Michael Patrick King, the creator of CBS’ latest sitcom success, was “very surprised” by the line and tenor of criticisms directed at 2 Broke Girls during its Television Critics Association winter press tour panel, which featured him and series lead Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs.
King led off the discussion by hailing Broke Girls as “a big ballsy comedy” that “has a bigger heart than it has balls. It is broad and brash and very current.”
Nonetheless, numerous questions that proceeded repeatedly surfaced the fact that characters such as Oleg-the-lecherous-immigrant-chef (played by Jonathan Kite) and Han-the-diminutive-Asian-diner-boss (Matthew Moy) were frequently offensive, at-times racist and, frankly, unfunny stereotypes.
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