Two and a Half Men / Season 10

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Season 10 of Two and a Half Men
Original title Two and a Half Men - Season 10
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Episodes 23
Country of production United StatesUnited States United States
First broadcast September 27, 2012 - May 9, 2013 on CBS
German-language
first broadcast		 January 8, 2013 - October 29, 2013 on ProSieben
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main actor
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The tenth season of the US sitcom Two and a Half Men celebrated its premiere on 27 September 2012 at the transmitter CBS . The German-language first broadcast of the first 12 episodes was from January 8, 2013 to March 19, 2013 on the free TV channel ProSieben . The rest of the episodes aired from August 27, 2013 to October 29, 2013.

actor

main actor

Role name actor Voice actor
Walden Schmidt
Sam Wilson 		Ashton Kutcher Marcel Collé
Dr. Alan Jerome Harper Jon Cryer Viktor Neumann
Jacob "Jake" David Harper Angus T. Jones Adrian Kilian
Evelyn Harper Holland Taylor Kerstin Sanders-Dornseif
Berta Conchata Ferrell Regina Lemnitz

supporting cast

Role name actor Voice actor
Zoey Hyde-Huttington-Pierce Sophie Winkleman Katrin Fröhlich
Lyndsey McElroy Courtney Thorne-Smith Claudia Kleiber
Missi Miley Cyrus Shandra Schadt
rose Melanie Lynskey Cathlen Gawlich
Kandi April Bowlby Isabelle Schmidt
Kate Brooke D'Orsay Maria Koschny
Dr. Herb Melnick Ryan Stiles Oliver Siebeck
Billy Stanhope Patton Oswalt Jens Wawrczeck
Tammy Jaime Pressly Vera Teltz
Ashley Emily Osment Marieke Oeffinger
Jerry Scott Bakula Ronald Nitschke
Bridget Schmidt Judy Greer Tanja Geke

Episodes

No.
( total ) 		No.
( St. ) 		German title Original title First broadcast in the USA German language first broadcast (D) Director script D quotas
202 1 I am like a dry cough I Changed My Mind About the Milk 27 Sep 2012 Jan. 8, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Eddie Gorodetsky
Acting: Don Reo & Jim Patterson		 1.55 million
Walden invited Zoey to dinner on the occasion of her birthday. He reveals to Alan and Berta that he wants to propose to her. To do this, he pulls out the big gun: fireworks, a guitarist and Michael Bolton, who sings “When a man loves a woman”. Nevertheless Zoey refuses the application and runs away. Meanwhile, Alan worries about where he should live in the future and therefore asks his mother, who refuses. Walden got drunk after the disappointment and Bolton is bringing him home. But he still wants to see Zoey to clarify why she said no. Everyone advises against it, but he doesn't let himself be stopped. So Alan drives him to Zoey. After a lot of back and forth Zoey Walden explains that she has someone else, a friend from before who is going through a difficult time.

The next morning, quite hungover, Walden cannot understand why “the other” should be better than him. He eats hash brownies from Berta for consolation. Later he goes to the bar with Alan and they have to admit that they don't seem to have a chance with women. As an option, they discuss whether they want to become gay and a couple. At that moment, a pretty blonde appears in the bar. Walden immediately dismisses the idea of ​​becoming gay and flirts with the woman. When they later smoke hash at home, Walden keeps seeing Zoey instead of Jill. Even when they later lie in bed and kiss each other, it goes on, now Bridget and his mother join them. When he sees Bolton instead of Jill, she is going too far and goes. Later, Walden has an argument with all of his imaginary women on the terrace.

203 2 Bring your pants A big bag of dog Oct 4, 2012 Jan. 8, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Don Reo
Acting: Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky		 1.89 million
Walden tries to get over the breakup with Zoey when he receives a video call from Ava. She wants to invite him for his birthday. Walden doesn't know if this is a good idea and wants to speak to Zoey. Ava tells him that she is taking a shower with her new boyfriend. Walden pretends he doesn't mind, but shortly afterwards he starts arguing with Alan about his car, which is dirty the garage. Then they get a visit from Walden's mother Robin, who has agreed to meet him for dinner. When they are out in the car, Walden begins to argue with her and lets her sit. Then he goes to the office, but Billy Stanhope pokes him with questions about him and Zoey until Walden can no longer contain himself.

