Two and a Half Men / Season 11

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Season 11 of Two and a Half Men
Original title Two and a Half Men - Season 11
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Episodes 22nd
Country of production United StatesUnited States United States
First broadcast September 26, 2013 - May 8, 2014 on CBS
German-language
first broadcast		 January 7, 2014 - October 28, 2014 on ProSieben
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The eleventh season of the US sitcom Two and a Half Men celebrated its premiere on 26 September 2013 the transmitter CBS . The German-language premiere broadcast of the German Free TV transmitter ProSieben from January 7 to 28 October, 2014.

In contrast to Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer, the contract with Angus T. Jones was not renewed for the eleventh season. A new female character was introduced as a replacement, Charlie Harper's hitherto unknown lesbian daughter, Jenny, played by Amber Tamblyn .

actor

main actor

Role name actor Voice actor
Walden Schmidt Ashton Kutcher Marcel Collé
Dr. Alan Jerome Harper
Jeff Starkman 		Jon Cryer Viktor Neumann
Jenny Harper Amber Tamblyn Julia Kaufmann
Evelyn Harper Holland Taylor Kerstin Sanders-Dornseif
Berta Conchata Ferrell Regina Lemnitz
Judith Melnick (formerly Harper) Marin Hinkle Christin Marquitan

supporting cast

Role name actor Voice actor
Lyndsey McElroy Courtney Thorne-Smith Claudia Kleiber
Larry Martin DB Sweeney Nicolas King
Brooke Aly Michalka Katharina Schwarzmaier
Marty Pepper Carl Reiner Friedrich G. Beckhaus
rose Melanie Lynskey Cathlen Gawlich
Nicole Odette Annable Rubina Nath
Barry Foster Clark Duke Fabian Hollwitz
Gretchen Martin Kimberly Williams-Paisley Ulrike Stürzbecher
Kate Brooke D'Orsay Maria Koschny
Vivian Mila Kunis Anja Stadlober

Episodes

No.
( total ) 		No.
( St. ) 		German title Original title First broadcast in the USA German language first broadcast (D) Director script
225 1 Charlie's daughter Nangnangnangnang 26 Sep 2013 Jan. 7, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Susan McMartin
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Steve Tompkins
Alan is interviewing a young man he plans to hire as an assistant for Walden. As it turns out, however, he should become his assistant, who will relieve him of the unpopular work in his new job as Walden's assistant. Then the doorbell rings, Alan says his next candidate is too early, a young woman stands in front of the door and introduces herself as Jenny, Charlie's daughter. Alan almost faints him. He lets her in, she tells of her previous life, which, like her father, is characterized by alcohol. Alan tells her that she has a grandmother and a cousin. Later Evelyn comes by to meet her granddaughter. She gets into an argument with Alan about where Jenny should live in the future. Even Walden does not agree that Alan simply wants to quarter her here. Suddenly they realize that Jenny has left. You will find them a little later at the bus stop. She ran away because she had already left home because there was always an argument.

The four decide to have a drink and visit the bar where Jenny was conceived in the toilet. Since they all drank too much, Jenny asks the waitress if she knows someone who can drive her home. She offers herself since her shift is over. She is enthusiastic about the beach house and the view, Jenny wants to show her the view from the upper floor, Walden wants to go with her, but Jenny makes it clear to him that she has towed her away. Walden therefore has to sleep in the guest room, which he doesn't like at all.

226 2 Buddha peeps out of his temple I Think I Banged Lucille Ball Oct 3, 2013 Jan. 7, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Alissa Neubauer
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Jeff Lowell
Walden wants to set up a fitness room after all, which means that Jenny or Alan have to move out. Alan asks his mother if Jenny can live with her, she agrees, although her 91-year-old boyfriend Marty has moved in with her. Lyndsey comes over as a surprise because she always thinks of Alan while having sex with her new boyfriend Larry. So she wants to go back to bed with Alan, but without feelings. That doesn't work for Alan, of course, he wants more again, but Lyndsey doesn't want to.

He tells Lyndsey that Charlie's daughter has shown up and invites her to dinner so she can meet Jenny. But she doesn't know if she can set it up. When she doesn't come, Alan wants to pick her up. Meanwhile, Walden, Jenny, Evelyn, Marty and Berta have a party with alcohol and other drugs . Walden likes Jenny in the intoxication and offers her to live with him again. Alan meanwhile threatens Lyndsey that he will tell Larry everything if she doesn't do what he wants. But she has bare arguments against it.

