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How I Met Your Mother: 4.12 Benefits
Written by admin on January 8, 2009 – 4:52 pm -Everybody’s favorite comedy series, How I Met Your Mother, returns with season 4 episode 12, “Benefits”, to make us all laugh again. What antics will Ted, Marshall, Robin and Barney come up this time? As I checked the spoilers for How I Met Your Mother 4.12 (season 4 episode 12), there are several scenarios suggested.
One spoiler says episode s04e12 revolves around poo. Yep, you heard me. Poo! Quite specifically, it’s about Marshall not being able to find a proper spot to do his business at work. Kim Kardashian will reportedly be joining fellow reality stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag in the episode where they will be playing “magazine cover versions of themselves” as they taunt Marshall during his quest to find a stall of solitude. Sounds like another hilarious episode to me.
How I Met Your Mother : 4.11 Little Minnesota - Recap
Written by admin on December 16, 2008 – 5:56 pm -
When Ted’s younger sister, Heather, comes to visit and decides she wants to move there, Ted worries that she’s not mature or responsible enough to survive in NYC. Being the overprotective older brother, Ted tries to keep her out of trouble, and in particular keep her away from Barney. But when Ted becomes too overbearing, Heather teaches him a lesson that gives him new respect for her. And after northern natives Marshall and Robin bond during the first frost of the year, Marshall helps Robin get through her worst bout of homesickness by introducing her to his favorite Minnesota themed bar.
How I Met Your Mother: 4.11 Little Minnesota
Written by admin on December 10, 2008 – 11:51 am -Season: 4
Episode: 11
First Aired: 12/15/2008
On How I Met Your Mother Season 4 Episode 11, Marshall takes Robin to a bar. The bar by the looks of it has a Minnesota Theme. If you watch How I Met Your Mother Season 4 Episode 11, you will know what happens there.
Moving on, Ted attempts to keep his sister who is just visiting away from Barney. Again, I really want to see the whole story on this so I will not miss to watch How I Met Your Mother Season 4 Episode 11.
Writers:
Chuck Tatham
Director: Pamela Fryman
Stars:
Josh Radnor (Ted Mosby)
Neil Patrick Harris (Barney Stinson)
Alyson Hannigan (Lily Aldrin)
Jason Segel (Marshall Eriksen)
Cobie Smulders (Robin Scherbatsky)
How I Met Your Mother: 4.10 The Fight
Written by admin on December 5, 2008 – 11:01 am -Season: 4
Episode: 10
First Aired: 12/8/2008
The Fight‘, that’s the title of the next episode of How I Met Your Mother (season 4 episode 10). In this episode, Ted and Barney pick a fight with guys sitting in their favorite booth in an attempt to change how their friends perceive them. Sounds intriguing, don’t you think? And makes me wonder how it will turn turn out. Unfortunately, ‘How I Met Your Mother‘ has taken a break this week and ‘The Fight’ (s04e10) will not be shown until next week. In fact, no preview is yet available for this episode too.
I will try to find some other information about season 4 episode 10 of ‘How I Met Your Mother’ for all of you fans out there. I’m sure many of you can’t
wait until next week for at least a preview. He he. I will post it here once I find it. As for the full video stream of ‘The Fight’ (s04e10), it will be posted here immediately after it becomes available online. So do check back regularly for the preview and the full video stream of season 4 episode 10 (s04e10) of How I Met Your Mother: ‘The Fight’.
Director- Pamela Fryman
Screenwriter- Theresa Mulligan Rosenthal
Main Cast
- Josh Radnor as Ted Mosby
- Alyson Hannigan as Lily Aldrin
- Jason Segel as Marshall Eriksen
- Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Stinson
- Cobie Smulders as Robin Scherbatsky
The Naked Man 4.09
Written by admin on November 19, 2008 – 4:03 pm -
Season: 4
Episode: 9
First Aired: 11/24/2008
Director- Pamela Fryman
Screenwriter- Joe Kelly
Main Cast
- Josh Radnor as Ted Mosby
- Alyson Hannigan as Lily Aldrin
- Jason Segel as Marshall Eriksen
- Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Stinson
- Cobie Smulders as Robin Scherbatsky
Ted is still not over his break up with Stella, but things get better when he meets Vicky, a woman who makes him feel the way he did before his heart was broken.
How I Met Your Mother: 4.08 Woooo!
Written by admin on November 14, 2008 – 8:24 am -Season: 4
Episode: 8
First Aired: 11/17/2008
Robin reconnects with a group of single partiers known as the “Woo Girls”. Ted must present Barney a plan for his company’s new HQ.
Writers:
Craig ThomasCarter Bays
Director:
Pamela Fryman
Stars:
Josh Radnor (Ted Mosby)
Neil Patrick Harris (Barney Stinson)
Alyson Hannigan (Lily Aldrin)
Jason Segel (Marshall Eriksen)
Cobie Smulders (Robin Scherbatsky)
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How I Met Your Mother: Jeremy’s Sock
Written by admin on November 6, 2008 – 3:11 pm -Season: 4
Episode: 7
First Aired: 11/10/2008
Lily and Marshall are considering having a baby, but Lily wants advice from Ted and Robin, first. However, she soon finds they have very different views.