Then Walden crawls into his bedroom and builds a large Lego house for Ava. Alan organizes a meeting with Robin, Billy and Berta in the hopes of bringing Walden back to his senses. But he says he's finally over it, and while they are talking, a dog outside keeps barking. Walden goes crazy again, runs after the dog and brings him home. When he comes back from shopping for the dog the next day, he finds that the dog has devastated the whole living room. He also swallowed Walden's cell phone. Walden therefore decides to give the dog Ava for her birthday to wipe out Zoey. When Zoey is totally desperate about the dog, she tries to call Walden. She is disturbed to find that the dog is ringing.

204 3 The mourning threesome Four Balls, Two Bats and One Mitt Oct 11, 2012 Jan 15, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo & Jim Patterson
Acting: Chuck Lorre & Eddie Gorodetsky		 2.00 million
Alan and Lyndsey find that their relationship has gotten boring. So Lyndsey asks Alan what his fantasies are; he would like to have a threesome. Lyndsey wants this too, but it takes Alan a moment to understand that Lyndsey would like to do it with two men, not with another woman and him, and that she has chosen Walden for it. She also makes the condition that she get her threesome first because she is afraid that if Alan has had his, he won't want to know about the deal. Alan now has to inform Walden about it, he is clearly having a hard time with it and is accordingly surprised at how easily Walden takes it.

To get in the mood, the three have dinner together, Lyndsey not being stingy with sexual innuendos towards Walden. Later in bed, Alan and Walden wait until she is ready, Alan somehow doesn't feel comfortable with it. When Lyndsey goes to bed, she turns directly to Walden, who soon bursts into tears because he thinks of Zoey. It doesn't work on the second attempt either, so Alan and Lyndsey retreat to their bedroom.

The next morning Walden receives a video call from Zoey because Lyndsey had spoken to her and given her an opinion. At this moment Alan shows up and thanks Walden for giving him an indescribable night with Lyndsey. Zoey notices this and disconnects. Now that it's Alan’s turn with his threesome, he and Lyndsey go to the bar to look for a wife. Later at home, she would have to go to the bathroom for a moment and met Walden, who thwarted Alan and Lyndsey.

205 4th A pretty child You Know What the Lollipop Is For Oct 18, 2012 Jan. 22, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Alissa Neubauer
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson, & Eddie Gorodetsky		 2.40 million
Walden receives a visit from Missi, the 19-year-old daughter of an old friend. He wants to show her the area because she plans to work here. Missi speaks a little much and quickly, also on the first evening when she visited Walden in his bedroom. While he thinks she wants something from him, she has the idea to set him up with her mother. The next day, Jake comes to visit surprisingly because he has a free weekend in the Army. He's blown away when he meets Missi. He has no time for his father and Walden. When they are later on the beach and Missi talks so much again, Jake just kisses her.

The next morning, Jake makes breakfast and tells himself that he has spent the night with Missi. But the togetherness doesn't last very long as Jake has to move back in. Before he leaves, Missi admits that she actually has a boyfriend. Alan then takes Jake back to the Army in the car. He comforts him over his first lovesickness. Meanwhile, Missi renews her request that she would like to pair Walden with her mother. But Walden wants to know from her if she could imagine having a relationship with him. But Walden is too old for her, which she gives him to understand with a derogatory answer.

206 5 Insidious and devious That's Not What They Call It in Amsterdam Oct 25, 2012 Jan. 29, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Eddie Gorodetsky & Susan McMartin
Acting: Chuck Lorre, Don Reo & Jim Patterson		 1.96 million
Lyndsey and Alan want to eat out. They ask Walden if he is going to accompany them, but he refuses at first; when his burrito explodes in the microwave, he decides to go with it. When they are about to pay in the restaurant, Zoey and her new friend Peter enter the restaurant. An embarrassing encounter ensues. As they drive home, Lyndsey says she has several friends who are alone and suggests that she organize a meeting. So they go out with one woman at a time, but they all have their quirks and are not really for Walden.

