
2 Broke Girls: Season 3
2013 · 24 episodes · ★ 7.1
What Season 3 of 2 Broke Girls
Season 3 opens with Max and Caroline reopening their cupcake business, which now operates in the back of the counter, facing the window. To learn baking, Max attends the Manhattan School of Baking, while Caroline works in the downtown office in exchange for tuition. Neither of them has much money to spare, and Caroline's shopping sprees and Max's new phone create tension between them. At school, Caroline falls for the cooking instructor, and Max develops a crush on the class clown. Their friendship is what keeps them together.
Season 3 Episodes

3x01 And The Soft Opening
Word about a shocking incident involving a celebrity brings customers to Max and Caroline's new cupcake window.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Michael Patrick King · Starring: Michael Earl Reid, Eric Tiede, Darren Darnborough, Brian Lee Franklin

3x02 And The Kickstarter
Caroline tries to raise money for an expensive pair of new pants through an online fundraising site. Meanwhile, Max’s new smartphone comes between her and Caroline.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Michelle Nader · Starring: Craig Ramsay, Misty Monroe, Julia Cho, Irene Choi

3x03 And The Kitty Kitty Spank Spank
When Max becomes smitten with an old stray cat that's been hanging around the apartment, Caroline tries to convince her they need to find it a better home. But just when they think they've found one, the cat's fate takes a turn.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Jhoni Marchinko · Starring: Crista Flanagan, Nadia Bjorlin, Jeff Ellingson

3x04 And The Group Head
When Max and Caroline can’t figure out how to use the new cappuccino maker they bought for their cupcake business, they take temporary side jobs as baristas at a coffee house to learn the ropes.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Liz Feldman · Starring: Federico Dordei, Jeff Galante, Alex Alexander, Sachin Bhatt

3x05 And the Cronuts
When Max and Caroline start losing business to the new cronut craze (half-croissant, half-donut), they come up with their own trend – cake fries.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Lee Sung Jin, Patrick Walsh · Starring: Judy Gold, Bob Glouberman, Tony Cavalero, Nika King

3x06 And the Piece of Sheet
Feeling guilty for buying hair extensions with their joint funds, Caroline splurges on a new bedding set for Max but gives the old one to charity, not realizing her old pillowcase has sentimental value.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Liz Astrof · Starring: Federico Dordei, Derek Krantz, Michael Earl Reid

3x07 And the Girlfriend Experience
After Han emails photos of a stripper's face to his mother claiming she's his girlfriend, he begs Max and Caroline to find her and convince her to play his girlfriend when his mother arrives from Korea.
Directing: Don Scardino · Starring: Karen Maruyama, Ally Maki, Mike Grief, Daryl Crittenden

3x08 And the 'It' Hole
When Caroline's date is a no-show after promising to take her to one of the city's hippest new restaurants, she and Max decide to take advantage of the hard-to-get reservation.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Whitney Cummings · Starring: Federico Dordei, Amy Paffrath, Alex Staggs, Pamala Tyson

3x09 And the Pastry Porn
Max decides to apply to the Manhattan School of Pastry and bakes a tart for her entrance exam.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Charles Brottmiller · Starring: Federico Dordei, Gilles Marini, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Natalija Nogulich

3x10 And the First Day of School
Max attempts to make a good impression on her first day of pastry school, but finds the class clown to be extremely distracting – and intriguing. Meanwhile, Caroline dresses to impress Max's handsome teacher, Nicolas.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Michael Patrick King · Starring: Federico Dordei, Gilles Marini, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Eric André

3x11 And the Life After Death
Caroline attends her former nanny's funeral, thinking the family will be honored to have her, but quickly finds out they have no idea who she is.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Molly McAleer · Starring: Federico Dordei, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Anne DeSalvo, Jill Basey

3x12 And the French Kiss Mid-Season Finale
After an incredible make-out session with Max's pastry school teacher, Chef Nicholas, Caroline finds out something that makes her wish it never happened.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Michelle Nader · Starring: Gilles Marini, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Eric André, Patrick Cox

3x13 And the Big But
Max finds herself wanting to be more than just friends with her pastry school partner, Deke. Meanwhile, Caroline is "hot for teacher" - the married Chef Nicholas.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Liz Feldman · Starring: Federico Dordei, Gilles Marini, Eric André, Patrick Cox

3x14 And the Dumpster Sex
When Deke takes Max to his place after a great first date, his "home" is nothing like she expected. Meanwhile, Caroline feels empowered - then scared for her life - after having a shady car towed from the front of their apartment building.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Liz Astrof · Starring: Federico Dordei, Eric André, Mary Scheer, Ace Marrero

