Question: How much money did Sophie lend in 2 Broke Girls, season two.
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The series chronicles the lives of two waitresses in their mid twenties—Max Black (Kat Dennings), who comes from a poor working-class family, and Caroline Channing (Beth Behrs), who was born rich but is now disgraced and penniless due to her father, Martin Channing, getting caught operating a Bernard Madoff-esque Ponzi scheme—working together at a Brooklyn restaurant.
The two become friends and build toward their dream of one day opening a cupcake shop.
Among those working with them at the restaurant are their Korean boss, Han Lee (Matthew Moy); Oleg (Jonathan Kite), an upbeat but perverted Ukrainian cook; and Earl (Garrett Morris), a 75-year-old black cashier.
Also featured starting late in the first season is their neighbor and part-time boss Sophie (Jennifer Coolidge), a Polish immigrant who runs the housecleaning company Sophie's Choice.
During most of the first season Max is also a part-time nanny for the twin babies of Peach Landis (Brooke Lyons), who during the season adopts Caroline's horse Chestnut.
At the end of each episode a tally shows how much they have made toward their goal of $25,000 needed to open their business (it was original stated in the pilot to be the more realistic amount of $250,000).
Early in the second season, Sophie lends the girls $20,000, which is enough for them to start their business.
However, the business fails, and in the 18th episode they are forced to give up the lease of their cupcake shop with just enough money to pay off Sophie's loan, resetting the end of episode tally to $1.00.
During the third season, the girls reopen the business in the back room of the diner, using the window as a walk up window.
Max also enrolls in, and Caroline goes to work for, the Manhattan School of Pastry.
Dr. Dre did not rap on "Xxplosive," instead the song features Kurupt, Nate Dogg, Hittman and Six-Two.
In the first verse, Hittman raps about how pimping has made him a changed man due to "all the girls" saying "now his shit's the bomb" after claiming that "girls used to turn him back."
Kurupt, Nate Dogg, and Six-Two's verses deal with how good they are at pimping, how many girls they can get, and how much money they make through pimping.
"The Way I Be Pimpin" (the original version of the song prior to "Xxplosive") basically has the same concept as "Xxplosive" with different lyrics. 
On March 13, 2014, CBS renewed "2 Broke Girls" for a fourth season. 
In April 2010, Sian and Sophie share the soap's first lesbian tender passionate kiss, after a very emotional conversation between them.
Sian now realises that Ryan made a pass at Sophie whom, she initially blamed for the kiss between them.
Sian is extremely confused by Sophie kissing her, and returns to her mother's home in Southport, very upset.
The next day, Sophie visits her in Southport and attempts to explain her feelings and the kiss was an emotional response resulting from their conversation.
Sian coldly tells her that there will never be anything between them and they cannot even be friends anymore.
Sophie returns to Weatherfield, emotionally devastated.
Sian returns to the Street a few weeks later and sees Sophie on a date with a boy called Lee.
She then confronts Sophie, admitting that she is now confused and although she is not attracted to girls, she is now attracted to Sophie; and she deeply missed not being with her.
As Sian kisses her, Sophie responds and they decided to be together, "going out" as a secret couple.
Sian returns to Weatherfield for her exams.
Sian and Sophie decide to go to the school prom together but Sian starts getting stomach pains and Sophie, thinking she is trying to get out of going to the prom, argues with Sian.
Although they make up, Sian collapses in pain and Ryan saves her life by getting help and she is rushed to hospital with a ruptured appendix.
Sophie thinks she's been stood up until Kevin tells her that Sian is in hospital.
Sophie runs to her side but gets jealous when Ryan is there first and wonders what Sian was doing with her ex in the first place.
Sophie gets annoyed when Sian visits Ryan as he saved her life but Sophie thinks she wants to get back with him.
Sian reassures her she doesn't and they kiss but Ryan sees them.
He eventually agrees not to tell anyone and the girls carry their relationship on in secret.