So it happens that one evening Walden is alone in the bar to have a drink. Suddenly Rose appears and starts talking to Walden. When he later tells Alan and Berta about his acquaintance at home and mentions that they know her, and mentions the name Rose, they both warn him not to go on with her. But Walden doesn't let himself be dissuaded and goes out with Rose. When Alan and Lyndsey come home from going to the cinema, they hear strange noises from Walden's bedroom. Alan goes to see and finds Walden in a spicy situation with Rose. When Rose walks into the living room alone the next morning, she sees Jake answering with a video call. She speaks to him and casually mentions something she can only know because she's still spying on the house.

207 6th Ferret, take it! Ferrets, attack! Nov 1, 2012 Feb 5, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Don Reo
Acting: Jim Patterson, Eddie Gorodetsky, Matt Ross & Max Searle		 2.07 million
After being with Rose for two weeks now, Walden asks her if she would like to move in with him. Rose isn't sure, though, because she's afraid she might just be a stopgap. Walden can, however, dispel their doubts. The next day Zoey calls Walden and asks him to meet over coffee. Walden wants to know if it's good or bad. She assures him there is nothing bad. At the meeting, Zoey Walden reveals that she broke up with Peter because she is still in love with him. Walden lets her understand that he still feels something for her, but Zoey realizes that there is still something. So he confesses to her that he has a new girlfriend. Zoey doesn't find this a problem as long as they don't live together, which Walden denies.

When Walden is back home, he tells Alan why Zoey wanted to see him. Alan points out that Rose is already moving in. Walden has a hard time explaining to Rose that he wants to be with Zoey again, but he still manages. Rose seems to understand this, but then sets her ferrets on Walden. Later she knocked on Zoey's door and said she was pregnant by Walden. Zoey, of course, wants clarity and goes to Walden. He explains to her that this is not true and that Rose has moved out again. Zoey can't accept this because he lied to her about it. That's why she's going again.

208 7th The people whispering Avoid the Chinese Mustard Nov 8, 2012 Feb 12, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Gemma Baker
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky		 2.35 million
When the doorbell rings, Walden says his pizza will be delivered. He is all the more astonished when Missi is standing outside. She ran away from home because she had a row with her father. Shortly afterwards, Jake also stands in the door and claims that he is on vacation. Alan doesn't believe in a coincidence. A little later Missi wants her to help Jake "unpack" in the room. He thinks she really wants to unpack and needs Walden's help until he understands what Missi meant. Meanwhile, Walden goes to the library because he wants some peace and quiet. There he meets Whitney, who immediately fascinates him. She is an actress but does not currently have a job. Walden hires her as his "girlfriend" so that he is no longer so alone.

Meanwhile, the military police are at the door of the house and are looking for Jake because he has left the troops without permission. Alan claims he's not here. Then he confronts Jake, who replies that he is not returning to the army because he no longer wants to be separated from Missi. But Missi realizes that her feelings for Jake are not so strong and ends the matter. She later explains to Walden what it takes for her to feel such deep feelings for someone. Walden tries to convince Whitney with the same arguments because he fell in love with her. But Whitney reveals to him that she is a lesbian and destroys Walden's hopes. Alan brings Jake back into the Army and finds that his little boy has grown up.

209 8th Poor but nice Something My Gynecologist Said Nov 15, 2012 19th Feb. 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Jim Patterson
Acting: Don Reo & Eddie Gorodetsky		 1.93 million
Lyndsey worries about her future together with Alan. She is looking for security, but he does not want to commit. Still, he's afraid that Lyndsey might leave him because of it. Walden borrows Alan's car because he has to bring his bike for repairs. He promptly breaks down on the way with a breakdown. An attractive woman in a Bentley stops and asks Walden if he needs help or if she can take him to the nearest gas station. She introduces herself as Shari, but Walden hides his entire identity. He only mentions that he is currently working on a book (which he has only wanted to finish reading for 14 years), so Shari says he is a poor writer who does not get anywhere. She invites him to her home for a shepherd's hour and afterwards even gives him money for a taxi so that he can come home. Walden likes this and they meet again, this time they go shopping together in Beverly Hills afterwards, she dresses him completely new. He feels like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman .

