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I missed this episode, dvr didn't tape it for some reaon....anywhere online I can check it out?oh, i liked THIS one, no doubt. more worried about what it might lead to.I thought that was one of the best things I have ever seen in the history of television awesomeness.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
Really?? I thought this might be a "Jump the Shark" moment.I thought that was one of the best things I have ever seen in the history of television awesomeness.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
It was definately a Clay Aiken moment.Really?? I thought this might be a "Jump the Shark" moment.I thought that was one of the best things I have ever seen in the history of television awesomeness.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
As someone who is oblivious to pop culture, this board at times refers to someone/something enough to make me look it up. This was the tipping point for Clay Aiken. Just cause I'm sure you all care.It was definately a Clay Aiken moment.Really?? I thought this might be a "Jump the Shark" moment.I thought that was one of the best things I have ever seen in the history of television awesomeness.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
As frustrating as it is, not knowing is part of the fun. They actually had me for a moment with Bilson (great casting for potential mother). I assume we'll find out during the series finale and it'll be some IT actress. If they don't tell us then, I'll be pissed. This isn't friggin LOST.
I generally hate all musicals or anytime a show/film breaks into song (unless it's Breakin 2 Electric Boogaloo). This one was good. Anything with Doogie talking about his suits is worthwhile IMO.I thought that was one of the best things I have ever seen in the history of television awesomeness.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
They won't show you until the end. It's "HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER". If they have him meet her then the show is over.
I really hope it's a fat chick. Snookie would be a great choice.
Some things I just don't get. "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... But who would still know enough about the story to be able to write that?"They won't show you until the end. It's "HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER". If they have him meet her then the show is over.
And you could never have a show called "Prison Break" where they break out of prison in the first season and the show still goes for another 3.
I said to my wife, "this part is for the gay viewers" and fast forwarded through it.I generally hate all musicals or anytime a show/film breaks into song (unless it's Breakin 2 Electric Boogaloo). This one was good. Anything with Doogie talking about his suits is worthwhile IMO.I thought that was one of the best things I have ever seen in the history of television awesomeness.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
You need to think more outside the box.
I thought it had a few funny lines at the beginning of the song but for the most part "meh."I said to my wife, "this part is for the gay viewers" and fast forwarded through it.I generally hate all musicals or anytime a show/film breaks into song (unless it's Breakin 2 Electric Boogaloo). This one was good. Anything with Doogie talking about his suits is worthwhile IMO.I thought that was one of the best things I have ever seen in the history of television awesomeness.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
It was no Slapsgiving.
What would be the point? The show is not really about their mother anyway.You need to think more outside the box.They won't show you until the end. It's "HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER". If they have him meet her then the show is over.
Nah, Scrubs had a whole episode as a musical and was still great up until the last season when NBC tried to ruin it.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
Nah, Scrubs had a whole episode as a musical and was still great up until the last season when NBC tried to ruin it.i don't like it when sitcoms turn to songs. sometimes that means the beginning of the end
This was pretty much my point. I refuse to believe there are people watching this show to find out who the hell the mother is. That not why were here.What would be the point? The show is not really about their mother anyway.You need to think more outside the box.They won't show you until the end. It's "HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER". If they have him meet her then the show is over.
I watch the show because its funny. But the perpetual teasing of who the mother is (like the last episode) is lame. They are building her up way too much to the point where anyone uglier than Jessica Alba will be a disappointment.This was pretty much my point. I refuse to believe there are people watching this show to find out who the hell the mother is. That not why were here.What would be the point? The show is not really about their mother anyway.You need to think more outside the box.
I won't care if they end up bringing someone famous in to play the role or not. She is the least interesting part of the show.
Finally got to watching this episode. Kept looking at the girl and wondering why she looked familiar (never seen the OC). Knew her from somewhere but couldn't place her... one of those moments. 
Was just about to post something similar. This is getting old for me. This is becoming something that annoys me about this show. Barney however, doesn't dissapoint.<looks over barmaid's shoulder>
I doubt it. I'm assuming at this point that the mother meeting won't be the endpoint of the series, barring a cancellation this year. The meeting has to be somewhat close, since original reports was the creators had a 5 year plan, and I think patience is wearing too thin for indefinitely putting it off (such as a couple of previous posts in this thread), but the show is too popular to just end it when he meets her.So what this means to me is, if there is a stunt casting like Underwood for the mother, she'd better be able to make a commitment to be a series regular once it happens. It's why I thought Bilson would have a real chance to be the mother, as I could see her staying on. I don't see Underwood having a chance at becoming a regular, so I don't see her being the mother.
Just came across the tidbit that this past episode with Bilson and Kiebler was the show's 100th episode. So that's why they had the mother sighting and the name guest stars. So now that that's out of the way, we can get back to normal (aka 'good') episodes.
You're either a reacher or a settler :(
About a decade ago, apparently.
Cook saying "here" in her frail voice was the best part from last nightCook Pu
The recording is gone. I was hoping to meet him, too.
We're in for the 16th. You and Mrs. Sacamano can tag along. I'm sure Barney won't mind see both our wives.The recording is gone. I was hoping to meet him, too.
And with that ending, are they going back to Ted and Robin??
Did you not see the final scene with Robin and Don with a Duck's bill?
I missed that too.And with that ending, are they going back to Ted and Robin??Did you not see the final scene with Robin and Don with a Duck's bill?
I had to watch it at CBS.com. I wonder if it got cut off on some stations?Well, just to flesh out the scene, it took place at the TV station. Don does a sincere apology, says he's changing, and gets up, revealing he's wearing pants. He turns to Robin to say something else, and Robin sees him with a duck bill. The end.I missed that too.And with that ending, are they going back to Ted and Robin??
Top to bottom that may have been of my favorite episodes.I almost hit the floor on the Southwest Airlines line...
