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Neil Patrick Harris‘ dream comes true quite fast as it is announced that Amanda Peet will indeed guest star on “How I Met Your Mother“. There is no clue yet what kind of role Peet will play but TV Guide said her cameo will be in a January episode.
On Thursday, November 19, Harris who plays Barney in the sitcom said that he has Peet in mind for a guest star. “You know, she’s never guest-starred on any shows before and plus, she’s already worked with Jason Segel once on ‘Gulliver’s Travels‘,” he told E! Online. Segel is Marshall in “HIMYM”.
Peet is not the only guest star coming to the show this season. This Monday, November 23, Chris Elliot from “Everybody Loves Raymond” is playing Lily’s estranged father who comes for family Thanksgiving dinner. Then there will be Rachel Bilson, Tim Gunn and Stacy Keibler in the 100th episode that airs on January 11.
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How I Met Your Mother’s decision to bring the Barney-Robin love story to a premature climax has left fans feeling decidedly unsatisfied. But executive producer Carter Bays insists the romance was sacrificed for a greater good: the preservation of Neil Patrick Harris’ legendary ladies’ man.
“None of us wanted to see Barney wearing a sweater-vest and going to bed-and-breakfasts,” says Bays, adding that it makes sense the relationship would “flame out fast” given that “neither of them, at their core, really wanted to be tied down.” Bays also believes that, deep down, viewers prefer single Barney to attached Barney. “It’s one of those things where you can give people what they think they want, or what they really want.” And should some of them feel that they really want him to settle down with Robin, Bays offers this bit of hope. “[They] could get relationship amnesia and decide, ‘Hey, this is a good idea!’” he proposes. “This could be the first of many flameouts for them.”
Bays, however, stops short of saying a full-fledged reconciliation could be in their future. “I don’t want to say reconciliation,” he says. “But the story is not over, for sure.”
What do you think? Is Bays right? Did you really want to see Barney and Robin go their separate ways? Sound off in the comments!
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(S06E08) Could it be that, after the whole season five build-up to the Swarkles relationship, everyone would more or less go back to normal by episode eight of season six? It seems that way, and I don’t know how I feel about it.
Relationship Barney wasn’t that pleasant to watch. Some of his patented awesomeness tried to come through but he was increasingly becoming a content guy, which is no good for comedy. But to see him immediately snap back to the way he was pre-Robin was equally jarring. Maybe that’s the way it has to be for Barney … I don’t know. But, as funny as the exploration of Barn’s playbook was, it felt like the last two dozen or so episodes never happened.
Oh, and it seems like Robin’s quickly moving on too, so it’s not all on Barney …
Like I said, the playbook plot had its merits. Was it the funniest plot Bays and Thomas ever came up with? No. But seeing the various ways Barney uses to scam and flim-flam women into sleeping with him was a hoot to experience. My favorite hoax was not the Lorenzo von Matterhorn scam, though it’s complexity was admirable — so admirable that there was actually a Wikipedia entry for him until the folks there got wind of it and pulled it down (thanks for capturing that, Dave!). But for some reason, the pure dopey simplicity of “The SNASA” was what I laughed at the hardest, especially when Barney told his dippy conquest that he was going to go on a mission to the “smoon.”
The extra layer of plot, where the playbook was part of a larger flim-flam called “The SCUBA Diver,” was a nice cherry on top. But what that did was kill all the seeming regret Barney displayed to Robin for diving into the dating scene so soon after the break-up. But then again, it’s so Barney to do that, isn’t it? It’s what made Lily say “Youuuuu sonfoabitch” to begin with — leading to a nice recurring joke — and you would expect nothing less from Barn. But the suddenness of it is what made the whole Swarkles pairing feel like it was a mistake on the part of the writers rather than something that just ran its course.
On the Robin side, you knew she was going to find someone as soon as Marshall and Ted told her about the legions of friends who found the loves of their lives as soon as they said they were done with dating. Of course, it’s one of the most overused axioms of dating — “You find someone as soon as you stop looking” — but it’s one that made me roll my eyes when I was single. You’re always looking, aren’t you? Maybe that’s why Ted still hasn’t met “the mother” yet; he’s still looking. Heck, he even admitted as much.
But Robin meeting her new co-anchor and going “Dammit, Marshall,” means she’s moving on, too, further confirming that Swarkles is being treated more as a mistake than anything else.
Sigh. I don’t know, maybe I’ll be proven wrong and we’ll see Swarkles again. But the break just feels too clean to make it satisfying.
