
2 Broke Girls: Season 4
2014 · 22 episodes · ★ 6.4
What Season 4 of 2 Broke Girls
Season four follows Max and Caroline, two waitresses from Williamsburg who are still a long way from raising the $250,000 they need to open their cupcake shop. To get closer to that goal, they take out a bank loan and launch cupcake-themed T-shirts aimed at luxury boutiques. The project forces them to deal with a factory whose labor conditions raise doubts. Their friendship is strained by their different backgrounds, and Max starts to take an interest in Nash, a new waiter at the restaurant. Meanwhile, Sophie is planning her wedding to Oleg and drags them into her plans.
Season 4 Episodes

4x01 And the Reality Problem
A reality show producer approaches Max and Caroline about shooting an episode of 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' at their cupcake window.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Michael Patrick King · Starring: Kim Kardashian, Lauren Weedman, Morgan Krantz

4x02 And the DJ Face
Max is embarrassed when she discovers her Tuesday night boyfriend is a DJ at a grocery chain.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Liz Astrof · Starring: Jesse Metcalfe, Natalie Dreyfuss, Nicholas Cutro, Dinora Walcott

4x03 And the Childhood Not Included
When Caroline accidentally loses Han's expensive fish while cleaning the tank, Max considers selling a sentimental gift she just received from her mother in order to pay for a new one.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Michelle Nader · Starring: Josie Totah, Lindsey Stoddart, Grace Kaufman, George Dalton

4x04 And the Old Bike Yarn
Caroline takes an abandoned bicycle in order to start a delivery service for their cupcake business, but discovers that Max never learned how to ride one.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Patrick Walsh · Starring: Caitlin Kimball, Duncan Bravo

4x05 And the Brand Job
Max and Caroline's partnership - and friendship - is almost torn apart when Caroline drags Max to a seminar to help brand their cupcake business.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Morgan Murphy · Starring: David Hoffman, Joe Nuñez, Megan Davis, Nick McCallum

4x06 And the Model Apartment
When Max and Caroline put their apartment up for rent on AirBnb, claiming it offers an authentic "Williamsburg experience," a group of supermodels decide it would be a fun place for a girls' weekend.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Linda Videtti Figueiredo · Starring: Drew Droege, Lily Aldridge, Martha Hunt, Vincent M. Ward

4x07 And a Loan for Christmas Mid-Season Finale
Max and Caroline get a bank loan so they can mass-produce their cupcake T-shirts to sell at high-end boutiques. Also, the diner gang poses in Chestnut's barn as part of a holiday decorating contest Sophie entered.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Charles Brottmiller · Starring: Nico Santos, Tessa Goss, Hope Shapiro

4x08 And the Fun Factory
Max and Caroline select a factory to produce their cupcake T-shirts, but become suspicious of the work conditions there due to their overly-enthusiastic employees.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Michael Rowe · Starring: James Patrick Stuart, Joseph Ferrante, Elizabeth Regen, Jaime Moyer

4x09 And the Past and the Furious
Caroline is shocked when she receives a Lamborghini for her birthday, which her father ordered for her four years ago. Meanwhile, Oleg has something big planned for Sophie.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Liz Astrof, Michelle Nader · Starring: Matt Corboy, Rachael Drummond, James Giordano

4x10 And the Move-In Meltdown
Max, Caroline, Earl and Han help Oleg move into Sophie's apartment until she begins turning away all of his things.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Patrick Walsh

4x11 And the Crime Ring
Max and Caroline are arrested for breaking into a cute guy's apartment to recover the rings Caroline left behind after she spent the night.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Morgan Murphy · Starring: Diane Delano, Jean Grae, Tyler Cook, Marlena Poles

4x12 And the Knock-Off Knockout
Max and Caroline get into a legal battle with two prep school teens who knocked off their cupcake T-shirts and are selling them.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Justin Sayre · Starring: Danielle Macdonald, Sammi Hanratty, Jimmy Fowlie, Charlene deGuzman