Alan doesn't know what to do about Lyndsey and goes to the bar to wash down his grief. There he meets an older man - himself in 30 years - who gives him his right opinion. He then knows what to do and goes to Lyndsey to tell her his love. Walden wants to surprise Shari at home; when he rings the doorbell, a young man opens it. He says it's her son, but Shari makes it clear to him that he can't just show up here unannounced. Walden tries to make it clear to her that he is a billionaire, but Shari doesn't believe him.

210 9 The paparazzi trap I Scream When I Pee Nov 29, 2012 Feb. 26, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre & Don Reo
Acting: Jim Patterson, Eddie Gorodetsky & Steve Tompkins		 1.81 million
Alan receives an email from his ex Kandi, she writes that she would like to meet him for coffee. Walden can't believe that Alan was married to her, that it wasn't possible, that the woman was far too pretty. Alan meets her for a coffee. She starts flirting with him, but he persists. He then tells Lyndsey about it because he now wants a relationship with her that is based on sincerity and honesty. He gets the best sex he has ever had for it, as he later brags to Walden. When Alan is already asleep his phone rings, Kandi is on the line and babbling around. Since he is afraid that she is harming himself, he goes to her hotel. But she played something for him so that she could lure him over. She approaches him again, but Alan stands firm. The next morning he receives a call from Lyndsey, who is furious that clear paparazzi photos of Alan and Kandi have surfaced on the Internet. He visits Kandi again and demands that she correct by calling Lyndsey that nothing has happened. But she screwed up the call. She later visits Lyndsey personally to explain everything to her. Then they end up in bed together, which Alan is not allowed to find out about.

Berta's birthday, Walden wants to know if she's having a party, but she says no. So he visits her the next day with a hash cake. When they are totally high, Walden says he's going to order a taxi because he can't drive home himself. He asks Berta to bring the car back the next day. Under a pretext, he lures her in front of the house, where his present to Berta - a new red sports car - is. He asks Berta not to tell Alan anything about his present, which of course she does not adhere to.

211 10 One-egg Johnson One Nut Johnson Dec 6, 2012 5th Mar 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky
Acting: Chuck Lorre, Steve Tompkins & Alisa Neubauer		 1.86 million
Walden wants to prove to Alan that women are only interested in him if they know how rich he is. Alan doesn't believe this, but Walden shows it to him by approaching a woman in the bar and giving his full name. At first she is not interested, after a short time - she has Googled him in the meantime - she returns and lets herself be invited. Walden is quite frustrated with this and decides to get another identity to test it out.

Henceforth he calls himself "Sam Wilson". The first time he tried in the cheap department store, he got into conversation with the saleswoman Kate. They're quick to sympathize, go out together, and end up in bed. But because "Sam" doesn't dare to take Kate home with him, although he now lives with Alan for rent, and Alan behaves like a rich puke, Kate suggests that he can move in with her until he has something of his own has found. The only condition is that they are always honest with each other and tell each other everything. "Sam" then says he is a billionaire, but Kate dismisses this as a joke.

212 11 The tree seller Give Santa a tail-hole Dec 13, 2012 March 12 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Matt Ross & Mark Seale
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky		 1.62 million
Kate is bothered that "Sam" doesn't work. But it has the problem that it doesn't actually exist. So he looks for a job where he doesn't need any papers. That's why he hires as a Christmas tree seller. Billy Stanhope calls Walden to ask if he's actually showing up at the company again, and he tells him that Mark Zuckerberg has made an offer to buy the company for $ 800 million. Walden says clearly, nothing works below 1.2 billion and a minority stake of 49%. Alan gets one rejection after the other for his Christmas party, first Jake, then his mother and finally Lyndsey, who has to go to her grandmother because she fell.

