How I Met Your Mother

By thetvchick I would have liked to see more Marshall in this episode, but I really love the way Barney has become such a strong character. Every episode, he truly pushes the boundaries, and it’s always hilarious. I still question whether Barney and Robin should have stayed together (although I feel like...

By thetvchick And not only that, but I hear the Thanksgiving show is called “Slapsgiving 2: Revenge of the Slap,” so I know that there is some great stuff that is forthcoming. I love HIMYM, and even with episodes like this that just center around Barney wearing a fat suit, I still really enjoy it. I look forwa...

By Steve How I Met Your Mother on CBS Mondays at 8pm ET is my favorite sitcom. I bought the first two seasons on DVD and you can too at a good price from Amazon.com if you click on the picture to the right. Even if you’re not a huge fan of the show, the Season 1 DVD is definitely WTD! It is worth purchasing becaus...

By Myles The result is a solid episode of How I Met Your Mother from the perspective of someone who finds the jokes to be at Canada’s expense, and a kind of fantastic episode for those of us who “get” the Canadian side of the storyline in a way that others cannot. All in all, it’s an episode I had a lot of fun...

By Myles In the season premiere, we essentially got a confirmation that How I Met Your Mother would be dipping into the well of the double date: after struggling for a few seasons to integrate a drama-free Lily and Marshall into the show’s set of couples, they kind of gave up late last season with Han...

By Myles While we went most of the final episodes of last season without Lily and Marshall time thanks to Hannigan’s pregnancy, I was great to have them back in full force here. The discovery of Stripper Lily (which gets added, we learn, to Lesbian Robin and Moustache Marshall in the group’s collect...

By ax20 And then my brother introduced me to How I Met Your Mother. I caught up on that show in like a week. And then once I was up to date I needed another comedy, so I found The Big Bang Theory. (And from there I found The New Adventures of Old Christine, Gary Unmarried…) Those were the two shows I missed mos...

By Myles So heading into its fifth season, more successful than one could have imagined two years ago, How I Met Your Mother finds itself closer than ever (we presume) to the identity of the Mother, and finally pulling the trigger on a long-gestating relationship (Barney and Robin). This means tha...

By mmacbooks But every time I talk about TV with people my age, someone always declares that if you live here, you have to love ‘How I Met Your Mother’ and ‘30 Rock.’ It’s like public transportation. Reside here long enough, and you’ll eventually get the joke.

By Rob Eng Things really picked up towards the end of this 20-episode season when Robin Sparkles makes another appearance in “Sandcastles in the Sand.”  The episode comes to a stunning conclusion that leads into the next episode, “The Goat.”  Barney sleeps with Robin and actually feels guilty abou...

By Rob Eng Two, because of the witty writing and all of the memorable gags.  For instance, the Slap Bet episode where Barney and Marshall bet on Robin’s secret.  The loser of the bet gets slapped in the face.  At the end of the episode, Barney lost and Lily (slap bet commissioner) ruled that he could eithe...

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By theTVaddict Bob Saget may not know who the mother is on HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, the hit CBS show in which he narrates, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have one helluva theory. One that we’ll get to immediately after a brief trip down memory lane (oh yes, this adorable TV Addict in training loved [...]

By marcusandstevi Seeing Barney make up with his mother, Lily decides to try to make up with Marshall’s mom, but the cutaway reveals that the person she’s calling is actually Betty, who, with Ted, is telling her what to say to make it sound like she’s trying to make amends and appease Marshall. (Yet another sim...

Summary: This is an attempt at a long-term Barney/Robin get together fic…Actually, it's an attempt at drabbling a story with plot. This bit is about Robin’s birthday, which I’ve decided is in late December, apparently. Characters: Barney, Robin, Ted, Lily, Marshall (mostly Barney and...

Robin finally gets a job, and it seems like one that she might actually enjoy for once. Robin has been unsuccessful thus far in her attempts to find employment. We see that she’s not particularly confident, either — she bombs an audition for Channel 10 ...

“Oh, sorry,” she said. Barney paused, hand hovering over the light switch.  “What did you just say?” “Oh, I just said sorry,” she said. “Um….yes?” Barney flipped on the light switch, mental and actual. “Robin!” he exclaimed. “Barney?” she answered stunned.  “You…how…dancing?  Tango?”

So they went over to Ted’s and Barney came right out and told him, clasping Robin’s hand tightly as he did so. “Well it’s about time you two came out and said it!” he exclaimed, shocking both Barney and Robin, who looked at each other in surprise. It seemed as if their thing wasn’t as hidden as the...