4x13 And the Great Unwashed
Max and Caroline find out that one of their customers at the diner is actually a successful photographer who has been keeping a secret.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Laura Kightlinger · Starring: Valerie Harper, Peter MacKenzie, Noreen Reardon

4x14 And the Cupcake Captives
Sophie's wedding shower is interrupted by a hostage situation and Max and Caroline's cupcake business gets unwanted attention when a tenant is arrested while wearing their company's T-shirt.
Directing: Don Scardino · Writing: Charles Brottmiller · Starring: Jake Bennett, Paula Christensen, John Brotherton, Anne Giovanni

4x15 And the Fat Cat
A handsome businessman returns Max and Caroline's missing cat, Nancy, who comes home with a big surprise.
Directing: Fred Savage · Starring: Ian Reed Kesler, Bayne Gibby, Don Reed

4x16 And the Zero Tolerance
Max and Caroline attempt to bring in extra money to help pay off their bank loan by taking second jobs as a pastry chef and a hostess at a chic restaurant.
Directing: Fred Savage · Starring: Patrick Cox, Sandra Bernhard, Shantel Wislawski, Krystal M. Harris

4x17 And the High Hook-Up
Max pursues Nashit, a handsome new waiter at The High, despite Joe's "no hook-up" rule.
Directing: Fred Savage · Starring: Patrick Cox, Austin Falk, Sandra Bernhard, Shantel Wislawski

4x18 And the Taste Test
When Sophie takes Max and Caroline shopping for their bridesmaids' dresses, the girls enlist the diner gang's help to hide the ugliest ones, in the hopes of avoiding complete and utter humiliation.
Directing: Fred Savage · Starring: Patrick Cox, Austin Falk, Sandra Bernhard, Doug Budin

4x19 And the Look of the Irish
Max and Caroline try to break Nash into the modeling business in an effort to bring in extra money acting as his managers. Also, Sophie and Oleg attempt to keep celibate for 30 days before their wedding.
Directing: Fred Savage · Starring: Patrick Cox, Austin Falk, Sandra Bernhard, Nadia Dajani

4x20 And the Minor Problem
Max and Caroline's attempt to break Nash into the modeling business comes to a screeching halt when his mother arrives from Ireland to retrieve her son.
Directing: Fred Savage · Starring: Patrick Cox, Austin Falk, Sandra Bernhard, Nadia Dajani

4x21 And the Grate Expectations
Max and Caroline help launch the new branch of The High at JFK airport, and Sophie discovers that Oleg may have an ulterior motive for wanting to marry her.
Directing: Fred Savage · Starring: Patrick Cox, Jonathan Chase, Sherry Weston, Jacob Dwight Ramirez

4x22 And the Disappointing Unit Season Finale
Max and Caroline are tasked with retrieving Sophie's wedding dress from customs and safely transporting it to the church in time for her big wedding.
Directing: Michael Patrick King · Starring: Patrick Cox, Caroline Rhea, Laura Kightlinger, Gregory Vahanian
Season 4 Cast
Jonathan KiteOleg Golishevsky22 episodes
Matthew MoyHan Lee22 episodes
Patrick CoxJohn7 episodes
Austin FalkNash4 episodes
Nadia DajaniMarie Prower2 episodes
Shantel WislawskiAllie2 episodes
Lauren WeedmanShayneEpisode 1
Morgan KrantzRaggedy HipsterEpisode 1
Natalie DreyfussHilaryEpisode 1
Dinora WalcottShiraEpisode 1
Kaliko KauahiBooth WomanEpisode 1
James Patrick StuartAceEpisode 1
Jaime MoyerCarmenEpisode 1
Jonathan KowalskyRaulEpisode 1All Seasons
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes are in season 4 of 2 Broke Girls?
Season 4 of 2 Broke Girls has 22 episodes.
When Did Season 4 of 2 Broke Girls Premiere?
Aired October 27, 2014.
Where to Watch Season 4 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 4?
According to TMDB user ratings, episode 4x03, «And the Childhood Not Included», with a 7.0.




