Writers:
Robia Rashid
Director:
Pamela Fryman
Stars:
Neil Patrick Harris (Barney Stinson)
Alyson Hannigan (Lily Aldrin)
Cobie Smulders (Robin Scherbatsky)
Josh Radnor (Ted Mosby)
Jason Segel (Marshall Eriksen)
Recurring Role:
Bob Saget (Voice of Ted, 2030)
Guest Star:
Michael Hagiwara (Mr. Li)
Michael Antosy (Recruit)
Elena K. Smith (Ted’s Cousin)
Dan Lauria (Nolan)
Daniele Watts (Lori)
Lindsey Stoddart (Charlotte)
Michael McCafferty (Cabbie)
How I Met Your Mother: Happily Ever After
Written by admin on October 30, 2008 – 2:16 pm -Season: 4
Episode: 6
First Aired: 11/3/2008
The gang contemplate ways in which they’d handle an unwanted encounter with a person from their past.
Writers:
Jamie Rhonheimer
Director:
Pamela Fryman
Stars:
Josh Radnor (Ted Mosby)
Jason Segel (Marshall Eriksen)
Neil Patrick Harris (Barney Stinson)
Alyson Hannigan (Lily Aldrin)
Cobie Smulders (Robin Scherbatsky)
Recurring Role:
Jason Jones (Tony)
Darcy Rose Byrnes (Lucy)
Sarah Chalke (Stella Zinman)
Bob Saget (Voice of Ted, 2030)
Guest Star:
Michael Bolten (Kyle)
Eric Braeden (Robin, Sr.)
Meegan Godfrey (Becca)
Max Prado (Michael Sasser)
Chris Dotson (Waiter)
How I Met Your Mother: Stella!
Written by admin on October 10, 2008 – 7:37 am -Season: 4
Episode: 4
First Aired: 10/13/2008
Stella’s sister Nora stops by and she does not love Ted. Lucky for Ted, Nora’s fiancé does not love Nora either, and he practically leaves her at the altar. And there is an empty altar waiting around for a bride and groom to stand in front of it…
Stars:
Alyson Hannigan (Lily Aldrin)
Bob Saget (Voice of Ted, 2030)
Josh Radnor (Ted Mosby)
Cobie Smulders (Robin Scherbatsky)
Neil Patrick Harris (Barney Stinson)
Jason Segel (Marshall Eriksen)
Guest Star:
Danneel Harris (Nora)
How I Met Your Mother: I Heart NJ
Written by admin on October 7, 2008 – 5:55 pm -
(S04E03) As a native and resident of New Jersey, I was very offended by this episode.
Actually, that’s not true. As most Jerseyans will tell you, we have a sense of humor about our state and make fun of it all the time. But when outsiders make fun of it, boy… watch out.
Ted Mosby’s the worst kind of New Yorker; he moves there from some other part of the country, rides a subway or two, has a dog at Papaya King and thinks he has the right to make fun of the B&Ts (Bridge & Tunnelers) who love visiting New York but would rather live in their (slightly) cheaper and quieter homes in the suburbs. We’ve seen Ted unleash his wrath on the Garden State in the past, but now his dislike of my home state came back to bite him in the ass… in the form of a pretty blond doctor.
I know Stella’s not supposed to completely fit in with the gang, but you’d think she’d have slid into the group’s groove a lot better by now. And it’s weird, because we all know how good Sarah Chalke can be in a comedic setting.
Stella was a little more animated tonight, but it seems like every time we see her, she becomes more staid and dull. Maybe Bays and Thomas are doing this on purpose to not make longtime viewers think she’s the mother; after all, she’s making Ted move out to a place he hates so much that he goes to the bathroom to drop a “huge New Jersey.” Yes, Teddy came around after he realized that being with Stella and her daughter Lucy was the important part. But I don’t buy it. Ted was his usual selfish self just five minutes before that, only compromising enough to suggest moving to Brooklyn; I can see this being a big issue as we go along.
My favorite moment was Marshall’s speech about being “too big for New York.” “I’m a huge monster that came out of the ocean to destroy bodegas!” Given his Minnesota background, it’s refreshing that Marshall hasn’t bought into the NYC mystique as much as Ted has. But those withering looks from Lily will keep him in New York forever.
We just knew that Robin was going to get that foreign correspondent’s job, wasn’t she? Two weeks ago, I wrote: “And will that job (Barney) encouraged Robin to go for will take her away from Barney in one of those cruel twists of fate? Can this show be that melodramatic?” I guess it is. It’s interesting that the entire time Barney was keeping his fist up for hours looking for a cheap bump, he was sincerely encouraging Robin the entire time to believe in herself and not call her old boss back. The look on his face when she mentioned the new job is why NPH is the MVP of HIMYM (whew, a lot of initials there).
More fun stuff:
- Despite the fist hold and the “awesome manly pain tears” associated with it, Barney’s speech that described the regretful look women get when they go back to him a second time was the Best Barneyism of the week. It worked on about three different levels. Close second: his attempt to seduce a lesbian.
- Never saw dog shirts at my Costco (or Price Co., as they called it), but those recliners with cupholders were all over the place.
- Robin’s 24-esque adventure to get back to her old job on time seemed to be a bit underdeveloped and out of place, but worth it to hear “Molar bear” and “the shocking de-rails… after this.”
- Stella said that NJ is a place where you know your neighbors. Maybe in her neighborhood, it is. I have no idea who everyone is on my floor, and I’ve lived next to some of them for years.