‘Two Broke Girls’ strike pay dirt with full season pickup
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The characters in ‘Two Broke Girls’ may be struggling, but the show is doing just fine.
The CBS comedy starring Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs as two mismatched waitresses at a greasy spoon diner has been picked up for a full season. The series, which airs on Mondays, is one of the clear hits of the fall season.
The pickup is also good news for Whitney Cummings, a co-creator of the comedy along with Michael Patrick King. Cummings’ NBC comedy, ‘Whitney,’ has also been picked up for a full season.
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