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E! has the scoop on how Jon felt about the Alan/Walden union:
"The first time I heard it I said, 'What?!'" he told us. "And then I thought, 'Oh yeah it kind of makes sense, because last season Alan's wedding fell apart and Ashton's wedding has fallen apart.' The writers have a good idea and it opens up a lot of doors."
And the reason for the wedding? The characters both want to raise a baby. Creator Chuck Lorre had this to say:
"I thought it was both very funny and heartwarming that these guys would go to such great lengths to get a kid out of the foster system and give him a home. Yes, there's some subterfuge in doing that, they are gaming the system, but the intention is to give a child a home, and it brings the series back to being about two men teaching a young man to become a man."
He added, "It's timely and it has a heartbeat. Ashton's character because it's Ashton and Ashton is a man with a huge heart, he's really engaged in social welfare. He puts a lot of time and money into getting better. And we're getting the spirit of that into the show. This seems like the next logical step. Not romance, not sex, raising a child."
Another surprise for fans: Michael Bolton is also appearing to serenade the newlyweds with a twist on his hit, "When A Man Loves A Woman."
Do you they are a match made in heaven?
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