Later, Sophie lies to Sally about going to Southport when she and Sian go to a festival instead.
When Sally finds out, she grounds Sophie and forbids her from seeing or contacting Sian but they continue to meet in secret.
On one occasion, when Claire Peacock (Julia Haworth) is babysitting Sunita Alahan's (Shobna Gulati) son, she is called away due to a family emergency and asks Sophie to look after the children.
Whilst Sophie is out of the room, Aadi is pushed over by Simon Barlow (Alexander Bain) as they play and he bangs his head.
Later that night, Sophie and Sian kiss, just as Claire gets home and sees them but pretends that she didn't see.
Sophie and Sian join a Church choir so that they can see each other more often and the choir performs for Roy (David Neilson) and Hayley's wedding.
Before the Websters leave for the wedding, they are visited by Social Services, who are investigating Aadi's injury.
The girls insist they are innocent and Sophie's parents defend her, leading to confrontation with Claire.
On the train to the wedding, Sean Tully (Antony Cotton) tells Sophie he saw her twin at the Manchester Gay Pride event.
Claire tells Sophie that she saw her kissing Sian but won't tell anyone but when Sally confronts her again, Claire tells her that she saw Sophie and Sian kissing.
After the wedding, Sophie explains to Kevin that she loves Sian and they are dating and Kevin accepts their relationship.
After Sally confronts Claire again, Kevin tells Sally that Claire was telling the truth and that Sophie is a lesbian.
Sophie and Sian are in love and together as a couple.
Meanwhile, as Sian is terrified of her father finding out, the girls plan to run away together.
As Sophie packs her things, Rosie comes home and Sophie tells her that she loves Sian.
Sophie is astonished to find that her sister is very supportive.
Rosie gives her money and Sophie leaves, getting on a bus with Sian.
Sally, now accepting but concerned, returns home to find Sophie has gone, and has left her a goodbye note.
After Sophie and Sian squat in a student house in Sheffield for some time, it is clear that they cannot go on living penniless.
Sophie is extremely homesick, and after one of the students living in the house makes a pass at her, she breaks down and confesses to Sian that she wants to go home.
Rosie and Jason Grimshaw (Ryan Thomas) bring Sophie and Sian home, much to Kevin and Sally's relief.
In December 2010, Sophie is devastated to learn that Kevin is the father of Molly Dobbs's (Vicky Binns) baby son, Jack, following an affair they had the year before.
When Sally angrily orders Kevin to leave, Rosie and Sophie stand by their mother and admits that she wants him to leave, but she wants him to stay for Christmas.
Sian helps Sophie through the difficult time and supports her as much as she can.
On New Year's Eve, Sophie and Sian lie to Sally saying that they are going to meet a girl from church but buy alcohol and get drunk to celebrate the New Year.
When they get home, Sally sends them upstairs as they are drunk.
Sophie tells Sian that she couldn't have made it through the last couple of months without her and Sian promises that they will be together forever.
They sleep together for the first time and the next day, the pair persuade Sally to go for lunch with Rosie, while they go shopping.
When they return home, both girls end up in bed together again and Sally catches them together.
Angry, she says that she cannot trust the girls to behave and that they should not be sleeping together.
In the ensuing argument, Sophie tells Sally that Sian is the only good thing she has, and that if she had maybe 'loved a bit more, he wouldn't have cheated'.
Sally tells Sophie to leave so the girls go to Eileen Grimshaw (Sue Cleaver) house and tell Rosie, Jason, Sean Tully (Antony Cotton), and Eileen Grimshaw that Sally caught them in bed together.
The girls stay as guests for a few days, to give Sally time to cool down.
In the months following, Sophie starts to spiral out of control, frequently skipping college and not doing her assignments.
She tries to open up to Sally but is overlooked in favour of Jeff, her new boyfriend.
As a result of all the arguments getting to her, on 11 February 2011, Sian goes on holiday to Tangiers with her mother and her boyfriend and returns on 7 March.
Sian refuses to stay the night as she is moving back to her mum's, infuriating Sophie.
