Season Four serves up sweet success for two of Brooklyn’s hottest waitresses, Max (Kat Dennings) and Caroline (Beth Behrs), as they plan to strike it rich with their new cupcake T-shirt business! The shirts are selling like hot cakes, until a couple of unfortunate situations happen, and the two entrepreneurs are back at square one — and broke again. Love is in the air as Sophie (Jennifer Coolidge) and Oleg (Jonathan Kite) plan their wedding, with Max and Caroline as the bridesmaids and Earl (Garrett Morris) and Han (Matthew Moy) along for the ride. The girls still worry about ways to make money, but their friendship is worth a million bucks. Season Four also features appearances by guest stars Kim Kardashian West, Lily Aldridge and Sandra Bernard.
Episodes
1. And the Reality Problem
2. And the DJ Face
3. And the Childhood Not Included
4. And the Old Bike Yarn
5. And the Brand Job
6. And the Model Apartment
7. And a Loan for Christmas
8. And the Fun Factory
9. And the Past and the Furious
10. And the Move-In Meltdown
11. And the Crime Ring
12. And the Knock Off Knockout
13. And the Great Unwashed
14. And the Cupcake Captives
15. And the Fat Cat
16. And the Zero Tolerance
17. And The High Hook-Up
18. And the Taste Test
19. And the Look of the Irish
20. And the Minor Problem
21. And the Grate Expectations
22. And the Disappointing Unit
2 Broke Girls continues it's run with a fourth season that is pretty much more of the same. While Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs are okay the comedy material they and rest of the cast are given is tired. The episodes breeze by fast enough but a binge viewing is not recommended as one episode blends in to the next. While the show is not my taste fans of the series should pick it up. 6.5/10
2 Broke Girls: The Complete Fourth Season arrives on DVD in the aspect ratio of 1.78:1 - Colors pop with rich saturation and bold primaries. Contrast was pleasingly balanced. Black levels were good. The overall image is crisp and detailed. 8/10
Audio is provided by a Dolby Digital 5.1 track. - Dialogue was placed front and center, remaining crisp and clear throughout the episodes. Surround activity is minimal. 7.5/10
* Gag Reel (SD, 5:02)
* Unaired Scenes (SD, 7:13)