TV series
Comedy about the unlikely friendship that develops between two very different young women who meet waitressing at a diner in trendy Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and form a bond over one day owning their own successful cupcake business. Only one thing stands in their way – they’re broke.
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Checked Jul 22, 2026
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Comedy about the unlikely friendship that develops between two very different young women who meet waitressing at a diner in trendy Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and form a bond over one day owning their own successful cupcake business. Only one thing stands in their way – they’re broke.
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Episode 1
Max and Caroline team up with the diner staff in a frantic attempt to keep their businesses open when the city targets Han's diner and their cupcake window for destruction. Also, Sophie and Oleg announce that they are trying to have a baby.
Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Michael Patrick KingGuest stars Regan Burns, Jonathan Schmock, Gail Borges, Lorna Scott, Melanie Mosley, Natalie Chevonne, Christian Dias
Episode 2
When the shower at Max and Caroline's apartment breaks, they get part-time jobs at a fancy gym's juice bar and enjoy free use of the locker room. However, their jobs and free showers are jeopardized when Caroline has a run-in with a group of rich moms who are jealous of the attention she's getting from a sexy trainer.
Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Liz AstrofGuest stars Leslie Grossman, Arden Myrin, Tip Scarry, Carla Jimenez, Tommy Mountain, Melissa Christine, Albert A. Vega
Episode 3
When the girls run into Caroline's newly engaged ex, Candy Andy, Caroline wonders if she made a mistake when she sees how much he supports his fiancé's career.
Directed by Jason ReillyWritten by Michelle NaderGuest stars Valerie Azlynn, Andy Favreau, Cesar Cipriano, Ryan Hansen
Episode 4
Max and Caroline's cupcake shop is boycotted after they refuse to sell cupcakes to "I", an artist who wants to put cocktail weenies in them.
Directed by David TrainerWritten by Justin SayreGuest stars Michael Cyril Creighton, Travis Schuldt, Kevin Meaney, Chad Michaels, Jimmy Wachter, Eileen O'Connell, Amir Levi, Tim Hooper
Episode 5
Han insists the diner gang attends a mandatory night out in an "Escape Room Club" when he feels they aren't working together as a team. However, once they're locked inside the "Alice in Wonderland"-themed room, they find Han has an ulterior motive.
Directed by David TrainerWritten by Patrick WalshGuest stars John Milhiser, Christopher Rivas, Charan Prabhakar
Episode 6
Max is both puzzled and curious when the new guy she is dating expresses hesitations about intimacy because he is "not regular down there." Also, Sophie and Oleg struggle to get pregnant.
Directed by Katy GarretsonWritten by Rachel SweetGuest stars Steve Talley, Dink O'Neal, Bill Blair
Episode 7
When Caroline's grandmother Astrid awakens from a coma with no knowledge of her family's massive money scandal, Caroline attempts to keep the truth hidden for a bit longer by giving Astrid one last fancy luncheon.
Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Liz FeldmanGuest stars Judith Roberts, Edward Hibbert, Millicent Martin
Episode 8
Oleg's pro-basketball playing cousin comes to town to play a game against Max's favorite team and gifts her with two free tickets, but chaos ensues when the girls interfere with the game and risk ruining their cupcake business' reputation in the process.
Directed by Katy GarretsonWritten by Morgan MurphyGuest stars Michael Earl Reid, Lynne Marie Stewart, Matt Lasky, Tawny Newsome, Susan James Berger, Alan Heitz, Londale Theus Jr., Dean Sharpe
Episode 9
When Earl is not invited to play with his old jazz band at their reunion show, Max and the diner gang join forces in order to get him back on stage performing.
Directed by John RiggiWritten by Charles BrottmillerGuest stars Jackée Harry, Shelby Rabara, Percy A. Smith, Carlos Antonio, Don Bookman, Buda
Episode 10
When Max reconnects with an old friend, Caroline’s jealousy inspires her to try to make some new friends of her own.
Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Rob SheridanGuest stars Mo Gaffney, Meryl Hathaway, Diona Reasonover, John Hartman, Corey Allen Kotler, Casey O'Keefe, Lawrence Kao, David Namminga
Episode 11
Max and Caroline sign up to be "booth babes" in order to get into a huge gaming convention for free. Once inside, they're shocked to see that Han's friend has created video game characters based on them, and demand compensation.
Directed by Joel MurrayWritten by David Shecter, Rachel LindGuest stars Bryan Callen, Betsy Sodaro, Dominic Burgess, Josh Sharp, Brett Maline, Brian McGrath, Feraz Ozel Ellahie, Courtenay Taylor
Episode 12
Caroline shares her riches-to-rags life story on stage at a storytelling night and captures the attention of a Hollywood studio executive. Meanwhile, Sophie and Oleg search for a surrogate.
