follows her dream, as described in a pastry school brochure that she keeps under her mattress, mixed in with her porn. Despite some problems, she is enrolled on a work-study program. Caroline works; Max studies. Unfortunately, the school’s continuation is threatened by the actions of a French woman.There is a wedding in season 3 and involves Max making a large cake, not just a cupcake. I won’t say who gets married or whether anything or anyone French is involved. I will say that the lesson learned is that the subway is not the best way to transport a wedding cake.Max also has a romance. It is with the Deacon of Dumpsters. His home could be on that HGTV show about tiny living. The moral of this story is: Don’t judge a dumpster by its cover.The third season of Two Broke Girls is full of fun. Han, Earl, Oleg, and Sophie liven up the scene whether it’s St. Patricks Day, featuring the Lepre-Han, or an ordinary day at the Williamsburg Diner. And of course, the never ending flow of risqué jokes adds the seasoning to season 3.It is half time in my enjoyment of the six seasons of Two Broke Girls. Next up is season 4.

A really terrific return to form for this always-wonderful series (I say this because Season 2 seemed to be VERY unwisely and even lazily, at times, genuflecting and/or apologizing via some of its very safe comedic exchanges to various minority groups who openly chastised both the series and its network (CBS), shortly after season 1 premiered, for what those groups considered very UN-Politically Correct humor ... the very sort of un-PC humor, however, that I think makes this show a real stand-out among sitcoms). The chemistry between Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings reminded me from the show's very first episode, on, of the similarly-superb chemistry Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams on "Laverne & Shirley" (an iconic 1970s-era sitcom that "2 Broke Girls" tips its hat to quite often -- and quite wonderfully), but season 3 had the good sense to return to much of the very same edginess and even nastiness that made season 1 was unceasingly memorable and terrific.Really hope it's a trend this beloved, popular series is currently following in season 4 (none of whose episodes I've watched yet, by the way)

Show is great one of the better seasons too. But the dvd wasn't great. A dvd was loose and parts of it were broken. I switched it with a season I dont watch often just to not deal with it. But the dvd works so it's not awful but alittle annoying

The 3rd season does have a different feel then the previous 2 seasons. I can't say that I love this season, because Caroline seems way more self centered then in previous seasons, even though I know she always was, the way she is now isn't so funny. I really enjoyed Max and Deke together, so when they broke up it felt like the show wasn't really going anywhere. I agree with another review who said that the girls don't seem to be focused on the cupcake empire like they were and in this season it has fallen short a bit, but I still loved seasons 1 & 2 so much that I will always love and continue to watch the show.

I have 4 seasons on DVD of this show and no matter how stressed out or down I get, this show never fails to make me laugh. Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs are a perfect comedy duo. They play off each other(even off the show in interviews, they just have natural chemistry) . I honestly don't have a favorite broke girl. The rest of the cast are also irreplaceable. Max, Caroline, Earl, Oleg, Sophie and Han are as funny as they are charming, Every episode they get one good laugh out of you before the opening credits even start. I can't believe they're on their fifth year. Going stronger than ever.

I have to say that I have loved this sitcom from the beginning, however season 3 will be the last season I purchase. It started losing a bit of steam, but still quite funny, endearing and one still is pulling for the girls to succeed.After watching season 4 unfold on television, it's clear that the writers have run out of ideas or have lost their minds. The show is now just one dirty punchline after another, with no clear direction or story. It's as if their goal is to see how far they can push to shock and repulse. I can't respect that kind of so-called "creativity". Broke went Bust!

Though I don't always like the cheap humor lines the characters say, the humor covers all topics. The episode of "...and the Kilt Trip" which showed on March 17, 2014, was the funniest, most well scripted and well acted episode so far! Action, color, and a variety of settings made this show very interesting. And the guests - - the lady with tee shirt leaving the party with Mr. Han, the Leprechuan and the intoxicated girl who turned out to be a school bus driver and the older man who was making the rounds giving & collecting St. Patrick's Day good luck kisses -- made the show infinitely more funny than just the regular characters usually muster. WELL DONE PROGRAM TOPS THE CHARTS!

Whitney Cummings and Kat Denning are mad geniuses! I laugh til I cry. Especially over the hot french chef and Deke.

Absolutely love this series! What's not to love about 2 broke girls, cupcakes, a cast of quirky co-wrokers, and sassier-then-life next door neighbour? This series is my go-to whenever I need some good laughs and a couple of eyebrows that need a good lifting :P I would definitely recommend this series to anyone that's looking to try a new sitcom.

This series is so funny. Sophie is the funniest.I can't believe the banter that goes on,why the great shows always get cancelled, this is the best ever. I can watch over and over and laugh as hard as the first time. 10star. And the dvds are immaculate. .

Die Spannung darüber, was aus Max und Carolines Zukunft wird, die sich in Staffel 1&2 aufgebaut hat, wird in Staffel 3 leider gebremst. Es bleibt quasi alles beim Alten, wirklich ALLES. Die Charakter, die Kulisse, die Witze, einfach alles. Schade, dass einfach kein neuer Schwung reinkommt. Man wünscht sich so vieles, aber es kommt einfach nichts. Sehr schade!

Wenn man die zwei gut findet, ist das auch wieder ne Staffel die man einfach haben muss :-D ich bin glücklichlich

Jede Staffel für sich ist echt Spitze und sehr gut gemacht. Man kommt aus dem Lachen nicht mehr heraus und es macht sehr großen Spass sich diese Sitcom anzusehen! Man kann sie such immer wieder "reinziehen"!