Rate it and do suggest what more could have been added.

I could never date or maybe even be friends with someone that does this. He doesn’t even withhold or distort the truth, he’ll just straight up lie to peoples face. He did the same thing to Robin telling her he broke up with his girlfriend so he could hook up with her. He’s not a terrible person by any means but the blatant lying is not “cute” it would really piss me off in real life.

Neil Patrick Harris out-acts all of the other main characters. His physical comedy is unparalleled and his reactions are what makes him so endearing even though his character is an ass. I've watched him in other stuff and he kills it in all of those roles. I wonder if he's been a skilled actor since he was a child or if he has had a lifetime around (and learning from) other actors. I'd love thoughts.

Edit: I guess I should've shared that I am well aware of his role as Doogie Howser. I thought that'd be a gimme since, you know, I'm alive.

It was a delightful and thoroughly entertaining episode. While it leans into the classic sitcom trope of a wedding where absolutely everything goes south, what felt like a noticeable omission was the complete absence of Marshall’s family—it struck me as a bit odd, though perhaps there is an explanation for it in the upcoming episodes.

My absolute favorite part of the episode was the intimate ceremony the five of them held out in the garden; those scenes were genuinely touching and beautifully done.

If you are familiar with the show then you know the show has probably one of the most controversial endings of any sitcom. I am by no means saying that it was a good ending. I just wasn't that enraged as everyone else was when the finale aired. Am I broken or something? Haha

anyone?

Long story short I need to know what episode this scene is from and what robin says because I just pulled a Ted.
My whole life I thought the saying "salt of the earth" was "soul to the earth" and I know robin says this at some point and I need to know if she also says soul to the earth or if I've been hearing this wrong my whole life.

Meanwhile he's ok going home with a chick who married a mini fridge.

One of the things I appreciate most about this show is how genuinely it portrays the dilemmas inherent in relationships. You can love someone deeply and want a future with them with all your heart, yet lingering uncertainties and fundamental differences will still weigh heavily on your mind. Seeing such raw emotional honesty explored in a sitcom is truly refreshing.

Even though I’ve always maintained that Ted and Robin simply aren't meant for each other in the long run, watching their romantic journey and playful chemistry was genuinely enjoyable. Breakups may be an inevitable part of life, but seeing theirs unfold was still truly heartbreaking.

First Time in New York is eliminated! Not with a huge consensus, but it was enough.

How this works:

You select the episode you like the least

The episode with the most upvoted comment is eliminated from the list

If there’s a tie, both episodes are eliminated

Only the best episode will win!

Episodes Eliminated:

How Lily Stole Christmas (58%)
Columns (41%)
Aldrin Justice (59%)
Atlantic City (50%)
Single Stamina (40%)
Moving Day (68%)
Stuff (57%)
First Time in New York (38%)

Cook Pu’s brother, Porta John, spotted in the wild

Anyone know the punchline to the joke that caused Lily to go MIA for 4 weeks? 🙄

Genuine question - why did everyone just NEED Ted to look at Janet's background? What benefit is it to Ted?

I honestly think people would be less angry/ and have accepted the original ending if they included that scene. It literally makes no sense.

another opinion and lesson do not write your life plans in pen