It’s hard to choose between just plain old single Barney and Barney in a committed relationship with Robin because both options make good TV but somewhere down the line we all know that no matter what direction Barney chooses, he’ll still end up loosing Robin. Because two awesomes cancel each other out.
The premise of “The Rough Patch” is simple yet it hits close to home for most couples. Every couple goes through what Lily describes as a “rough patch” and Barney and Robin are clear examples of people who have let themselves go simply because they’re comfortably stranded in a committed relationship. The thought of Barney giving away his porn stash, though, is enough to indicate that “legendary Barney and cool Robin” turn into “Fat Barney and Old Robin” is more than just a rough patch.
Barney’s eating too much because he’s tied down in a relationship and is stressing out while Robin isn’t happy because of what Barney has turned into— a predicament that Ted and Marshall are starting to realize so they embark on a mission to break up Barney and Robin. Lily, who has mastered the art of breaking up, joins Ted and Marshall in formulating a scheme to reignite the four biggest fights Barney and Robin have ever been in…all at once. In the end, though, we learn that the reenacting the battle of dirty dishes, the ex-girlfriend conflict, the Star Wars altercation and the Canadian-American war didn’t need to happen for Barney and Robin to realize that they’re just miserable together.
I like how Robin ended things with Barney by saying, “Maybe this isn’t a break up. Maybe this is two friends getting back together.” It is indeed a bittersweet ending but I have high hopes for Barney and Robin as they return to their old ways. Plus, there’s that failed Canadian variety show to look forward, thanks to Alan Thicke.
Ted and Robin are flustered to find out their upstairs neighbors are always having sex…err bagpipes as future Ted calls it. Ted goes upstairs to discover they’re old and can’t tell them to stop, cause, hey, good for them!
Meanwhile, Barney reveals that he’s never had a fight with Robin and convinces Marshall to stand up to Lily and stop cleaning up the dishes after himself. Using an elaborate speech and a horribly misogynistic dream sequence in which he makes out with Lily, the plan sounds pretty good to us too. Marshall goes for it, completely butchers the speech (would it have mattered anyway?), and ends up in a multi-day fight with Lily.
With tactics like that, Ted is convinces there’s no way Robin and Barney aren’t fighting. Inspired by his own bagpiping problem, Ted finds out from Barney’s downstairs neighbor that the two are fighting all the time. Apparently everything worked with Barney’s “walk out of the room” and Robin’s “get naked” strategies until they were trapped on a ski lift where neither could employ their trick. After that, the fight snowballed into every problem they’ve ever had. They eventually come to Lily and Marshall for advice and soon our favorite married couple realize how small their problems are, make up, and celebrate with some champagne that they’re still the best couple. Oh and they do a little bagpiping too.
Don’t worry, Ted and Robin work it out, but just have to deal with the fact that maybe not everything is a competition. They don’t have to be the best couple…
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MARSHALL BEQUEATHS A SLAP BET TO TED AND ROBIN, AND LILY’S ESTRANGED FATHER MAKES A SURPRISE VISIT, ON “HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER,” MONDAY, NOV. 23
Chris Elliott (”Everybody Loves Raymond”) Guest Stars as Mickey, Lily’s Dad
“Slapsgiving 2: Revenge of the Slap” - Barney freaks out when Marshall bequeaths a “slap bet” slap to Ted and Robin. Meanwhile, Lily’s estranged father shows up for Thanksgiving, on HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, Monday, Nov. 23 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Chris Elliott (”Everybody Loves Raymond”) guest stars as Lily’s dad.
SERIES REGULARS: Ted………………………………………. Josh Radnor Marshall…………………………………. Jason Segel Barney………………………….. Neil Patrick Harris Lily…………………………………. Alyson Hannigan Robin ………………………………. Cobie Smulders
RECURRING CAST Narrator…………………………………… Bob Saget
GUEST CAST: Mickey……………………………………. Chris Elliot Rita…………………………………. Christina Pickles Marvin Sr………………………….. Bill Fagerbakke Judy……………………………………. Suzie Plakson Marvin Jr…………………… Robert Michael Ryan Marcus………………………………….. Ned Rolsma Morris……………………………………. Jack Walsh Eleven Year Old Lily………………… Piper Mackenzie Harris Mr. Ossias………………………………. Greg Lewis Bridesmaid……………………….. Krystal Marshall Whitney…………………………. Marion Ruth Kerr Leopold…………………………….. Dennis W. Hall Mr. Park……………………….. Charles Rahi Chun Korean Woman…………………………. Doris Usui Boy #1…………………….. Jonathan Morgan Heit
WRITTEN BY: Jamie Rhonheimer DIRECTED BY: Pamela Fryman
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