How Beth Behrs And Kat Dennings Really Feel About 2 Broke Girls’ Controversial Reputation
There are feel-good sitcoms like Friends, hilarious and sarcastic shows like Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm… and then there is a series like 2 Broke Girls. When it premiered in 2011, it quickly became known as a unique and slightly bitter take on the classic coming-of-age story.
Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings have been friends for a long time now, which is reflected in how well the characters got along and bonded in every scene. But even though 2 Broke Girls has a large fanbase and aired for six seasons, there are many people who aren’t so sure about the often inappropriate sitcom. Beth Behrs is always ready for a reboot, but does that mean that she is fine with the things that people say about the show that made her famous? Here’s what Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings really think about 2 Broke Girls.
What Did Beth Behrs Say About 2 Broke Girls?
Whenever Beth Behrs spoke about 2 Broke Girls, she sounded happy to work on the sitcom, and she didn’t have a negative view of the show at all.
Kat Dennings and Beth BehrsThe Things
In a 2012 interview with TV Line, Behrs talked about 2 Broke Girls and how surprised she was that the sitcom was able to feature the plotlines that it did.
2 Broke Girls was canceled by CBS in May 2017 and since then some of the cast has risen to the top of the industry while others have vanished.
When people watched season 1 of 2 Broke Girls, they called the jokes too dirty and said that the portrayal of Matthew Moy and Jonathan Kite’s characters Han and Oleg were racist. When asked by TV Line about this, Behrs said:
“Even in the midst of all of that last year, Kat and I were committed to making people laugh. We love going to work every day and doing our job, because we believe in the show and the characters so much. It’s nice to know that the first-season pressure is over. Last year, premiering and not knowing if we would be on the air next week…. It’s nice not to have that pressure.”
When asked about whether the jokes on the show would still be dirty in season 2, Behrs told TV Line, “I would venture to say yes. I mean, they let us get away with a lot last year, but so far this year I’ve been shocked by some of the stuff we’re allowed to do.”
She continued, “We’ve shot six [episodes] so far and they’re some of the most hilarious, shocking, wonderful ones we’ve had. It’s going to be a really good season.”
What is 2 Broke Girls about and what are some of the main storylines?
Caroline Channing (Beth Behrs) and Max Black (Kat Dennings) want to start a cupcake business
servers in a diner
struggle to come up with enough money
start living together in season 1
try to help each other through dating problems
Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings smiling in 2 Broke Girlsvia CBS
In 2012, Beth Behrs talked about the negative feedback that some people had for 2 Broke Girls in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. She said that was trying to ignore it and she still felt good about the series that she was making.
Beth Behrs on the red carpetvia Instar
Some Of Beth Behrs’ Notable Roles Besides 2 Broke Girls
Gemma Johnson in The Neighborhood (2018-now)
Regen in Pretty Tough (2011)
Brooklyn in Hello, My Name Is Doris (2015)
voice of PNK Carrie in Monsters University (2013)
How Does Kat Dennings Feel About 2 Broke Girls?
When Kat Dennings was cast in 2 Broke Girls, she was fairly well-known in Hollywood thanks to her role in the sitcom Raising Dad and movies like Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist.
Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings on 2 Broke GirlsVia CBS
At that point in her career, fans could guess that Kat Dennings was used to some people liking the projects that she was involved in and others having some strong opinions. But how did she feel about 2 Broke Girls?
In 2012, Dennings discussed 2 Broke Girls with Goldderby.com. From this interview, it seems that Dennings agreed with her co-star Beth Behrs. They both felt that people working on the show had good intentions.
Dennings told Goldderby.com:
“I’ve been asked the question a lot, and I never exactly know what to say, except that I know everyone is coming from a place of love and creativity.”