227 3 Bad luck with the pearl This Unblessed Biscuit Oct 10, 2013 Jan. 14, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Jim Patterson
Acting: Don Reo, Matt Ross & Matt Searle
Alan annoys Walden with details about the new coffee cups he is supposed to get him for the office. It goes so far that Walden gets up angrily and goes to his bedroom. Berta lies there in his bed, who actually only wanted to lie down for a moment, but has now dislocated her back. Walden and Alan look after her and take care of the household when Walden realizes that it is time for Berta to retire. They try to make Berta palatable, but she is offended and quits herself.

The two of them soon have a new housekeeper, but it quickly turns out that she has a problem with Walden and Alan living together, because she is very religious and says they live in sin. They don't have any more luck with the second woman either. Alan finds several weapons in her handbag when her cell phone rings and he just wants to take a look. The third woman only makes it to the interview because she is schizophrenic and everything Walden and Alan ask her negatively. So they have no choice but to try to get Berta back. But she demands that Walden apologize to her. After some hesitation he is ready to do it and promises Berta support in her work, so Alan has to help her now.

228 4th Strip poker Clank, Clank, Drunken Skank Oct 17, 2013 Jan. 21, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Susan McMartin
Acting: Jim Patterson, Don Reo & Steve Tompkins
Alan goes on a secret date with Lyndsey at a hotel. Then they meet their old friend Stephanie. They pretend they are just friends, but Lyndsey is not comfortable with it, she is afraid that her romps will be exposed. So she asks Alan to go out with Stephanie to dispel her doubts. Jenny brings four friends home, all of them pretty high. They invite Walden to play strip poker with them. Since they had a lot of fun together, Jenny asks Walden the next morning if he would go into the exit with them. He agrees.

Alan meets with Stephanie for dinner, she makes rather suggestive remarks and tries to seduce him, he stands firm until they stand in front of their door. Walden and the five women come home from their party at three in the morning, pretty excited. You decide to go swimming in the sea. The next morning, Walden wakes up next to Jenny in his bed, both of them are naked and no longer know what happened. Since Walden has a video camera in the bedroom, they decide to watch the film and discover that they had quite a orgy. Lyndsey wants to thank Alan with sex for dating Stephanie. He confesses to her that he sacrificed himself and slept with Stephanie. Lyndsey runs away angry.

229 5 Alan Harper, women happier Alan Harper, Pleasing Women Since 2003 Oct 24, 2013 Jan. 28, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Steve Tompkins, Alissa Neubauer & Don Reo
Acting: Jim Patterson, Jeff Lowell & Jim Vallely
Walden is bothered that Jenny doesn't care. He suggests her acting lessons from a friend, but Jenny drops it after one time because she found it boring. But she gets to know an agent who gets her a casting.

Alan continues to have a problem with Lyndsey not wanting to be with him anymore. By chance he comes across Larry's old clothes. He's going to Larry's spinning class because he wants to know what Larry has got that Lyndsey doesn't want to leave him. He calls himself "Jeff Starkmann" so that he doesn't get caught. It soon becomes clear to him what it is all about, what makes Larry so special. Larry thinks he's funny and befriends "Jeff". The next evening Larry invites "Jeff" to a game in the VIP lounge. Suddenly Lyndsey shows up because Alan canceled the date with her so he can meet with Larry. Lyndsey can send Larry away on a pretext so she can speak to Alan alone. She makes it clear to him that she doesn't want a second Larry, so she's still seeing him.