Kate sews Christmas costumes for her boss's pets in order to earn something on the side. But she breaks the sewing machine. Billy visits Walden at work to tell him that Zuckerberg has increased his offer to $ 900 million. Walden still refuses, Billy tells Zuckerberg over the phone, so he offers more. Ultimately, Walden's persistence pays off, he gets the requested sum. He gives Kate a new sewing machine for Christmas and claims he bought it with a tip at work.

213 12 Welcome to Alancrest Welcome to Alancrest Jan. 3, 2013 19 Mar 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Don Reo & Steve Tompkins
Acting: Jim Patterson, Eddie Gorodetsky & Susan McMartin		 1.99 million
Walden meets Alan in the bar because they miss each other. In doing so, Walden realizes that he is not doing so well, he has hair loss. At home, "Sam" meets the disappointed Kate because she sees no future as a fashion designer. He tries to cheer her up and it occurs to him to ask Alan if he would like to invest in Kate. So Walden goes to Alan and sends him $ 100,000 so that he can give it to Kate. Alan invites the two of them to get an idea of ​​what Kate is doing. He's misbehaving and only wants to give her half the money at first. Only after Walden's intervention does he give her the full amount.

Walden has problems with potency, Alan knows a solution and accompanies him to Russell's pharmacy so that he can get something to support him. Kate is preparing for Fashion Week in New York, where she is showing her first collection, and doesn't have much time for Sam, even though he could 'stand up to his husband' again. When saying goodbye, Walden doesn't have the courage to finally tell Kate the truth about himself.

Three weeks later, Alan is looking for Walden because he hasn't called in for so long. He finds it completely neglected in the bedroom.

214 13 Life is not a musical Grab a Feather and Get in Line Jan. 10, 2013 27 Aug 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Eddie Gorodetsky & Gemma Baker
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Alissa Neubauer		 1.41 million
Walden doesn't want to leave Kate's apartment at first, but Alan convinces him that he needs help and takes him home. He knows now that he has to tell Kate the truth, but doesn't yet know how. When they talk to each other over video, he decides that he wants to visit her in New York. That's why he lies one last time when he tells her they are flying Alan's jet.

Alan and Walden meet with Kate at their fashion show, Walden now takes all courage and introduces himself to Kate as Walden Schmidt. At first she doesn't understand what this is about and tells Walden that Alan is not an idiot, but he. Walden sinks into self-pity, but he can understand Kate that she doesn't want anything more from him. So she calls him and asks to meet. She has now realized that it was not Alan who gave her the money. Still, she doesn't know who Walden really is. She doesn't want to return with him either, but stays in New York. On the return flight, Walden is certain that he has lost her.

215 14th Who peed in my bush? Run Steven Staven! Run! Jan. 31, 2013 27 Aug 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Don Reo & Eddie Gorodetsky
Acting: Jim Patterson, Matt Ross & Max Searle		 1.53 million
Lyndsey has to wait for Alan in front of the house because she doesn't have a key. A discussion ensues because Alan Walden has scruples about giving her a key. Instead of spending the night with Alan, Lyndsey leaves again. Walden still mourns Kate. He can't accept that she doesn't want to know anything about him. In the office, Billy tells him that Bridget has left him. The two comfort each other over their loss. Alan tries to apologize to Lyndsey, but she gives him the cold shoulder. She also has a date with her gynecologist. Herb suddenly appears, spying on Lyndsey. He tells Alan that Judith has left him. The two go to Alan and meet Walden and Billy there. They exchange ideas with each other because they all met the same fate. Then they decide to go to a bar to pick up women. But this fails. So they end up in the hot tub at Herb and reflect on life and women. They notice that only Alan was left by his girlfriend for a reason that is easy to deal with. So Alan sets out to give Lyndsey the key. The other three kidnap Lyndsey's date.
216 15th Tattoo tata Paint It, Pierce It or Plug It Feb 7, 2013 3rd Sep 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Don Reo & Eddie Gorodetsky
Acting: Jim Patterson, Matt Ross & Max Searle		 1.68 million
Jake announces his visit, he will come with his new girlfriend, Tammy. Alan has concerns because Tammy is almost twice Jake's age. But then he gets to know her as a tough woman who knows what she wants. In a private conversation, Tammy explains to Alan why she is with Jake and also that it may well be that this will not last forever. Meanwhile, Jake talks to Walden and tells him that he wants to go to Las Vegas with Tammy tomorrow to marry her, she just has to say yes. But he asks Walden not to say anything to his father, which he doesn't like at all.

