Ep 13. And the Emergency Contractor

Max and Caroline find themselves in an emergency situation when their dessert bar's ceiling collapses. They quickly realize they need an emergency contractor to help them fix the problem. They call around but all the contractors are closed for the day.

Desperate for help, they turn to Oleg who claims to know a contractor that can assist them. The contractor they hire turns out to be a woman named Dana who is known for being rough and tough. She arrives on the scene and quickly begins to assess the damage.

Meanwhile, Sophie is experiencing pain and thinks she might be going into labor. Han rushes her to the hospital where she learns the pains are not actually labor pains but something else entirely.

Back at the dessert bar, Dana is making quick work of fixing the ceiling while Max and Caroline try to keep up with her demands. They soon realize they may have bitten off more than they can chew as Dana continues to give them a hard time.

Once the ceiling is fixed, Dana begins to pack up her tools and leave. Max and Caroline, grateful for her help, offer her a pie to show their appreciation. As they sit down to eat, Dana begins to open up about her past and how she became a contractor.

Sophie and Han return from the hospital and share their news with the group. While they were at the hospital, they received a call that their surrogate is in labor and they need to head to the hospital to be with her. The group quickly packs up and heads to the hospital to await the arrival of their baby.

As they wait, Max and Caroline reflect on their own dreams of having a baby and realize they need to start making a plan for their future. They vow to work harder and save more money so they can achieve their dreams.

Finally, the surrogate goes into labor and everyone rushes in to be there for the birth of the baby. As the episode comes to a close, the group celebrates the arrival of the new baby and reflects on the ups and downs of parenthood.

This episode of 2 Broke Girls is full of heart and humor as the group navigates the challenges of life and work. With its lovable characters and relatable storylines, it's easy to see why this show has become so popular with audiences of all ages.