230 6th Wonder Woman Justice in Star-Spangled Hot Pants Nov 7, 2013 Feb. 4, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Susan McMartin & Jon Cryer
Acting: Jim Patterson, Tim Kelleher & Jeff Lowell
Jenny has a hot and especially noisy night with another woman, Walden and Alan cannot sleep because of it. Alan suggests they could go pick women up together on the weekend. But Walden is invited to his mother's charity event, and Alan begs so that he can join in. Once there, Alan Wonder Woman discovers Linda Carter among the guests, and it turns out that Walden knows her personally. Alan has been in love with her since his youth and is embarrassed when they first meet. Nevertheless, he does not give up afterwards and asks Walden that they could meet again. But Walden refuses because it is 'not his league'. But Jenny can convince Walden that each person should be able to decide for themselves who they want to meet. So Walden invites Robin and Linda over to dinner. Alan cannot stop and creates one embarrassing situation after another. Walden saves Linda and takes her out onto the terrace. She wants to know from him if she must be afraid of Alan, but he says no. Walden wants to know if Alan has a chance with her, she also says no. Jenny shows up and openly flirts with Linda. When she is gone again, Linda Walden admits that she is really only interested in him and kisses him. At that moment Alan comes out on the terrace and catches the two of them. He is very disappointed in Walden, who really can't help it. The next morning Alan wants to apologize to Walden, but he refuses. Robin and Linda sneak out of the house behind her back, they spent the night with Jenny.
231 7th My first time Some Kind of Lesbian Zombie Nov 14, 2013 Feb 11, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Jim Patterson, Steve Tompkins & Jeff Lowell
Acting: Don Reo, Matt Ross & Max Searle
When Walden, Alan and Jenny have a drink in the bar, they want to know from Jenny how she actually realized that she is a lesbian. First she tells them a fairy tale until she comes out with the simple truth. Then they discover a hot woman, all three keep an eye on her. While the men are still discussing how to land, Jenny has already struck and disappears with her. Shortly thereafter, they start a conversation with Jill and Laurie. Walden can talk to the intelligent Jill, while the silly Laurie is a case for Alan. The next evening they meet again in the beach house. While Walden is showing Jill the stars and then watching Jeff Probst naked through the telescope frying bacon, Alan is about to go to bed with Laurie. The doorbell rings and Lyndsey is outside. Alan tries to get rid of her without telling her the truth, but she quickly realizes that he has visitors. She explains to him that this is not a problem since they are no longer together and leaves. It doesn't take long before Alan's phone rings and Lyndsey, quite drunk, has something against it. She tells him that there is a present at the door and when he opens it she is outside. She storms in and makes a scene for Alan. Laurie looks for Alan and when Lyndsey sees her, she demands that the slut go away. Walden and Jill join in, but due to the situation, Jill prefers to go with Laurie. The next day, Alan goes to Lyndsey and tells her clearly that it can't go on like this and that she has to choose between Larry and him. To Alan's surprise, she chooses him. Later in bed, they discover that the sex hasn't been as good as before and decide to continue to be separated. Walden wants to visit Jill, but he's late because she's already got involved with Jeff Probst.
232 8th Cunning Larry Mr. Walden, Hey Die. I clean room. Nov 21, 2013 Feb. 18, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Jim Patterson & Steve Tompkins
Acting: Don Reo, Susan McMartin & Saladin Patterson
Larry wants to meet with "Jeff" because he has something important to discuss with him about Lyndsey. Alan has the worst fears but goes to the meeting anyway. There Larry tells him that he hired a private detective and he photographed Lyndsey with a man. Alan panics because he thinks he's going to be busted. But when Larry shows him the photo, he's reassured: it shows Lyndsey with Walden. Alan immediately informs Walden, who doesn't find it funny at all. When he was out in the evening, a car stopped next to him. Rose sits inside, trying to get him to safety. She puts him in a shabby motel where no one will be looking for him. Meanwhile, "Jeff" tries to stop Larry from harming Walden, who has found out who he is and where he lives. He tries to reach Lyndsey to tell her that a solution has to be found, but only her answering machine answers. In the meantime Rose has returned to Walden and she honestly regrets what she has already done to him. In doing so, they come closer. Larry arrives with "Jeff" at Walden's, Lyndsey opens the door and Larry feels his suspicions have been confirmed. But she can save the situation by explaining to him that she has planned a surprise for his birthday and that Walden has made his house available. The surprise is that he gets a threesome with Jenny for free. Alan no longer understands the world. Rose gets a call from Larry that she no longer has to monitor Walden. Then she goes. Walden has to save himself from the intrusive motel manager and flees into the bushes.
233 9 Break a leg Numero Uno Accidente Lawyer Dec 5, 2013 Feb 25, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Tim Kelleher & Nathan Chetty
Acting: Jim Patterson, Saladin Patterson & Jim Valley
Nadine is visiting Walden, he met her at a computer event. She works at Google as a model for presentations. That's not the only reason why Walden can't get in touch with her, she's not really smart either. He actually wants to get rid of her when she falls off the terrace and breaks her leg. Because she lives on the fourth floor without a lift, Walden offers her to live with him afterwards. He just wants to help her, but she wants more. But her clumsiness leads to breaking her nose and arm. When Walden makes it clear to her again that he is not interested in her, she storms out of the house and is hit by a bus.

