Being depressed that he received his divorce papers, he decides to burn all his mementos of Bridget so he can move on with his new life, He is also planning to sell the house and move to New York. When Alan hears this, he becomes worried about losing his home and convinces Walden that this may be a sign of depression. then Alan takes Walden to his late brother's therapist. They then go to the movies. At the movies, they see Bridget on a date with a new man, which upsets Walden. Later that night, Walden and Alan go to the bar, where two lesbians (one of which looks very similar to Bridget) talk to them, who believe the duo are gay. They take them both back to the Malibu Beach House where they attempt to "convert" them. However, this gets Alan punched in the face. In the end, Alan and Walden
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| - Being depressed that he received his divorce papers, he decides to burn all his mementos of Bridget so he can move on with his new life, He is also planning to sell the house and move to New York. When Alan hears this, he becomes worried about losing his home and convinces Walden that this may be a sign of depression. then Alan takes Walden to his late brother's therapist. They then go to the movies. At the movies, they see Bridget on a date with a new man, which upsets Walden. Later that night, Walden and Alan go to the bar, where two lesbians (one of which looks very similar to Bridget) talk to them, who believe the duo are gay. They take them both back to the Malibu Beach House where they attempt to "convert" them. However, this gets Alan punched in the face. In the end, Alan and Walden are back at the movies, Alan in many bandages, he confesses to Walden that he only sent him to Dr. Freeman because he did not want to move out again and that he understands if he has to go. Walden then tells him that he is going to stay, as he took the doctor's advice to sort out his problems instead and states "How could I leave behind my best friend?" with Bridget and her date not too far behind. The episode ends with Bridget's date commenting that he believes the two are gay.
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