3x15 And the Icing on the Cake
When Deke invites Max's friends over for a gathering at his dumpster, Caroline learns an enormous secret about his background.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Lee Sung Jin, Patrick Walsh · Starring: Gilles Marini, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Eric André, Patrick Cox

3x16 And the ATM
Max decides to break up with Deke now that she knows about his wealthy background.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Charles Brottmiller · Starring: Eric André, Patrick Cox, Wendy Worthington

3x17 And the Married Man Sleepover
Caroline asks Max and Deke to join her on her dinner date at Nicolas's loft to help make sure she doesn't do anything she might regret. Also, Max and Caroline treat themselves to very special hair appointments.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Whitney Cummings · Starring: Gilles Marini, Eric André, Rachel Cannon, Andrea Gabriel

3x18 And the Near Death Experience
Caroline goes into a tailspin and brings Max into the mix when Nicolas tells her he's going to leave his wife for her.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Liz Feldman · Starring: Gilles Marini, Patrick Cox, Andrea Gabriel, Fortune Feimster

3x19 And the Kilt Trip
Caroline tries to fit in with Max and the diner gang as they go out to get wild and crazy at the St. Patrick's Day parade, but finds herself longing to practice her former holiday traditions at the Plaza Hotel.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Molly McAleer, Morgan Murphy · Starring: Brian Doyle-Murray, Lindsey Kraft, Dimitri Diatchenko, Nancy Young

3x20 And the Not Broke Parents
When Deke invites Max and Caroline to join him and his parents for dinner at their home, Max is tongue-tied until his mother confides in her about her secret past.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Michael Patrick King · Starring: Eric André, Patrick Cox, Jeff Garlin, Sheryl Lee Ralph

3x21 And the Wedding Cake Cake Cake
Max and Caroline agree to make a wedding cake for a bride who can't decide on what style of cake she wants – or much of anything else.
Directing: Jean Sagal · Writing: Liz Astrof, Michelle Nader · Starring: Lindsay Lohan, Ben Lawson, Stephanie Courtney, JC Grigg

3x22 And the New Lease on Life
When Max and Caroline find out the lease is up on their apartment, they're forced to find the original tenant and have him re-sign, claiming he still lives there, or risk being evicted.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Lee Sung Jin, Patrick Walsh · Starring: Hal Linden, Irene Roseen, Paul Tigue, Danielle Kennedy

3x23 And the Free Money
When Caroline and Max join Sophie at the racetrack as guests of Sophie's new bookie boyfriend, Caroline's reignited love for horse racing gets out of hand.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Charles Brottmiller · Starring: Peter Onorati, Ben Giroux, David Bickford, Charles Emmett

3x24 And the First Degree Season Finale
When Caroline discovers that Max didn't graduate high school by failing to show up for only one exam, she decides to help her best friend get her degree – and reconnect with her estranged mother.
Directing: Phill Lewis · Writing: Morgan Murphy · Starring: Carlos Jacott, Adam Irigoyen, Brittany Ross, Michael Gonzales
Season 3 Cast
Jonathan KiteOleg Golishevsky24 episodes
Matthew MoyHan Lee24 episodes
Federico DordeiLuis8 episodes
Gilles MariniNicolas7 episodes
Patrick CoxJohn7 episodes
Kalin MorrowKat's Classmate4 episodes
Michael Earl ReidHomeless Guy2 episodes
Andrea GabrielJuliette2 episodes
Daryl CrittendenHipster2 episodes
Derek KrantzTurkey Club CutieEpisode 1
Judy GoldJerriEpisode 1
Bob GloubermanGarryEpisode 1
Tony CavaleroCronut CraigEpisode 1
Nika KingVeronicaEpisode 1All Seasons
Season 12011 · 24 ep. · ★ 7.0
Season 22012 · 24 ep. · ★ 7.1
Season 42014 · 22 ep. · ★ 6.4
Season 52015 · 22 ep. · ★ 6.5
Season 62016 · 21 ep. · ★ 6.3Where to Watch Season 3 of 2 Broke Girls
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes are in season 3 of 2 Broke Girls?
Season 3 of 2 Broke Girls has 24 episodes.
When Did Season 3 of 2 Broke Girls Premiere?
Premiered on September 23, 2013.
Where to Watch Season 3 of 2 Broke Girls?
By subscription, on Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Prime Video with Ads (availability may vary by country).
What is the best episode of Season 3?
According to TMDB user ratings, episode 3x24, "And the First Degree," has a 7.6.




