Later, after suggesting they get a flat together, Sophie finds photos of Sian and a girl named Chloe and assumes that Sian is cheating, causing an argument.
The next day, Sian returns and they argue again: it is revealed that Sian is 'sick of feeling like a mum than a girlfriend' and storms out, telling Sophie she can't do it anymore.
Believing that their relationship is over, Sophie becomes depressed and starts drinking cider on the street, refusing Sunita's offers to talk.
That night she ends up at the church she was rejected from previously, thinking that God hates her.
Although the Pastor attempts to reason with her and ask her to come back to the choir, Sophie falls from the roof and is sent immediately to hospital.
She escapes brain damage and reconciles with her family and Sian who begs Sophie to never leave her.
However, the arguing does not stop for long as it is revealed Sunita told Kevin that Sophie was drunk but he left to take care of Jack; Sian finally blows up at Kevin and Sally for neglecting Sophie.
Sophie is furious when Tommy Duckworth (Chris Fountain) tries to kiss Sian whilst giving her a driving lesson, but gets her revenge when Rosie asks him to fix a tap for her, and pretends to try it on with him.
She tells him to get ready for her, and when he comes down looking for her in only his underwear, he is greeted by Sophie and Sian.
In October 2011, Sophie's friend Amber Kalirai (Nikki Patel) takes her to a lesbian bar and Amber winds her up, claiming that she was 'window-shopping'.
Sophie tells Amber she wants to be with Sian and not to tell Sian where they went in case she gets the wrong idea.
A few weeks later, Sian goes on holiday with her mum and Amber takes Sophie out again.
Amber spikes Sophie's drink with vodka to help her loosen up and when a lad tries chatting Sophie up, Amber steps in and says she is her girlfriend before kissing her.
Amber tells Sophie the kiss was only to make the lad go away but Sophie is confused about her feelings, telling Sunita that she liked it and didn't want it to end.
Sunita tells Sophie the kiss didn't mean anything to Amber and to focus on her relationship with Sian.
Feeling guilty and taking Sunita's advice, Sophie proposes to Sian when she comes home from holiday early.
Sian accepts and Sophie tells Sally and Kevin they are engaged, but they tell Sophie they won't give her permission to marry.
A month later, Amber offers to go to the cinema with Sophie as Sian is too busy.
Sophie is delighted until Amber's ex-boyfriend, Arj, arrives and goes with Amber to her flat.
The next day, Amber rearranges her plans with Sophie but cancels again when Arj calls.
Feeling jealous, Sophie storms out and Amber follows her, asking what is wrong.
Sophie breaks down and admits to Amber she is in love with her but Amber tells her to grow up.
The next day, Sunita advises Sophie to try and get over Amber and focus on Sian.
Once again feeling guilty and listening to Sunita, Sophie asks Sian to talk to their parents again about getting married.
They talk to Sally but she tells Sophie and Sian they are too young and they don't have her permission.
Desperate to get married to make her feelings for Amber go away, Sophie tells Sian if they can't get married in Weatherfield, they should go to Gretna Green instead.
They go to the coach station but Sally and Rosie arrive, and Sally tells Sophie she will let them get married in four weeks in Weatherfield as long as Kevin agrees too.
Sophie and Sian are delighted but Sophie later bumps into Amber, who tells her she is only getting married to Sian to get over her.
The wedding day soon approaches, and on the hen night, Amber tells Sophie not to marry Sian as she likes Sophie as a friend and doesn't want her making a mistake.
She even tries to kiss her, but is stopped by Sunita, who then tells Kevin that Sophie is having doubts about getting married.
However, on the wedding day, Sophie tells Kevin that she still wants to marry Sian.
When they arrive at the church, Sian says her vows very well, but Sophie stumbles on hers.
Kevin tells her that she doesn't have to do this and slips out that she told Sunita she wasn't ready.
The whole church are confused and Sian begs to know what is going on, to which Sophie admits she can't do it.