Directed by Tom SternWritten by Morgan MurphyGuest stars Miles Fisher, Eric Price, Barret Swatek, Jacob Guenther, Blair Beeken, Ellie Reed, Belinda Gosbee, Carin Chea
Episode 13
Max tags along with Caroline as she travels to Los Angeles on a film studio’s dime to discuss the idea of making her riches-to-rags life story into a movie. While there, Max loses her luggage but finds a new crush.
Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Michael Patrick KingGuest stars Barret Swatek, Ed Quinn, Alec Mapa, Chris Williams, Wesley Mann, Nikki Tuazon
Episode 14
Caroline continues meeting with studio writers in an effort to make her life story into a movie, but she is torn when they reveal they would not portray Max in the project. Also, Max is being spoiled by her new Hollywood beau, Randy, who sets Caroline up on a date with his friend, Bob.
Directed by James BurrowsWritten by Liz Astrof, Michelle NaderGuest stars Ed Quinn, George Hamilton, Alison Rich, Skyler Stone, Emily Churchill, Carlos Santos
Episode 15
As Max pet-sits Randy’s dog, Bruno, and Caroline sets up meetings with actresses who are interested in playing her in the potential biopic, Bruno escapes while a cannibalistic serial killer is loose in their neighborhood.
Directed by John RiggiWritten by Liz FeldmanGuest stars Ed Quinn, Lidia Porto, Mikey Kelley, Bobby Reed
Episode 16
The girls’ Hollywood adventure continues as Caroline signs away the rights to her life story so it can be turned a movie. Also, Max is heartbroken when Randy breaks up with her via his therapist, Elliot, and Caroline rents a party bus in an attempt to cheer her up.
Directed by Don ScardinoWritten by Rachel SweetGuest stars Ed Quinn, John Michael Higgins, Deborah Theaker, Lou Beatty Jr., Briana Walden
Episode 17
When the girls go to prison to see Caroline’s father, Martin, perform in a musical, they tell him their plan to use Caroline’s movie money to convert their cupcake window into a dessert bar.
Directed by Don ScardinoWritten by Patrick WalshGuest stars Steven Weber, Robert Costanzo, Earl T. Kim, Daniel Luján, Aaron Braxton, Herschel Sparber, Craig Ricci Shaynak, Geoffrey Dwyer
Episode 18
When the girls decide to look for a larger space for their dessert bar, Han sets them up with Evie, a real estate agent who has a crush on him. Also, Max is on the fence when Randy surprises her at the diner hoping to patch up their relationship, so she tells Caroline to decide for her.
Directed by Don ScardinoWritten by Justin SayreGuest stars Ed Quinn, Camille Chen
Episode 19
In an attempt to get to know Max’s world better, her boyfriend Randy asks to spend a night at her apartment. Also, Caroline works on getting a liquor license for their dessert bar.
Directed by Kathleen MarshallWritten by Charles BrottmillerGuest stars Ed Quinn, Steve Agee, Wes McGee
Episode 20
When a law firm courting Randy for a job invites Randy and Max to dinner at a hip new restaurant, the evening veers off course when their eclectic cuisine doesn’t sit well with Max.
Directed by Katy GarretsonWritten by Rob SheridanGuest stars Ed Quinn, Tricia O'Kelley, Jerry Trainor, Amy Farrington, Shulie Cowen
Episode 21
When Max and Caroline need more space for their renovated dessert bar, they’re willing to do just about anything to convince Angie, the brash owner of the pizza place next door, to rent them her back office.
Directed by Katy GarretsonWritten by Liz FeldmanGuest stars Ed Quinn, Lisa Lampanelli, Nadya Ginsburg, Anthony Marciona, Jay Brian Winnick, Karen Huie
Episode 22
When Max and Caroline discover that Han is in hot water after amassing substantial debt that he cannot repay from gambling on women’s tennis, the diner gang rallies to help him.
Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Liz Astrof, Michelle NaderGuest stars Ed Quinn, Jimmie Saito, Bo Barrett, Hash Patel
Episode information updated Jul 23, 2026
Kat DenningsMax Black
Beth BehrsCaroline Channing
Garrett MorrisEarl Washington
Jonathan KiteOleg Golishevsky
Matthew MoyHan Lee
Jennifer CoolidgeSophie Kachinsky
Brooke LyonsPeach
Marsha ThomasonCashandra
CBSUnited States
Michael Patrick King ProductionsUnited States
