Amusingly enough, perhaps, Beth Behrs was taking a slight shot at the same studio she showed appreciation for, seeing as how CBS is the very network that caused so many foul feelings to surface back in 2017.

Beth Behrs is reflecting on her time on The Neighborhood and is “grateful” to CBS for picking up the sitcom for one final season to properly say goodbye, unlike with 2 Broke Girls. Behrs’ post comes after the eye network renewed the sitcom she co-stars in with Max Greenfield,

The end of an era is coming for fans of The Neighborhood. Now star Beth Behrs is reacting to the heartbreaking news. After it was reported that the CBS sitcom was in danger of cancellation, it was recently announced that The Neighborhood will indeed come back for an eighth and final season to round things

Beth Behrs sees a silver lining in The Neighborhood‘s renewal for an eighth but final season. As the sitcom vet noted on Instagram, her current CBS comedy — which co-stars Cedric the Entertainer, Max Greenfield and Tichina Arnold — now can plan the sort of proper series finale that 2 Broke Girls never got,

Beth Behrs, widely recognized for her role as Caroline Channing in the sitcom 2 Broke Girls, recently reflected on the abrupt ending of the show.