This week, Lily and Marshall experience relationship woes - not with each other, but with Robin and Barney, who are the latest couple in a string of potential double dates. Meanwhile, Ted tries to prove to Barney that the "college professor" loo more

This week, Ted finds himself at the mercy of a hot girl and refuses to see that she's just stringing him along. Meanwhile, Lily's ex-boyfriend Scooter returns - and he still thinks he's got a chance with the happily married Lily. Oh, and th more

Perhaps it's because I'm not -- and never have been -- a smoker, but I didn't find the concept of this episode in any way funny, or entertaining. I love how How I Met Your Mother usually gives us a fresh take on dating humor and friendships more

If Carter Bays and Craig Thomas are to be believed, the season six premiere of 'HIMYM' will start fans on a well-thought out, season-long story arc that will go a long way toward telling the main story of the show. You know what that story is: T more

We finally get some plot movement with the Robin/Don storyline, as Mr. Duck himself finally gets to meet the rest of the group. Problem is, Don has absolutely no idea that Ted and Barney are both Robin's ex-boyfriends. When he finds out, he's le more

When I was out in LA for the press tour in January, I had the pleasure of watching the table read for this episode. This was the actual Monday-morning table read, not a show for the gathered critics; the writers were sitting by taking notes that would be more

Personally, I was pleasantly surprised by Barney's behavior in this episode. When he and Robin first got together I was very skeptical. I didn't think he had enough feelings in him to make a successful relationship, but he really made a huge eff more

Ever come across an episode of one of your favorite shows that just felt half-baked to you? Sure, it had its funny moments, but there was something about the main story that begged to be explored a bit more. Or maybe one of the B-stories looked like it ha more