A concerned Lena tries to figure out if Mae is romantically involved with her new best friend, China. To make matters worse, Mae asks if China can sleep over, which makes Lena uncomfortable and forces her to confront her own issues with intimacy. Meanwhile, Martin worries about Mason's relationship with his new girlfriend, Bronwyn, and gives him advice to help avoid another heartbreak.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 2 Episode 10 of Splitting Up Together was watched by 2,630,000 viewers, resulting in a 0.70 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

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Splitting Up Together Season 2 Episodes...

• s02e01 - Sign Language
• s02e02 - Asking for a Friend
• s02e03 - We Need to Talk About Karen
• s02e04 - War of the Wagners
• s02e05 - Yes, Deer
• s02e06 - Glowing Pains
• s02e07 - Paige Turner
• s02e08 - Messy
• s02e09 - Contact High
• s02e10 - China-Curious
• s02e11 - Baby's First Job Interview
• s02e12 - Luv Ya 2
• s02e13 - Everything's Okay
• s02e14 - Annie, Are You Okay?
• s02e15 - The Pump Station
• s02e16 - Melancholicky
• s02e17 - Go Out the Lights
• s02e18 - Welcome Home

Splitting Up Together Show Summary

A newly divorced couple embrace the unconventional as they co-parent their children by trading residences each week, alternating between one living in the main house and the other in the garage apartment as they also adjust to being single for the first time in years. This new arrangement will land Lena and Martin in some precarious situations, with Lena's doting sensibilities and Type-A personality clashing with Martin's laid-back temperament as they attempt to raise the kids separately but together. What will Lena and Martin do with their unfamiliar moments of freedom? And how will they manage their feelings when this freedom is met with the nostalgia for what they once shared as a couple and their mutual longing for their family to be whole again? With the help of friends Arthur and Camille, plus Lena's sister, Maya, this former couple will explore what it means to live apart... under the same roof.