Sian flees the church in tears.
She comes back home to pack her bags, but Sophie arrives home and insists that she loves Sian and nobody else, so Sian agrees that the wedding will go on.
Sophie rings up Rosie and Jason as they need two witnesses for the wedding, but an unknowing Rosie brings Amber instead.
Amber walks into the house and Sophie is furious and tells Rosie to get her to leave, Rosie asks what is going on, and Sophie admits she had a crush on Amber.
She starts having a go at Amber and tells her she loves Sian and that she's not in love with Amber any more and their kiss was a mistake.
Unfortunately, Sian overhears everything and tells Sophie that she hates her.
Sian leaves her and Weatherfield for good, leaving Sophie breaking down on the cobbles hysterically, shouting to Sian that she loves her.
Following her painful split from Sian, Sophie is left feeling bitterly depressed.
She decides to resign from her job at the corner shop and declares Amber as an enemy.
She also disowns Kevin for his part in the events of the fateful wedding day and refuses to speak to him.
Despite his being very apologetic, Sophie continues to rebuff Kevin.
Soon, Sally begins dating her boss Frank Foster (Andrew Lancel).
Despite Sophie's initial reservations (since Frank wasn't really much liked by many after being accused of raping his former flame Carla Connor), she starts accepting him, telling her mum she just wants her to be happy.
However, Sally finds out that Frank has been cheating on her, and he hints to Sally that he did rape Carla after all.
A few days later he is found dead in the factory, with Sally and Kevin being two of the five suspects for his murder.
Around this time it appears Sophie has forgiven Kevin, despite there being no obvious scene where she forgives him.
When Rosie leaves to further her career in modelling in London, there is no tension between the two, and when Sophie finds out about Frank cheating on Sally, she rings Kevin up straight away.
After Sally was hospitalised after falling down the stairs when she discovered Frank's mother, Anne (Gwen Taylor), killed him, Kevin and Sophie have a heart-to-heart conversation at Sally's bedside while she is in a coma.
There, Sophie admits to Kevin that he was right in that she was rushing to get married to Sian when in fact, she really wasn't ready to commit, and that she accepts that she paid the price in losing Sian forever for not listening to Kevin's advice.
She tells him she shouldn't have blamed him but really should be thanking him.
Both apologise to one another, thus formally ending the brief bitter feud between them.
At the end of the show, the viewers see Sally open her eyes and smile, revealing that she heard the conversation between Kevin and Sophie.
While cleaning out Steve McDonald (Simon Gregson)'s house for Kevin and baby Jack to move in, Sophie's old friend Ryan Connor (Sol Heras) returns and the pair talk about what happened while Ryan was away.
While talking out the back, a match that Ryan throw out sets fire to Steve's curtains and as they try to put out the fire Ryan's mother Michelle (Kym Marsh) walks in and takes Ryan home.
Sophie discovers that Ryan has been put out of university for drug-use, and he wasn't on summer leave as he'd told them.
In late October Sophie goes on a night out with Ryan.
Ryan is upset after finding out Tracy Barlow (Kate Ford) was only in a relationship with him to annoy his mum Michelle and to split her up with Tracy's ex-husband, Steve.
Ryan gets drunk and high on cocaine and starts playing chicken in a road of busy cars.
Sophie finally persuades him to come home however as he is crossing the road a car comes, Sophie pushes him out of the way but gets knocked over by the car.
Sally and Kevin were both distraught when they find out that Ryan was involved in the accident, but Sophie defends his actions and makes them promise not to say anything to the police.
Physiotherapist Jenna Kamara (Krissi Bohn) helps Sophie's pain go away, but Sophie falls in love with her soon afterwards.
Things go wrong on Christmas Day 2012 when a drunken Kevin makes a move on Jenna, so she threatens to put Sophie in someone else's care.
Sophie begins to hate Kevin so much she does not want to see him ever again.
Eventually, after a talk with Sally, Jenna lets it go and continues to treat Sophie, and the fallout with Kevin fizzles out.
