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Walden finds out about all the jingles that Charlie wrote and sings them out loud, causing Alan's grief to get the better of him. When he finds out that Walden donated his brother's piano, an object that has many memories of the latter tied to it, Alan drowns his sorrows with alcohol at a local bar. After watching Walden picking up another woman named Alicia (Amanda Schull), he returns home with them and steps out on the deck, looking up into the night sky as he talks to Charlie through the Heavens. When a labrador runs up to him, followed by its owner, a beautiful woman named Melanie (Taylor Cole), he suddenly starts to behave and talk like Charlie and even manages to seduce her. Berta remarks that "it's walking like Zippy, but it sure ain't talking like Zippy". Walden and Jake become worried about him after he starts to wear bowling shirts and calls himself Charlie Harper. He even walks in on Jake and Megan (Macey Cruthird) making out and ends up telling them to use protection. Walden then takes him to a mental hospital by pretending that they are going to Vegas. While lying in bed in the hospital, Alan, believing he is in the presidential suite of the Bellagio, orders two Asian prostitutes from room service, sits back with his cigar and declares that he is "winning", thus referencing Charlie Sheen's public statements after he was fired.

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Walden meets up with Zoey again to convince her that, one week after their first date, he is finally over Bridget. As she is sceptical, he proves his intentions by signing his divorce papers in front of her. After that, the two start dating again and things seem to be going great. Walden helps Zoey to get her daughter enrolled in a private kindergarten and they even fly to Mexico in Walden's private jet. This idyll is disturbed when Bridget shows up at Walden's house to tell him that she wants him back. The two go upstairs to have sex and, after pretending that he needs to use the bathroom and asking Alan for advice about what to do, Walden rejects her and suggests that she sign the divorce papers so that they can both move on with their lives (because Alan did not want Walden to sell the house and have to move back into Evelyn's). Bridget is furious that Walden waited to tell her until she was half-naked in his bed and storms out. She then proceeds to drive her car into his house. Later, Bridget is shown standing on the deck, stalking Walden and Zoey. Rose shows up unexpectedly and proposes to "teach" her, an offer that she hesitantly accepts.

When Walden and Zoey are heading out for dinner one night, they spot a lone Alan taking profile pictures for an online dating site. Walden pities him and invites him to join them for dinner, an action that seemingly annoys Zoey. At the restaurant, Walden spots Lyndsey, Alan's former girlfriend. Alan assumes that she is as lonely as he is, and starts to talk to her. Then, a young and rich man named Dylan shows up, turning out to be her date. Alan is confused, but gains new hope when a stoned Eldrige, who is watching Beavis and Butt-head with Jake, tells him that Dylan is gay and that Lyndsey misses him. Alan immediately heads out to reunite with his former girlfriend, just as Eldrige reveals to Jake that he lied just to get Alan to leave. Before he can ring the bell, Alan hears Lyndsey and Dylan having sex and, being devastated, he leaves. To his surprise, Lyndsey calls him the next day, telling him that she wants to get together. Later, while making out, Lyndsey tells him that she felt too pressured to please a young man like Dylan, as she couldn't let him see her without makeup for fear that he would "think he just nailed his mom", among other issues. She then reveals that she is happy to be with Alan, since, as she puts it, his "standards are so much lower than Dylan's" and she doesn't have to worry about disappointing him, thus she can relax (and even fart) while with him. Alan seems to be all the more confused after hearing this.

Walden and Zoey are on their way back from their dinner in San Francisco when the jet hits turbulence; in the tense moment, Walden says "I love you" to Zoey, which she does not return. This bugs Walden and he considers breaking it off, especially when he tries to get it out of her as she rushes to London on a business trip. Feeling rejected, Walden meets Zoey's neighbor Jennifer in the elevator and brings her back to the house for a walk on the beach and get better acquainted; Zoey calls Walden to clear up the matter (revealing that she's said it twice only for bad things to happen, once to Nigel and again to Russell Brand), only for Jennifer to walk into the room and ruin the call. Jake is instantly infatuated with Jennifer, and awkwardly attempts to woo her multiple times, telling her that he is 24-and-a-half years old.

Alan becomes concerned about Lyndsey's drinking problem, which leads her to vomit all over Alan's bathroom; Berta refuses to clean it up and forces Alan to do so instead, but Jake offers to do it in exchange for $75.00 for a new Call of Duty game so he'll know how to kill terrorists after high school. Walden brings Alan and Lyndsey to London with him to clear up the misunderstanding about Jennifer to Zoey, where Lyndsey drunkenly tries to talk to the guys about love only to vomit all over them, and subsequently the three of them vomit all over the jet. In London, Alan and Walden clear everything up with Zoey, who is still furious. As the guys and Lyndsey begin to leave, Zoey admits she loves Walden, and they reconcile with a kiss. Alan and Lyndsey follow suit, also professing their love to each other and kissing, only for the hungover Lyndsey to vomit in his mouth. Jennifer has sex with Jake (offscreen) while the adults are away, and the episode ends with Jake at the beach house bragging to a friend (presumably, Eldridge) over the phone about how they had sex five times, calling it the best half-hour of his life.

