CBS comedy sitcom '2 Broke Girls' recently brought in Kim Kardashian as a guest star in its Season 4 premiere that aired on October 27. The episode entitled, "And the Reality Problem," jokingly poked fun at the Jenner sisters on national television.

For those that don't know much about the show, Kat Dennings plays Max, the child of a working-class mother and unknown father, while Beth Behrs plays Caroline, a former-heiress whose father was imprisoned after getting caught operating a Ponzi scheme.

The show follows their misadventures in Williamsburg, New York, as they try to start a cupcake business and earn enough money to help them get through their day-to-day needs.

In the fourth season of '2 Broke Girls', Max, Caroline and their cupcake business get scouted by Kim Kardashian, who is playing herself, for an episode of her new reality show. Max is not interested, but Caroline, who is obsessed with the Kardashian family, is excited at the chance to meet them.

When the script called for the characters to make fun of her and her sisters' names, Kardashian "took it in stride," Kardashian was a good sport and went along with the show's jokes and good-natured comments towards her family.

In the show, Max asked Caroline to give reasons why they should join the show and Caroline responds with "I'll give you five good reasons: Kim, Kamber, Klondike and the little ones Krispy and Kream."

Caroline takes another go at it and said "Kim, Kookie, Kool-Aid and the little ones Kaptain and Kangaroo." She also added that Kris Jenner "has some nerve naming a kid, who's probably never read a book, Kendall."

Kardashian's involvement in the show was first revealed through the celebrity's tweet on Aug. 25. She revealed that she was currently shooting on the set of '2 Broke Girls' and encouraged her followers to watch the show when it aired.

Returning for the new season with Dennings and Behrs are Garrett Morris who plays Earl, the cashier at the diner where the girls worked; Jonathan Kite who plays Oleg, the diner's Ukrainian cook who makes inappropriate jokes and innuendos; Matthew Moy as Han Lee, the diner's owner; and Jennifer Coolidge as Sophie Kaczynski, a Polish woman living in the apartment above Max and Caroline.