"2 Broke Girls" Season 6 is soon to wrap up with two more episodes left for the viewers before the winter break. Until now, the future of the two girls Max Black and Caroline seems uncertain with an impending danger of going out of the airwaves in 2017. Will having Christopher Gorham, alum of the "Covert Affairs" series lift up the show to greater heights and possible renewal for a season 7?
Coming up for "2 Broke Girls" Season 6 will be episode 10 on December 12 that will bring in "And The Himmicane". The story will open with an threatening danger of a hurricane approaching that might put a divorce party to its ruin. Caroline (Beth Behrs) is organizing the party for a rich couple who will be locked up in a dessert bar when the hurricane comes. On the other hand, Max (Kath Dennings) and Randy will be facing a potential misunderstanding as communications between the two gets blocked as well.
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Regarding Gorham's re-occurrence in "2 Broke Girls" Season 6, it was revealed by Spoilertv that the actor will play the role of Bobby. He will be portrayed as the amiable, good humored "simpatico" who will be linked to Caroline. Currently, Gorham is filming for episode 12 that will be shown in January 2017.
The ratings of "2 Broke Girls" Season 6 has not been doing well in the chart, instead this is going down from the 6.4 million mark to 5.6 million on its December 5 showing. Gamenguide has reported that this scenario is sending signals of a bleak future for the two girls, breaking their hearts if the show comes to its end. At this point, it is up to the CBS network to evaluate the shows performance in the ratings.
"2 Broke Girls" Season 6 will continue to tell the story of 2 girls from different backgrounds who were brought together as waitresses in a Brooklyn restaurant. Max comes from the low end class while Caroline has the affluence to brag about. The moral of the story is that class boundaries has been breached to bring a storyline of hard work in a comedic genre.
