How Did Season 5 of "2 Broke Girls" End??

If you are an avid "2 Broke Girls" fan like I am, you may have been super sad to say good-bye to season five. Fortunately, we know that there will be a season six so all is right with the world. ICYMI: this is how CBS ended the hit Thursday night show and trust me, it had all the feels.

Han owed 30K to a bookie because he has a gambling problem.
Han is addicted to gambling on women's tennis.
If he does not pay up, he will lose a toe and maybe other body parts so...
Max and Caroline (mainly Caroline) swoop in and save the day by buying the diner so Han can pay off his debt.
After he gave an unqualified Caroline a waitress job and free rent in the back of the shop for their cupcake window, she owed him after she sold the rights to her life for 250K.
Max's Cali love, Randy's time was up in NYC and wanted a plan.
Max was able to buy the diner without thought but could not take a moment to make a plan with Randy.
He left town early and gave her a plane ticket to come visit whenever she wanted.
I was really pissed that he left because Max finally had success and it seemed that Randy could not stay just one more month to figure it all out.
Randy is an idiot. He has made his living and it would not have killed him to stay in NYC with Max while she finally started to really live.
I hate Randy...but happy Han has his toes.
Sophie and Oleg are having pregnant sex like wild animals.

That's a quick wrap-up, in case you missed it. The show will return for season 6 in the Fall and I cannot wait. Catch up on missed episodes on cbs.com or buy the DVDs!

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