Even if you didn't watch How I Met Your Mother, someone you know is likely a victim of the series' tacked-on twist ending. Fortunately, there's an antidote: Someone has edited the How I Met Your Mother series finale that fans deserve after 3 good seasons and 5 pretty terrible ones.
How I Met Your Mother, the long-running CBS sitcom, ended last night. There was a, sort of, twist. Fans were disappointed:
A popular Chinese sitcom called iPartment has been on the receiving end of increasing flak from viewers who contend the show is little more than a compilation of jokes shamelessly stolen from American sitcoms.
Last night was the second episode of Ashton Kutcher's run on Two and a Half Men, and while it was down from last week's boffo debut, it wasn't down that much.
Last night, How I Met Your Mother worked even more of it's Daddy-issues out when John Lithgow turns up as Barney's long-lost father. After 30+ years of expectations, Barney was less-than-thrilled to find out that his father's a boring Driver's Ed teacher.
It's pretty surreal watching this Russian version of HIMYM - the settings are similar and the Barney character is wearing a suit, but it's still so strange! In Soviet Russia, is Robin Sparkles still Canadian?
In tonight's very-appropriately titled episode—Legendaddy—Barney's father will show up at his door while the gang is inside trying to get the TV to work. Inside, see who Barney's father is (spoiler alert!)
In last night's installment of HIMYM, we learn that Barney actually has a heart, albeit during a cheesy scene in a hospital room in which the doctor tells him "Your heart literally skipped a beat!" Also: Robin dates a dog.
HIMYM gave us some big plot reveals in last night's episode. Without being too spoiler-ly, Marshall and Lily make some big life changes, Barney takes a stab at actual dating, and Ted's love life is about to change.
Last nights How I Met Your Mother coined a new holiday for all singles on the day that falls before February 14th—Desperation Day. It's apparently when all singles become extremely aware of their solitude and put out.
Today at Gawker.TV, Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet perform a musical number, Ed Helms does Tom Brokaw, Lil' Wayne can bowl, and watch the Today Show anchors lose their cool while sexually-charged animals climb all over them.
Well okay, then! Last night on How I Met Your Mother, we're (pretty sure) that the show's biggest mystery was finally solved. But first, let's take a look at Katy Perry's stint on the show.
Today at Gawker.TV, Fox and Friends is up in arms over a British Superman, Adam Scott hates working with attractive people, Katy Perry promotes her appearance on HIMYM, and Justin Bieber says the word "like" like, a lot.
Katy Perry will guest star on How I Met Your Mother next week—just in case you hadn't already heard. She's rumored to play a love interest of Ted's, yet in all of the publicity stills is with NPH.
Today at Gawker.TV, Rob Lowe goes crazy on the cast of Parks and Recreation, Hoda Kotb's kinkajou-kiss, teasing Curb Your Enthusiasm's move to New York, HIMYM's funeral episode, and celebrity targets stand behind Ricky Gervais' Golden Globes set.
Last week, HIMYM broke the sitcom mold by killing of Marshall's Dad. This week, the crew heads to Minnesota to be there for Marshall at his father's funeral. Raise your hand if you found yourself teary-eyed during the episode...
He's baaaaack, thanks to TLC. Also today: everyone's favorite dreamvamp gets his ears lowered, bad news for Paula Abdul, good news for Katy Perry (which is bad news for us), and a misguided NBC show moves ahead.
What a conveniently timed little piece of PR this is: the cast of HIMYM talking about how much they love the show. It's got laughs and earnest talk and you just know CBS forced it in response to Monday's episode.
Today at Gawker.TV, Gwenyth Paltrow gets her 90s groove on, The Bachelor returns, How I Met Your Mother's brilliant "bad news," Snooki talks getting fired and that other show the star of Lifetime's Craigslist Killer movie was in last night.
A slow clap for the writers that work on How I Met Your Mother. This episode tackled an array of tough subjects (being infertile, losing a parent) with a touching episode complete with a hidden message running through it.