Since Walden can't keep anything to himself, he doesn't want to take part in the dinner together at first. But he lets Alan change his mind. When a dispute breaks out, Jake's secret bursts out of his mind. Alan is upset about this and wants to forbid Jake, knowing that Tammy doesn't want to. But she initially takes Jake's side. But later she makes it clear to him that she will not marry him unless the whole family is there. She requires Jake to speak to his father and not rush into anything. So he reconciles with his father, Alan is very grateful to Tammy for that.

217 16 Advantage: Fat, flying baby Advantage: Fat, Flying Baby Feb. 14, 2013 Sep 10 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Eddie Gorodetsky & Alissa Neubauer
Acting: Jim Patterson, Don Reo & Steve Tompkins		 1.50 million
Alan and Walden talk about upcoming Valentine's Day. Alan has something special planned for Lyndsey, while Walden can't take advantage of the day since Kate got to New York. Then he receives a message from her that she is in town and wants to meet with him. Walden immediately has high hopes, but they are destroyed again when meeting Kate. She just wanted to see him to give him a check for the borrowed money, now that she has found a new investor. Walden returns home frustrated, where he confides in Alan. But he tells him very clearly that he shouldn't give up now. He's got his experience from his relationship with Lyndsey. So Walden goes back to Kate and invites her to dinner. At first she doesn't want to, but Walden can convince her of it. The evening is going well, as Kate kisses Walden as he wants more, she remarks that they have to get to know each other again and that he has to be patient.

One of Alan's surprises for Lyndsey is that he trimmed his pubic hair into a heart shape. He shows the result to Walden to hear his opinion on it. He thinks it doesn't look like a heart that he needs to improve. When Lyndsey wants to pick him up in the evening, he is still busy in the bathroom and cuts himself so badly that she has to take him to the hospital in an emergency. Walden got Kate around and they ended up in bed together. She gets a message from her new investor that she has to go to China the next day. Kate and Walden then look for an appointment when they can meet again, but discover that everything was a lot easier when they were poor. When she drives to the airport with her new investor the next day, she talks about Walden. Her new investor tells her that if he really loves her, he'll wait. The investor is Rose.

218 17th Middle school mysteries Throgwarten Middle School Mysteries Feb 21, 2013 17 Sep 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Jim Patterson & Nick Bakay
Acting: Don Reo, Eddie Gorodetsky & Gemma Baker		 2.09 million
While digitizing his old videos, Walden found a recording in which, as a student at MIT, he tells what he wants to achieve in the future. Walden managed a lot of it, but he thinks the really important things like a wife and children are missing. Lyndsey explains to him that relationships are not as easy as they think. Walden decides to go to a rich dating site where one can meet his own kind. After two unsuccessful contacts, he sees his ex-wife Bridget, who is also looking for a connection. They start talking and a short time later end up in bed together. When they are having breakfast with Alan the next morning, he warns Walden that Bridget will mother him again. But Walden ignores the warning and so the disaster takes its course. It culminates in Bridget demanding of Walden that Alan and Berta have to go. At that moment he realizes that all of this was only happening in his mind before he spoke to Bridget. He leaves the event in a hurry. Alan is now also making a video about what he wants to achieve in 50 years, namely still living with Walden.
219 18th Nine four o'clock from Pemberton The 9:04 from Pemberton 7th Mar 2013 Sep 24 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky
Acting: Don Reo, Steve Tompkins & Alissa Neubauer		 1.64 million
Alan wants to make toast. Tampering with the toaster catches fire and when Alan tries to extinguish the fire, Alan causes a short circuit. Walden asks Alan about it the next morning, but Alan has already bought a replacement. However, it's a much cheaper model, which Walden won't accept. Alan therefore buys the same toaster that he destroyed, but is offended by Walden's behavior. Since they argue even more about it, Alan decides to move out. He tries to find shelter with Lyndsey, but when she tells him that all the bills will have to be split, Alan thinks it's ridiculous. Lyndsey throws him out, and outside he meets Herb, who is on the neighborhood watch. Herb offers Alan to stay with him because he's been feeling lonely since Judith left.

