What The Cast Of 2 Broke Girls Looks Like Now
It’s been a while since the CBS comedy 2 Broke Girls was abruptly canceled, but we still haven’t recovered from the loss of the beloved sitcom. The show ran for six seasons from 2011 to 2017, and centered on Kat Dennings as Max Black and Beth Behrs as Caroline Channing, two perpetually broke waitresses who dream of starting their own business. Dennings and Behrs’ chemistry was undeniable, and the witty rapport between the two friends made for some excellent comedy. Fans were understandably heartbroken when the show was canceled.
Since 2 Broke Girls ended, its actors have gone on to star in other shows and movies, so fans can at least catch a glimpse of the actors who brought such a memorable show to life. Still, it just isn’t the same. The cast of 2 Broke Girls has changed a lot in the years since the show went off the air — here’s what they look like now.
2 Broke Girls star Kat Dennings has maintained a busy TV career
It’s been a while since the CBS comedy 2 Broke Girls was abruptly canceled, but we still haven’t recovered from the loss of the beloved sitcom. The show ran for six seasons from 2011 to 2017, and centered on Kat Dennings as Max Black and Beth Behrs as Caroline Channing, two perpetually broke waitresses who dream of starting their own business. Dennings and Behrs’ chemistry was undeniable, and the witty rapport between the two friends made for some excellent comedy. Fans were understandably heartbroken when the show was canceled.
Since 2 Broke Girls ended, its actors have gone on to star in other shows and movies, so fans can at least catch a glimpse of the actors who brought such a memorable show to life. Still, it just isn’t the same. The cast of 2 Broke Girls has changed a lot in the years since the show went off the air — here’s what they look like now.
2 Broke Girls star Kat Dennings has maintained a busy TV career
Kat Dennings played one of the two main stars on 2 Broke Girls, and she is just as beautiful today as she was when the show started. In real life, she’s anything but broke given her long and successful career. She has had no shortage of roles since the sitcom wrapped, signing on for series like Dollface and WandaVision. Dennings has also branched out into voiceover work. The actress voiced roles on the animated shows The Simpsons, Dallas & Robo, and Big Mouth after her role as Max Black on 2 Broke Girls was over.
Dennings is aware that her career has been marked by playing “emo” characters, such as Max on 2 Broke Girls and Jules, a character going through a breakup, on Dollface. She said she’s okay with being the “sad girl,” though, telling InStyle in 2019 that she relates to such characters. “Don’t we all relate to the sad emo character?!” she asked, adding that her “storied love life” helps her bring an interesting and authentic perspective to the parts she plays.
Beth Behrs starred in this CBS sitcom after 2 Broke Girls
The eternally lovely Beth Behrs has been pretty busy since she ended her six-year run as Caroline Channing on 2 Broke Girls. Per IMDb, she made a guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory in 2018, and she also starred in the TV movie Culture Clash that same year. In 2019, she made a guest appearance on No Activity. The bulk of her acting career since 2 Broke Girls, though, has been spent on the show The Neighborhood, which premiered in 2018.
Behrs hasn’t just been busy with her entertainment career. In 2018 — the year after 2 Broke Girls wrapped – Behrs married fellow actor Michael Gladis. Martha Stewart Weddings noted that she wore a stunning lace gown by Monique Lhuillier, looking just as gorgeous as she did when 2 Broke Girls first premiered. The wedding was also something of a mini cast reunion. ET Canada noted that Behrs’ 2 Broke Girls co-star Kat Dennings was one of her bridesmaids.
2 Broke Girls star Garrett Morris had an arc on this popular series
Garrett Morris played the role of Earl on 2 Broke Girls, appearing on the show in all of its six seasons. Already a veteran actor when he joined the cast of the show in 2011, the actor’s career spans generations. Morris’ resume dates all the way back to 1960, when he made an appearance on CBS Repertoire Workshop.