Jenny drags Alan into a gay bar. He doesn't know what to do there, but Jenny makes it clear to him that there are also heterosexuals there. You will recognize them by midnight at the latest, when all the others are already taken. He promptly meets Paula and quickly ends up in bed with her. She then confesses to him that her original name was Paul. Alan is shocked at first, but soon finds pleasure in it, also because Paula still has certain male virtues. She pays in the cinema, holds the door open and gives him her jacket when he's cold. When a visitor in the cinema is on the phone and Alan properly points out to him that he should stop, but who is abusive, she knocks him down with a punch.

234 10 Merry Christmas On Vodka, on Soda, on Blender, on Mixer! Dec 12, 2013 4th Mar 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Jeff Lowell
Acting: Saladin K. Patterson, Matt Ross & Max Searle
It's Christmas and Jake wants to make Alan and Walden happy with a package. He made sushi himself and sent it from Japan, which of course didn't turn out well.

Jenny had an overnight visit from Brooke, who she likes very much. But Brooke does with her what she usually does with their love affairs: no second dates. Jenny is very disappointed about this. Because she is sorry for Walden, he goes to Brooke in her parlor to speak to her. To do this, however, it must be able to grow completely. Brooke agrees that she can meet up with Jenny again. Jenny is scared of the meeting and gets drunk instead of leaving. A short time later the doorbell rings at Walden's door and Brooke - also drunk - stands in front of the door.

Alan is with Paula when they get a visit from “Paul's” ex-wife. Rachel complains about back pain and Paula offers her that Alan could treat her. So he goes to Paula, where she immediately makes advances to him. Alan wouldn't be averse, but first wants to know from Paula whether she really doesn't mind if they have an open relationship. So afterwards he meets Rachel in a bar, where Paula also goes. It soon turns out that Rachel just wanted to make Paula jealous because she still has feelings for her, even though she is now a woman.

235 11 An ice cream sandwich in the oven Tazed in the Lady Nuts Jan. 2, 2014 11th Mar 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Tim Kelleher, Jeff Lowell & Jim Vallely
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Steve Tompkins
Walden is approached in the coffee shop by a woman named Nicole who used to work for his company. She has a million dollar idea and needs his help to make it happen. Walden studies the project and thinks it is good. When he meets with Nicole to discuss the formalities, they disagree because he wants to own the majority. On gentle pressure from Nicole, he agrees to work for him on her terms. While at work, Walden suggests a change to the code, but Nicole and Barry find it out of date. When the three of them smoke a joint together, it starts to spark between Nicole and Walden. However, it strictly rules out a relationship with employees. She later discovers that Walden has changed the code anyway and dismisses him because of it. So Walden has no more reason not to kiss her.

Brooke and Jenny are in seventh heaven, but they still have a problem because they cannot open up to the other. Alan gives Jenny some tips on how it should work on a hike in the Valley. After the hike, Alan's eggs are swollen and Walden discovers that a tick has bitten him. Alan tries to help himself, but the swelling is getting bigger. He asks Brooke and Jenny for help, who find out that he ripped off the tick's head.

236 12 Baseball. Bosom. Bosom. Baseball. Baseball. Boobs. Boobs. Baseball. Jan. 9, 2014 18 Mar 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Susan McMartin & Leslie Schapira
Acting: Jim Patterson, Matt Ross & Max Searle
Since nobody wants to come, Alan goes to the cinema alone. There he runs into Larry and Lyndsey by chance. He lies to them that he is not there alone. Larry suggests that they could go out for dinner, his colleague Gwen is also single and would be something for "Jeff". Lyndsey later visits Alan and tries to talk him out of the meal. Alan thinks she's just jealous because he could have fun once. So the four of them go out to eat when Gwen receives an invitation to a party. Lyndsey doesn't want to go at first, but then lets himself be changed. It turns out to be a swingers party. Larry suggests they go off with Gwen and gives "Jeff" permission to sleep with Lyndsey. Lyndsey says she always wanted to be with Jeff, but she doesn't mean "Jeff Starkman", she means Jeff Probst. All that remains for Alan is the hostess who is Jeff's grandmother.