In early 2013, Sophie picks up the courage to finally spend time with Jenna and even kiss her, and she responds back.
The pair immediately begin dating, much to the disapproval of Jenna's mother Mandy and Kevin.
Later that year, Sophie is devastated when Sunita dies in a fire at the Rovers caused by Karl Munro (John Michie).
She helps Dev out by looking after the twins.
Sophie isn't happy when Sally starts dating Tim Metcalfe (Joe Duttine) but they later begin to get along.
Jenna later splits up with Sophie because they are so different from one and other.
On Christmas Day 2013 Sophie decides to go and work at a soup kitchen and forces Sally to come with her.
At the soup kitchen Sophie meets Maddie Heath (Amy Kelly) when she shoves a trifle in Sally's face.
Sophie attempts to befriend Maddie despite her constant bitterness towards her.
Sally's handbag goes missing and she believes that Maddie stole it.
Sophie confronts her and she admits to stealing it but refuses to give it back, after to trying to reason with her Sophie gives up and goes home.
Sally is later upset when she realises that her gold watch was in her handbag so Sophie goes to find Maddie.
Maddie tells her she can have the watch back for £50 so Sophie agrees.
The next day Sophie meets up with her and she gives her the watch, but Sophie refuses to give her the money, angering Maddie.
For revenge, she follows Sophie back to her house and when she leaves Maddie sneaks in to steal the watch back.
But Tim is asleep on the sofa and he wakes up and grabs her as she tries to get the watch, Maddie punches Tim and runs off leaving the watch behind. 
Sophie Flickman (Lesley Ann Warren; née Bremmer) is Susan's neurotic mother.
She is obsessed with youth, and she often tells others that she and Susan are sisters.
She is characterized as "a drama queen who tends to exaggerate."
Sophie became pregnant with Susan as a teenager and raised her alone.
Throughout her childhood, Sophie told Susan that her father was a United States Merchant Marine who died in the Battle of Hanoi during the Vietnam War.
Prior to the beginning of the series, Sophie has been married four times, including two marriages to the same man.
She first appears in episode "Children Will Listen".
She decides to stay with Susan indefinitely after alleging that her boyfriend, Morty Flickman (Bob Newhart), became violent during an argument.
Her visit becomes an imposition for Susan, as Sophie continually flirts with strange men and tries to set up double dates for her and Susan.
Eventually, Sophie and Morty reconcile and become engaged.
Their wedding takes place, when Sophie admits to Susan that her father did not die in the Vietnam War and is actually local businessman Addison Prudy (Paul Dooley), with whom Sophie had an affair while working as his secretary.
Sophie reappears in the seventh season episode "Where Do I Belong?
", while Susan is in the hospital awaiting a kidney transplant.
Susan feels betrayed when Sophie does not volunteer to be her kidney donor; however, Susan soon discovers that Sophie has breast cancer and does not want Susan to know because she is trying to make up for years of being self-centered.
Warren was cast in the role because of her similarities to Hatcher, who commented, "It's almost scary how much we are the same person."
Series creator Marc Cherry, who had become a fan of Warren following her performances in "Cinderella" and "Victor Victoria", deemed her "the Teri Hatcher of the 1970s".
James Denton recalled that "Lesley Ann looked at some episodes, came in and basically is Susan."
Warren was initially turned off by the thought of portraying the mother to Hatcher's character, as there is only an 18 year age difference between the actors; however, she was comforted when Cherry assured her that Sophie "would be portrayed as girlish and flirtatious."
"Entertainment Weekly" Ann Hodgman criticized Warren's four-episode storyline in the first season, opining: "Every time she's on screen ... the show devolves into generic sitcom and becomes an old "Bewitched" episode where Endora drops in uninvited."
Hodgman stated that guest actors "breach the security" of the "claustrophobic, sealed-in quality" of the series.
Stransky praised the return of Warren as Sophie in the seventh season and called her final scene in the episode "touching."