By tblack@coxohio.com I must say I wasn’t impressed with the beginning of this episode. The finale ended with the standard cliffhanger-proposal ending. It was something you would expect from a finale. But the season 4 premiere of ‘How I Met Your Mother’ felt like any other mid-season episode. We could tell from las...

By herculesrob There have been a lot of comparisons from How I Met Your Mother to Friends.  Heck, that's how CBS marketed this show.  They do share some similarities:  The group of friends in a romantic-comedy genre, the New York City setting, the bar MacLaren's is their Central Perk hangout, and just the f...

How I Met Your Mother: "Everything Must Go" Review  CA - We really could've used a bit more Ted in this episode. Robin was great as a vulture circling Lily's clothes (and even buying a dress to 'keep in it the ... How I Met Your Mother: Everything Must Go TV Squad all 2 news articles

By Joel Keller Filed under: Industry, Programming, How I Met Your Mother, Pickups and Renewals, Upfronts, Reality-FreeWell, it looks like fans of How I Met Your Mother (me! me!) and The Unit (maybe my parents?) have some early good news ahead of CBS's upfront, which is scheduled for tomorrow: The LA Ti...

By wishmewell Over the past week or so I've discussed my newest obsession, How I Met Your Mother (man, I am really insufferable when I get into something).  But a blog I happen to frequent now runs a "Tuesday Morning HIMYM" feature.  See, its not just me, the universe is steering my television watching habi...

Week in Review: The Good, Bad & Ugly Betty  - Another awesome How I Met Your Mother episode, as Barney confesses under duress that he broke the “bro code” by sleeping with his best friend Ted’s ex, ...

By Sandie The Best: Robin and Barney kissing!!! This deserves an OMFG! With all the focus on the return of Robin Sparkles, no one even thought that this episode would be bringing us the most shocking, unexpected, and exciting moment of the season ...

TV review: How I Met Your Mother  OH - Apr 3, 2008 Yes, Ted (Josh Radnor) and his friends trade dialogue that's too snappy and live in New York apartments that are too fancy. Yes, Alyson Hannigan's Lily is ...

By Chris The series focuses on five friends in their twenties, living in New York, and dealing with their jobs and each other. Ted is dating Robin (Cobie Smulders), who is not the mother of the future, Marshall (Jason Segel) is dating Lilly (Alyson Hannigan), and then there is the womanizing Barney...

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By Joel Keller Filed under: OpEd, How I Met Your Mother, Celebrities, Episode Reviews(S03E13) You know, I'll probably be the only person in the TV-review world who won't lead off his review of this episode with a picture of Britney Spears. Believe me, I had one up before I saw the episode (it's still there...

By Chris Beaumont Back in 2005, a little comedy arrived on CBS that I completely ignored called How I Met Your Mother. Why, you ask? I have no answer for that. Perhaps it was because it was on Monday night and paired with Charlie Sheen's questionable hit Two and a Half Men, a show I do not care for. I chose to stay with...

By Michael This is the second “how everyone met” episode of a show I’ve seen this year. The first being that episode of My Name Is Earl a few weeks ago. The Earl episode was good…but the How I Met Your Mother episode was great. In this episode Ted ...

By Blake Matthews How I Met Your Mother is described as a love story in reverse. The show is set 30 years in the future where a man named Ted (voiced by Bob Saget) tells his two children the story of how he met their mother. The episodes are set in the present, told as flashbacks by Ted; the show chronicles the escapa...

How I Met Your Mother: Season Two - DVD Review Inside Pulse, NY - Barney intended one-night-stand won't go away. Barney uses Lily to get out of his "horrifying" situation. Lily finds a place to stay. ...

DVDeez Review: How I Met Your Mother Season Two  CA - With friends Marshall and Lily’s wedding fast approaching, the outrageously inappropriate Barney remains a consummate bachelor, while Ted’s romance with ... How I Met Your Mother: We're Not From Here TV Squad all 2 news articles

By Jason the TVaholic How I Met You Mother (CBS): Season Premiere. Enrique Iglesias and Mandy Moore guest star tonight. Ted sees Robin with her new man from Argentina and then thinks it is about time to find someone of his own, so he heads out with Barney. The Big Bang Theory (CBS): Series Premiere. A beautiful, but no...

By By info@associatedcontent.com (Jack Stuart) We may all remember Neil Patrick Harris as the young genius of the television show Doogie Howser MD He has grown up quite a bit since then and he has honed his comedic talent as well.

By Joel Keller Best sitcom episode of 2006: The "Slap Bet" episode of How I Met Your Mother. Sure, The Office's season finale, "Casino Night," was a riot, but because of the gripping climax to the Pam-Jim story, it wasn't wall-to-wall laughter. "Slap Bet" was, from the ridiculous slaps Marhsall and Barne...