Ep 5. And the Rom-Commie

Max and Caroline are back with their antics in season 6 episode 5 titled And the Rom-Commie. This episode sees the girls trying to market their struggling dessert bar and come up with unique ways to bring in new customers.

Max and Caroline are stuck in a rut with their business, and the two are starting to feel like they're not making a lot of progress. Caroline suggests they target singles because they need someone they can rely on to come in and buy their desserts consistently. They decide to put up flyers and throw a speed dating event at the dessert bar to attract singles.

The event is advertised all over social media and soon the bar is packed with singles trying to find love. Caroline is excited because she thinks the event is a huge success, but Max is feeling overwhelmed and anxious about the customers. Things get even more chaotic when a Russian tourist named Nikita shows up at the bar, and it is revealed that he is unable to speak English.

Despite the language barrier, Nikita and Max start to hit it off, but their communication problems continue to create some hilarious awkwardness. Caroline is also struggling with her love life and tries to connect with various men at the event, but nothing seems to be working out for her.

Things take a comedic turn when a man named Dennis shows up at the event. Caroline is immediately drawn to his political beliefs but soon learns he is a Russian communist. Caroline immediately dislikes him because of her perceived notions, but he continues to try to win her over.

As the night progresses, everyone starts to mingle and enjoy the desserts, and it seems like the event was a huge success. However, as the night comes to a close and the last customers leave, the girls realize that they may have missed the mark with their marketing strategy. Most of the customers were not interested in buying their desserts, and instead, were mainly interested in finding love.

Max and Caroline are left to ponder their next move as they work to attract more customers while maintaining the quirky charm of their bar.

And the Rom-Commie is a hilarious episode filled with misunderstandings and awkward moments. It's a testament to the comedic chemistry of the show's leading ladies, Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs, who bring their A-game in every episode. The episode adds a fresh twist to the show's recurring theme of the girls' struggle to make their business profitable. Overall, this episode is a must-watch for fans of 2 Broke Girls.