Music Analysis: Two Broke Girls TV Show

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2 Broke Girls is a show that first premiered on September 19 2011 on CBS. In went on for six seasons and was cancelled this year and they had a total of 137 episodes. The show s about two girls who work at a dinner to make money but have a dream of running a profitable cupcake businesses. The two girls Max black played by Kat Dennings and Caroline Channing played by Beth Behrs. The other cast member include a asian character who owns the restaurant and his name Han Lee. other characters includes a chef named Oleg, a chasheir named Earl and lastly a older lady named Sophie. Most of the show is set in a dinner and the rest is usually the girls apartment or there start up business set. The show is set is a on has a live audience. This show for me emphasizes …show more content…
The only time it's dark it's when it's night time. The show use of music is used when they cut away from a scene or they go to commercial break. The music comes from there intro song. Most of the stereotyping comes from the clothing worn by the people of color. Specifically from two of the character Oleg Han Lee. Oleg is a character who is from the Ukraine. Oleg is the chef of the show. He is wearing a hairnet. Put his clothing is is usually unprofessional. He is shown to wear tank tops or tight half sleeve shirts. His character his the perv of the show who usually harass the female workers. Olegs clothing is usually dirty and he is not very well groomed. For me this creates the stereotype that Ukrainians are dirty unprofessional people and this is far from the truth. Another character I would consider to be a stereotype is Han lee who an asian character on the show. He is usually always dressed up in sweater vest and dress pants. With these clothes the conclusion comes out that the charter is more uptight and not easy going. The character is also looked as a nerd. These clothes just promote the ideas the asian men are

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