Herb and Alan get on well, they are playing together with the model railroad when Walden Herb calls because he now feels lonely and misses Alan. Herb denies Alan and doesn't tell him that Walden called. Later Walden stops by Herb because he wants to speak to Alan. Herb says again that Alan is not there, but at that moment Alan shows up. Walden and Herb begin to argue about who should Alan live with. Alan finally decides for Walden, which of course he soon regrets

220 19th Do sheep wear lipstick? Big Episode: Someone Stole a Spoon 14 Mar 2013 Oct 1, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Don Reo & Gemma Baker
Acting: Jim Patterson, Eddie Gorodetsky & Susan McMartin		 1.50 million
Walden and Alan are doing yoga together when Herb rings the doorbell. He brings Alan his wallet that he left with him. Walden, still doing yoga, suddenly falls over and is in great pain. Herb finds out that his spermatic cords have become knotted and helps him put everything back in order. But Walden still has to visit him in his practice so that Herb can do an ultrasound. Herb asks him how he did it after the separation from Bridget, that he overcame the low. Walden advises him to just go out and meet women. Herb says he doesn't know where when they leave the consulting room and meet two pretty pharmaceutical salespeople outside. Now it is also clear to Herb how easy it can be. So they go with you for a drink and later end up at Walden's home, where the party continues. While Walden is pretty hungover the next morning, Herb doesn't seem to mind because he's on medication. We'll continue like this, Walden and Alan wake up later on the terrace, Herb is partying again inside. You now have to explain to him that it cannot go on like this because you can no longer. They ask Herb to go.

A few days later, Walden worries about Herb because he doesn't answer calls. They track him down in a motel where he's still partying. Only when they call Judith for help can Herb be persuaded to stop.

221 20th Mouth off my daughter Bazinga! That's From A TV Show Apr 4, 2013 Oct 8, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky
Acting: Don Reo, Matt Ross & Max Searle		 1.67 million
Jake is visiting, he says that he broke up with Tammy because he met another woman. The doorbell rings and Tammy stands outside, quite angry. It turns out Jake made out with her daughter Ashley. Walden has a sort of admiration for Jake and his mother-daughter story. Tammy talks to Alan and wonders why Jake did this to her. A short time later, Ashley also appears. Immediately mother and daughter clash. The doorbell rings again, and Ashley's ex-boyfriend Jerry is at the door. He wants Ashley back, but she wants to stay with Jake.

Walden tries to calm Tammy down with a drink in the bar, he can convince her that it is better if she accepts the relationship and forgives Jake. The conversation with Jake does not go as Walden had imagined. At that moment, Jerry appears again, he can convince Ashley to come back to him by giving her an expensive ring and a Mercedes. Jake is heartbroken, but Alan tries to comfort him by saying that Harper always does. Tammy and Walden talk about the new developments and why they actually can't find anyone for a long-term relationship - until they realize that they don't really have to look that far and kiss.

