Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Alan and Lyndsey are back to their sex-only relationship. After a session of what Lyndsey says was incredible lovemaking, Alan suggests they get back together. Lyndsey insists that she needs both Alan and Larry, because each man pleases her in different ways. Determined to find out what Larry provides that he can't, Alan joins Larry's spin class under the fake name "Jeff Strongman". He finds Larry to be incredibly friendly and supportive, and later accepts his invitation to watch the Los Angeles Lakers game from a luxury suite. But Lyndsey surprises Larry at the suite. She asks Larry to retrieve something from her car so she can confront Alan directly, but the two wind up having sex in the suite's restroom. Meanwhile, Walden tries to get Jenny to return to her acting classes. Jenny tries a couple of classes, but then quits again, leaving Walden miffed about the prospect of having "two Alans" in his house. But the next day, Jenny announces she has landed an audition – the result of having drinks with a casting agent who turned out to be lesbian. Title quotation from: Alan, referring to the year he divorced Judith, after Lyndsey tells him he was incredible during their last lovemaking session.. }
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- Two_and_a_Half_Men_(season_11) shortsummary "Alan and Lyndsey are back to their sex-only relationship. After a session of what Lyndsey says was incredible lovemaking, Alan suggests they get back together. Lyndsey insists that she needs both Alan and Larry, because each man pleases her in different ways. Determined to find out what Larry provides that he can't, Alan joins Larry's spin class under the fake name "Jeff Strongman". He finds Larry to be incredibly friendly and supportive, and later accepts his invitation to watch the Los Angeles Lakers game from a luxury suite. But Lyndsey surprises Larry at the suite. She asks Larry to retrieve something from her car so she can confront Alan directly, but the two wind up having sex in the suite's restroom. Meanwhile, Walden tries to get Jenny to return to her acting classes. Jenny tries a couple of classes, but then quits again, leaving Walden miffed about the prospect of having "two Alans" in his house. But the next day, Jenny announces she has landed an audition – the result of having drinks with a casting agent who turned out to be lesbian. Title quotation from: Alan, referring to the year he divorced Judith, after Lyndsey tells him he was incredible during their last lovemaking session.".