Walden tries again with Nicole, but she gives him the cold shoulder because she has no time. Only at the second attempt can they agree that something could come of it if Walden helps them with the development. After a few misunderstandings, they still achieve their goal that the mind recognition works and they still come together.

237 13 Dead, dead, coma, Florida Bite me, supreme court Jan. 30, 2014 Sep 2 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Tim Kelleher, Jeff Lowell & Jim Vallely
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Steve Tompkins
Evelyn and Marty are visiting Walden. Marty plans a surprise, he wants to propose to Evelyn and therefore has to lure her away. After she said yes, he asks Walden to be his best man and Evelyn asks Jenny, Alan naturally feels left out, and Marty considers him and Walden to be a couple anyway.

Walden wants to organize a bachelorette party for Marty, but it is not that easy to invite friends of his, most of them have passed away. Nevertheless, he still manages to get something going. As a surprise, Alan organized two strippers for Marty to spoil him. Marty is so impressed with them that he cancels Evelyn's wedding. Alan and Walden now have to teach Evelyn to do this, and she reacts surprisingly calmly.

So Alan and Walden try to talk to Marty if he doesn't want to reconsider his decision. But he lost faith in love after six failed marriages. But Walden can change his mind by proposing to Alan. After the wedding, Marty prepared a surprise for Walden and Alan, he arranged their wedding.

238 14th Quite a guy Three Fingers of Crème de Menthe Feb 6, 2014 Sep 2 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Maria Espada Pearce
Acting: Steve Tompkins, Saladin K. Patterson & Susan McMartin
"Jeff" meets Larry in the bar when he tells him that Lyndsey broke up with him two weeks ago. Since she didn't tell Alan about it, he confronts her. She explains to him that she didn't say anything because she knew that he would want to know right away what happens to them. But she now wants clarity about her future and that's why she broke up with Larry because he didn't know what he wanted. Since Alan doesn't know either, she sends him away. He then meets with Larry again and tells him that his girlfriend also broke up. Larry thinks you have to do it right now. So it happens that Alan wants to propose to Lyndsey, but when he shows up, Larry is already there and has done the same.

Walden has a flat tire on his car and has no idea what to do now. Brooke and Jenny think he's not a real man and Brooke shows him how to do it. Walden is naturally offended in his pride and wants to show the women what he's made of. His new look reminds her of Bob the Builder , but he still lacks the talent. He's rebuilding the entire terrace parapet, but it doesn't last long.

239 15th The remainder of love Cab Fare and a Bottle of Penicillin Feb. 27, 2014 Sep 9 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Jim Patterson, Tim Kelleher & Jim Vallely
Acting: Don Reo, Matt Ross & Max Searle
Alan is still disappointed that Lyndsey got engaged to Larry. But Walden encourages him not to give up. So he goes to her again to propose to her. She is excited about the ring Alan von Walden has, but she has chosen Larry. He goes back rather sad and spontaneously visits his ex-wife Judith. Somehow they notice that there are still feelings for one another. The next morning Alan wakes up in bed next to her, she wears the engagement ring on her finger. But he can only remember fragments of what happened that night. Walden warns him that Judith will treat him badly again, but Alan refuses to listen to him. When Walden is invited to dinner with Judith and Alan, she patronizes Alan all the time. Walden comes to his aid by mentioning that she was only second choice because Alan was blown off at Lyndsey. Immediately she doesn't want to have anything more to do with him.

Jenny has a problem, she feels like Brooke wants to break up with her. She does not behave as Jenny expects. Walden advises her to send Brooke flowers or surprise her with something else. Jenny decides to go to Brooke's apartment and wait for her. She is in bed in Sado clothing when Brooke comes home with her parents.

240 16 How to Get Rid of Alan Harper How to Get Rid of Alan Harper 6th Mar 2014 16 Sep 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Saladin K. Patterson, Jim Vallely & Leslie Schapira
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Jeff Lowell
Larry asks "Jeff" if he wants to be his best man, Lyndsey doesn't think this is a good idea. She demands that Alan make "Jeff" disappear. But Alan doesn't even think about it. When he visits them again, he meets Larry's sister Gretchen and quickly realizes that he has found her a soul mate.