222 21st Another night with Neil Diamond Another Night With Neil Diamond Apr 25, 2013 Oct 15, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Don Reo & Steve Tompkins
Acting: Jim Patterson, Eddie Gorodetsky & Nick Bakay		 1.71 million
Lyndsey has a tough job ahead of her; she wants to part ways with Alan. At dinner she tells him and of course he wants to know why. She says she still loves him, but is no longer in love, and that is not enough. Alan then cries out at Walden's. The next morning the world looks better for him again because he has convinced himself that Lyndsey doesn't want to part with him at all, just play a game with him. So he goes to her to apologize. Lyndsey makes it clear to him that it's definitely over because she has a new boyfriend. In the evening, Alan spies in front of her house because he wants to know who the new one is. Walden and Herb join in later, Herb knows that their new boyfriend is called Nick and must be a good lover.

Alan lets himself go completely now, he's just lying around in bed, Berta can't cheer him up either. He thinks he'll be alone forever. Walden manages to get Alan to go to the bar with him for a drink. But he has another surprise for him: Allie, Nick's wife, also comes. Alan says at first that he is not yet ready for a new relationship, but when Allie suggests revenge sex, he is immediately involved.

223 22nd The underwear of the stars My Bodacious Vidalia May 2, 2013 Oct 22, 2013 James Widdoes Plot: Chuck Lorre, Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky
Acting: Gemma Baker, Matt Ross & Matt Searle		 1.84 million
Alan still cannot cope with the breakup with Lyndsey and dissolves in self-pity. Walden tries to cheer him up and suggests that he go out and meet new women. But Alan is not interested. Only when he offers him his credit card so that he can change clothes does Alan give in.

When Alan comes back from shopping, newly styled, Walden suggests that he test how he is received by women. So they go out together, but Alan's pick-up doesn't work with the women. Walden suggests another try with a pretty blonde, Alan gets in line again, but the woman thinks he's totally funny. Walden no longer understands the world. They go to her home together, after Alan had to go to the bathroom for a short time, he can't find Meghan at first. She is with her husband, who is vegetating in a wheelchair. Alan has scruples at first, but she can convince him that it doesn't bother him.

Shortly thereafter, Meghan and her husband visit Alan at the beach house. While the two are having fun in the room, Victor is sitting on the terrace. Although he probably doesn't understand him, Walden begins to speak to him. Shortly thereafter, Victor slumped, his devices no longer show a heartbeat. Meghan has to bring him home because she has a cheating clause in her marriage contract and can't be caught. On the way there, Walden quickly drives over a bump and the shock brings Victor back to himself. He can now even speak again and really doesn't mind that Alan is having a relationship with his wife.

224 23 Baking with grandma Cows, Prepare to Be Tipped May 9, 2013 Oct 29, 2013 James Widdoes Synopsis: Chuck Lorre, Alissa Neubauer & Susan McMartin
Acting: Don Reo, Jim Patterson & Eddie Gorodetsky		 2.00 million
Walden met Stacey at a party. Since she drank too much alcohol, he drives her home. He gets to know her grandmother Linda, with whom she lives together. After Linda puts Stacey to bed, she starts talking to Walden. He can't believe she's the grandmother. When Walden is about to leave, she invites him for tea and a joint. Then Walden tries to get closer to her, but she refuses. Jake is on vacation visiting his father. He tells him that he will shortly be transferred to Japan for at least a year. Alan is of course sad about it. When Walden comes home, he tells about his evening and that he doesn't know what to do now because he likes Linda.

So he invites both women to dinner. Since Stacey doesn't show much interest and wants to go to a party soon, Linda and Walden are alone again. But this time too, Walden does not manage to get closer to her. Alan suggests to Jake that they go on a trip together so they can spend some more time together. Walden visits Linda again, who says he came to see Stacey. She is about to send him away again when he says he brought a joint. So she lets him in, and soon they end up in bed. Alan and Jake are on their way to the Grand Canyon when they stay at a motel. Alan set aside money that he will now give to Jake so that he will have something when he goes to Japan. Stacey catches Walden and Linda in bed and finds that Grandpa is a better match for their grandmother.

DVD release

In the United States , the tenth season DVD was released on September 24, 2013. The tenth season DVD has been available in Germany since December 6, 2013.

Web links

Individual evidence

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