Alan fears for the boys and the security of America, and steals Jake's application, though unfortunately it is only a copy. The family gives him a teary though half-hearted sendoff. Finally, Jake and Eldridge are seen in basic training, crawling under barbed wire, wondering about their decision.

The hosts first go over the history of the Master of Magnetism, Magneto. Born as Max Eisenhardt to a Jewish family in the late 1920s, he moved with his family in 1939 from Weimar Republic Germany to Poland... and you can probably guess what happened next. Even after escaping certain death by the Nazis with his future wife Magda, misfortune seemed to follow him wherever he went, due to powers granted to him by a sudden mutation from the then-unknown-to-him X-gene. Once he and Magda settled down in the then-Soviet, now-Ukrainian city of Vinnitsa and started a family there, it wasn't long before the KGB found out about Max's new powers, and, in fear of what they couldn't understand, burned down the inn where they were living with their daughter Anya still inside while a restrained Max was forced to helplessly watch. In an uncontrollable rage, he killed them all and tore a chunk of the city to the ground, causing Magda to flee from Max in terror. In this moment, he made a decision: since humans had hurt him his entire life, he'd act in kind to them, in the name of all of mutantkind. Though at first Max, now under the pseudonym Erik Lensharr, turned to the powerful telepath Charles Xavier and his fledgling team of mutants, he soon discovered that his new friend did not agree with Erik's stance of subjugating the humans, and so he reinvented himself as Magneto and formed his own group of mutants to carry out his will: the Brotherhood of Mutants.

As Magneto recovers mid-flight, Tetuso gives chase, making his intentions to murder the mutant very clear, ripping off three signs along the way. Tetuso attempts to toss the signs at Magneto, who easily retaliates by dodging one, and throwing the other two out of the way. The Master of Magnetism angrily dissmisses his opponent as a mere child, riling up the psychopathic psychokinetic and making him boast of his rank in the Akira Empire before throwing debris at Magneto. Magneto retaliates by making a shield out of a pair of cars, then crunches them into a ball before chucking it at Tetsuo, who overpowers the magnetokinesis and turns the ball onto Magneto, witch hits the former X-Man out of the air. While Tetsuo laughs at his supposed triumph, Magneto reveals he created a shield, and tosses several debris at the esper, one of them managing to cut his arm clean off. While Magneto boasts about his powers, Tetsuo uses his telekenesis to create a metal arm, in witch the mutant tries to retaliate by hurling a building at the young man. Tetsuo holds back the building, and swears to kill Magneto, before psychically holding the Master of Magnetism in place in order to go for the kill. Tetsuo lands several hits before Magneto breaks free from his grip, using the building from earlier to try and kill Tetsuo. Tetsuo has none of it and plows through the building with his head. Magneto charges up a magnetic punch, and butts fists with the ruler, the punches being enough to disorient the planets magnetic fields. As Magneto's helmet falls to the ground and breaks, Tetsuo seems to have the fight in the bag, about to blow the mutants head to bits, before Magneto uses his magnetism to turn Tetsuo's makeshift arm on him, choking the esper. But just when the Master of Magnetism tries to put an end to the brawl, Tetsuo's arm stump lets out a stream of flesh, his entire body twisting and growing...and at the end of it, Magneto can only watch in terror as the young ruler of Akira has mutated into a screaming heap of flesh. When he stands, Magneto is suddenly barraged by Tetsuo's inner thoughts, scrambled between self-reassurance and rage...until he hears one thought begging for the mutants help. Confused at the request, he immediately considers it when Tetsuo grabs him, using his magnetokinesis to grab iron from pools of blood and turn them to saws. While he hacks free, he isn't able to escape the monsters grasp as it prepares its Big Bang. Magneto screams in horror at the explosion....only for it to turn out that the Omega Level Mutant was able to condense the explosion into a ball. Now understanding the hell Tetsuo has been through, Magneto can only utter his sympathy for the poor child before launching the ball of Big Bang, destroying Tetsuo's mutated form, and causing his normal form to emerge from the rubble. Tetsuo makes one final dash at Magneto, only for the Master of Magnetism to simply fire a shot into the mad espers head, quickly and painlessly killing him. As the leader of Akira's corpse falls, Tetsuo leaves one final telepathic message for Magneto, thanking him for his help. Magneto, with a hint of solemn in his voice, can only say "your welcome" and fly away from the battlegrounds as what remains of Tetsuo's mutated form withers away. 041b061a72