Walden actually has a date with Nicole, but she lets him sit. But Barry knows where she is and so they spy on her. She meets a man in a restaurant and Walden says she is cheating on him. When he wants to confront her the next day, she tells him that the man was from Google and made her an offer, which she accepted. Walden tells Barry he doesn't have to be considerate and can go to San Francisco with Nicole . But he decides to stay with Walden and wants to move in with him.

241 17th Welcome home, Jake Welcome home, Jake 13 Mar 2014 23 Sep 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Saladin K. Patterson
Acting: Tim Kelleher, Matt Ross & Max Searle
Barry already feels at home with Walden. He cooks for everyone, hangs out with them and does nothing else. Walden is very annoyed about it because he actually wanted to develop something new with him. So he suggests that he help find an apartment. When Barry has something to complain about again at the sixth place, Walden tells him clearly that he can no longer live with him, but can always come to visit. Walden goes home alone, but when he gets there, Barry is back playing a game with Jenny and Brooke. When they later look for Walden, he is no longer there, he has hidden in Barry's new apartment to be alone.

Walden doesn't like that "Jeff" is still seeing Gretchen, but Alan doesn't mind. The two are having fun at Larry's house, who is traveling with Lyndsey. But they return earlier and catch "Jeff" and Gretchen playing sex games. Larry thinks it's great that Jeff has fun with his sister while it bothers Lyndsey. When she is alone with Alan later, he finds out why, she is jealous.

242 18th West Side Story West Side Story Apr 3, 2014 Sep 30 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Susan McMartin
Acting: Jeff Lowell, Matt Ross & Max Searle
Walden receives an email from Kate that she will be in town. Of course he wants to meet her, but doesn't know how to behave. So he takes Jenny and Barry to the presentation. He then even dares to ask Kate if she's going out to dinner with him, but only as good friends. He invites them to the same place as when they first met. Both realize that there is more than just friendship and hurry to go home. But before anything can happen, Kate vomits because the food was bad. Walden later complained about the same problems. So it happens that they cannot have fun together all the time. But when Kate was supposed to leave for China, she turned back.

"Jeff" is invited to a game night with Gretchen, Larry and Lyndsey. Lyndsey notices how well the two harmonize together, while she and Larry have very little in common. When they are alone in the kitchen, she tries to seduce "Jeff", but Larry suddenly walks in. When "Jeff" wants to leave, Lyndsey and Gretchen complement him rather unfriendly. Gretchen suggests they could meet him next time. Now he has a problem and Walden is not ready to join his charade. Barry suggests that if he gets Alan's bed he can have his apartment. Of course Alan agrees. That night, Barry gets a visit from Lyndsey, who actually wanted to go to Alan to bed.

243 19th May I drink from your hose Lan Mao Shi Zai Wuding Shang Apr 10, 2014 Oct 7, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Jeff Lowell, Matt Ross & Max Searle.
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Steve Tompkins
Unfortunately, Kate cannot stay with Walden for as long as she planned because she urgently needs to go to China. But she promises him that she can stay longer afterwards. Walden is already dreaming of a future with her and wants to become engaged to her when she returns. He talks to Charlie's urn about it when a strange woman knocks on the patio door. Walden is so shocked that Charlie's ashes are scattered again. The woman introduces herself to him as Vivian, who is passing through and only wants water from him. Since the weather is bad, Walden invites them to stay that long. In doing so, he falls madly in love with her. But she wants to move on. When Kate comes back, she realizes that something is wrong with Walden. He tells her about Vivian and that he currently doesn't know how to proceed. Kate leaves him and Walden looks for Vivien in the woods where she is camping. But she cannot return his advances because they will never have the same interests as she explains to him.

"Jeff" is in Barry's apartment with Gretchen and asks her if she doesn't want to move in with him, to which she says yes. When he has to go to the bathroom, she asks him if he still has money in case the pizza delivery guy comes. Alan realizes too late that this will blow his cover up because Gretchen has already seen his ID in his wallet. He explains why he did it, but that he really loves her. But Gretchen doesn't want to have anything more to do with him. A short time later she returns because she wants to get to know Alan.

