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Pilot

  • Episode aired Sep 19, 2011
  • Not Rated
  • 21m
IMDb RATING
7.3/10
1.7K
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Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs in 2 Broke Girls (2011)
Comedy

Experienced waitress Max meets her new co-worker, former rich-girl Caroline, who team up for a new business venture.Experienced waitress Max meets her new co-worker, former rich-girl Caroline, who team up for a new business venture.Experienced waitress Max meets her new co-worker, former rich-girl Caroline, who team up for a new business venture.

  • Director
    • James Burrows
  • Writers
    • Michael Patrick King
    • Whitney Cummings
    • Molly McAleer
  • Stars
    • Kat Dennings
    • Beth Behrs
    • Garrett Morris
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.3/10
    1.7K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • James Burrows
    • Writers
      • Michael Patrick King
      • Whitney Cummings
      • Molly McAleer
    • Stars
      • Kat Dennings
      • Beth Behrs
      • Garrett Morris
    • 8User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Kat Dennings
    Kat Dennings
    • Max Black
    Beth Behrs
    Beth Behrs
    • Caroline Channing
    Garrett Morris
    Garrett Morris
    • Earl
    Jonathan Kite
    Jonathan Kite
    • Oleg
    Matthew Moy
    Matthew Moy
    • Han Lee
    Brooke Lyons
    Brooke Lyons
    • Peach
    Noah Mills
    Noah Mills
    • Robbie
    Shoshana Bush
    Shoshana Bush
    • Nikki
    Cale Hartmann
    • Hipster #1
    Adam Korson
    Adam Korson
    • Hipster #2
    Alex Enriquez
    Alex Enriquez
    • Hipster #3
    Matt Cook
    Matt Cook
    • Band Member
    Bill Parks
    Bill Parks
    • Band Member
    Eugene Shaw
    Eugene Shaw
    • Band Member
    Sergey Brusilovsky
    • Oscar
    Greg Lewis
    • Customer
    Cocoa Brown
    Cocoa Brown
    • Woman
    Nick Jameson
    Nick Jameson
    • MTA Announcer
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    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • James Burrows
    • Writers
      • Michael Patrick King
      • Whitney Cummings
      • Molly McAleer
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    1Barkin8

    Terrible!

    This joke of a comedy got off to the worst start possible. Was this supposed to be a semi-parody of the Simple Life or something? Never mind that Caroline called Paris Hilton 100 when she is only four years younger than Hilton. Paris Hilton was only 30 and Beth Behrs was 26 when her character made that stupid crack. I just don't get this show and it's unlikely I ever will. I don't know how it made 6 seasons. I know CBS has been struggling to find quality shows-something they are still struggling with today-but good grief, this show is beyond terrible. Two of the most unlikeable pairs in history And the writing and jokes are terrible.
    Threepwood_Lives

    Not 2 Bad

    Reviews Of Unusual Size! Re: When an ousted New York socialite is hired at a diner, the spoiled blond forms an unlikely friendship with the streetwise waitress that works there.

    Outstanding: Kat Dennings has some pretty great deadpan humor.

    Unacceptable: The setup for this TV show is horrible. The cute old black guy that mans the register at the diner should be hilarious, instead he's just mildly amusing. There's more blatant sexual humor than I'd expected.

    Summary: I was kind of surprised. I should have disliked this show, but I actually laughed out loud a couple of times and I'm looking forward to the next episode. There's nothing I can pin down as excellent, but it's an amusing little sitcom. Why do they always title the first episode "Pilot"? I know it's because it's a pilot, produced to get the other episodes, but it seems like you'd be optimistic and give your first episode a legit title.
    4studioAT

    Pilot

    With sharp and biting humour this show got off to a decent start, with good performances from Dennings and Bahrs carrying it through.

    It won't be to everyone's taste, but it's not bad at all.
    1GayBoi1

    Paris Hilton is 100?

    Honey, you're only a few years younger. If she's 100 you're 96. This stupid "comedy" was one of the worst on TV. I don't understand how it made it 6 seasons? I find absolutely nothing funny about this joke of a show. I know this review will probably make some people mad but I'm glad they don't rerun this show very much. It was 6 seasons of boring and cringing. Thank goodness CBS had Mike and Molly, otherwise CBS wouldn't have had any real hits in the comedy department at the time. Quite frankly, there were many cancelled shows I think were funnier. Since I'm inclined to say a little more here, let me just end with saying this doesn't even deserve 1 star.

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    • Trivia
      Final tally for cupcake business venture: $387.25.
    • Goofs
      When Caroline is telling Max that the asking price for a cupcake is 7$ in Manhattan and they should sell it for 7$ instead of 5 and pocket the difference, when the camera is turned to Max you can see the price on the tray at the diner to be 1.50$ for cupcakes.
    • Quotes

      [first lines]

      Hipster #1: Excuse me.

      [while Snapping His Fingers Obnoxiously To Get Max's Attention]

      Hipster #1: Waitress. Dude!

      Max Black: Hi, what can I get ya?

      Hipster #1: We need some...

      Max Black: [Cuts Off Hipster #1 By Snapping Her Fingers Obnoxiously In His Face] Is That Annoying?

      [Continues To Snap Her Fingers In Hipster #1's Face While Talking]

      Max Black: Is that obnoxious and rude? Would you find that distracting if someone did that to you while you were working? Oh you don't have a job sorry.

      Hipster #2: Damn, dude, she burned you.

      Max Black: Oh,

      [Snaps Her Fingers In Hipster #2's Face]

      Max Black: No hipster. No. Do not think we're on the same team we have nothing in common. I wear knit hats when it's cold out, you wear knit hats because of Coldplay. You have tattoos to piss off your dad, my dad doesn't know he's my dad. And, finally, you think

      [Snaps Her Fingers Obnoxiously In Hipster #1's Face Again]

      Max Black: this is a sound that gets you service, I think

      [Snaps Her Fingers Obnoxiously In Hipster #1's Face Again]

      Max Black: this is the sound that dries up my vagina.

      Hipster #1: The other waitress disappeared, the Russian one, we need horseradish.

      Hipster #2: Please.

      Max Black: That ladies is how you treat a waitress.

    • Connections
      References The Secret (2006)
    • Soundtracks
      Second Chance
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      Written by Peter Morén, Bjorn Yttling and John Eriksson

      Performed by Peter Bjorn and John

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    • Release date
      • September 19, 2011 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Stage 18, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA(Studio)
    • Production companies
      • Michael Patrick King Productions
      • Warner Bros. Television
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    • Runtime
      • 21m
    • Color
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    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 16:9 HD

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