244 20th Therapy by the ocean Lotta Delis in Little Armenia Apr 24, 2014 Oct 14, 2014 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Steve Tompkins & Saladin K. Patterson
Acting: Jim Patterson, Tim Kelleher & Jim Vallely
Walden visits Dr. Freeman, because he wants to know what's wrong with him, that he always falls in love immediately with a woman he meets. She prescribes sex without obligation. Alan has a new business idea and is now practicing at home under the name of 'Therapy by the Ocean'. When a patient comes to an appointment, however, he is late because he is stuck in a traffic jam. He asks Walden to take care of the woman that long. She starts flirting with Walden and makes clear allusions. So it happens that they end up in bed. When Walden then wants to talk to her about feelings, she has no time because she has to pick up her children. Shortly afterwards, another woman stands at the door who, on the recommendation of her colleague, wants to go to Walden. She offers Alan money for 'treatment'. He tricked Walden by saying he had to leave for a moment and that he should take care of the woman. This is how business really gets going, Alan cashes in without Walden knowing anything about it and he has his noncommittal sex. Until a woman wants to give him additional money for the service he has performed and he realizes that Alan is acting as his 'pimp'. So, of course, the deal fell through. But another woman rings the doorbell and wants to have sex with Alan. When he confirms that he will take money for it, she arrests him. She's not a cop, but Jenny's acting teacher who helped Walden put Alan on a lesson.
245 21st Who is Alan Harper? Dial 1-900-Mix-A-Lot May 1, 2014 Oct 21, 2014 James Widdoes Plot: Jim Patterson, Matt Ross & Max Searle
Acting: Don Reo, Steve Tompkins & Susan McMartin
Walden had a service look for his old car and is now informed that the new owner lives in Denver. For him it would be over, but Jenny and Barry persuade him to fly to Denver together to see the car. It is in a rather neglected state, but the memories that Walden associates with it are still present. So he lets himself be persuaded one more time and buys it back. On the way home he decides to give the car to Jenny, who has become like a daughter to him.

Alan shows Gretchen where he really lives, and she also gets to know Walden, Jenny and Barry. Alan also promises her that he will now pour Larry pure wine and tell him who he really is. When they meet up with Lyndsey and Larry for a karaoke evening, Alan shuns it, and Lyndsey still doesn't want Larry to find out the truth because she is afraid that he will leave her. Gretchen also begins to doubt Alan's sincerity because she feels he is still in love with Lyndsey. That is reason enough for her to break up with him. Alan doesn't want to come to terms with that and visits her at home, where he proposes to her in front of Larry and Lyndsey, while Larry learns his real name.

246 22nd Into the future with Waldi Oh, FOREST-E, Good Times Ahead May 8, 2014 Oct 28, 2014 James Widdoes Plot: Don Reo, Jim Patterson, Tim Kelleher & Jim Vallely
Acting: Steve Tompkins, Jeff Lowell, Matt Ross & Max Searle
Now that Larry has learned the truth about Alan, he is disappointed with Lyndsey and lets the wedding break. A short time later, he still wants to meet up with Alan again, but Alan is afraid that Larry could harm him and takes Walden with him. But Larry wants to reconcile with Alan, because he will eventually marry his sister. Since he had already arranged everything for his wedding, Alan and Gretchen can take care of everything, which of course suits them. Evelyn is also generous and promises to help them buy their own house. Meanwhile, Walden visits Lyndsey to see how she is doing. She says good, but what is wrong. When the wedding day came, Walden gossiped to Larry because he said he knew that Alan and Lyndsey's relationship was still going on when she was with him. Larry really wants to kill Alan, but Walden prevents it by pushing him off the terrace. When the wedding is underway, Lyndsey suddenly shows up drunk in the same wedding dress as Gretchen and wants her wedding back. But she cannot stand on her feet and falls into the wedding cake. Suddenly Gretchen's ex-husband appears and apologizes to her. She wants to give him another chance and so in the end Walden and Alan are left alone.

DVD release

In the United States , the 11th season DVD was released on October 14, 2014. The DVD for the eleventh season has been available in Germany since December 11, 2014.

Web links

Individual evidence

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  2. ↑ Nellie Andreeva: Amber Tamblyn To Play Charlie Harper's Lesbian Daughter On 'Two And A Half Men' . In: Deadline.com . August 8, 2013. Retrieved August 8, 2013.