Concept is nice! But would be good to get timestamps in the description :)

Sincerely, thank you. Your takes on HIMYM have been great and your videos have always had some amazing editing, sound, and quality so an hour and a half of HIMYM takes, i'm down!

Thanks bro, I've been feeling kinda depressed lately and a compilation vid like this of HIMYM is more than I could ask for

@@Friendowo Appreciate this!!

@@NK-dt1kp You're very welcome!

People talk about the office also

@@namantripathi. i mean, the first 5 seasons of The Office were pretty damn great.

‘Proud’ of liking a TV show ? 😂

@@saicharand7765 yeah and? I’m a proud fan, deal with it.

@@leonolsen 😂

It doesn’t really count… that ending isn’t real tm it’s disrespects Barney as he had done emotional and mental development and this just never sat right with me. He was fine being with Robin, who he already said he was okay with not having kids. This storyline along with Robin’s infertility story is so disrespectful towards her that even if these storylines didn’t happen… that ending is still terrible. I hate this story and I will gladly ignore that and everything else in THAT ending.

Yes Barney’s kid was consolation prize after Robin

@@JSulikowska it was a way for them to disregard Barney’s feelings and life after breaking up his marriage. He wouldn’t have gone down that path realistically he would have had a kid with Robin if they wanted that. He wouldn’t have done this if he was okay with the way things went down with Robin. This along with killing Tracy and the character development was wasted on good writing. These plots are terribly done. It has no place in the series. Barney was perfectly fine and happy with Robin, they are happiest with each other even if they did split up both wouldn’t react to it in this way because both had character development. They would be devastated, the stuff after their wedding was not necessary.

It has nothing to do with the woman which is disappointing especially after all his growth with Robin Like I get he found true love with his child and it was a sweet moment but it's unearned

@@MylingCyrus yeah, it really doesn’t. The woman Barney knocks up is just some bad plot device it disrespects Barney and Robin as well because she couldn’t have kids. And, don’t even get me started with how they used Tracy as a baby maker. That’s the reason why this ending is so shitty. It also disrespects Lily, all the women on this show are not taken seriously, the men (Ted and Marshall) particularly got the endings the creators wanted without seeing things more from the woman’s perspective or Barney who had not only grew to actually fall in love with someone, had a real relationship with who just happened to not be able to give him a kid, a kid that he so conveniently got from someone else he wasn’t even in a relationship with, he just knocks her up and we hear nothing about it because it does not go with the actual meaning of the show. The ending is purely a fanfic that was written terribly and there are fanfics that are written much better than that crap they tried and failed to write. It’s why I chose to ignore everything about that ending and just keep Barney married to Robin. They both were miserable because of that divorce which wasn’t necessary. It was all for the plot for Ted. Had nothing to do with them or their relationship which was fine.

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@@ashleyb3527 Barney uses the number a lot, it’s potentially his favourite number He was born in ‘83, he also boasts a win rate (picking up women) of 83 percent which is most likely false

@theonetruefusion8533 oh thank u so much 💓 💖 💗

10 years and you still don't understand the ending. It was badly executed, but it was the right ending if you know where it all comes from.

@@alephink love people like you who go "you just didn't get it" then leave with no explanation of what exactly wasn't gotten.

@@RSpracticalshooting The premise and ending of HIMYM was based in the novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez "Love in the time of chollera", which is Ted's favourite book. In the novel we meet Florentino, a man who briefly strikes a romance with a young girl called Fermina. After breaking up he waits half a century for her spouse to die so that they can be reunited at old age. And he doesn't wait six years, he goes to the funeral and proclaimes his neverending love for her after 50 years. She had done her duty as a wife, she had 2 kids, boy and girl and meanwhile Florentino had a long list of lovers, as we see Ted in the series tell his kids about all his hookups. Was the ending perfect? no, but that was the reason they did it, I would love to have at least one more season to watch it unfold and know more about Tracy, but I understand why they killed her off. I recently watched the whole series again and it makes sense, Ted's love for Robin never went away, he just accepted reality and in the end he got another shot, just like in the novel.

​@@RSpracticalshooting I answered but somehow it got deleted. The premise and ending of HIMYM is based upon the novel "Love in the time of chollera by Gabriel García Márquez, which is Ted's favorite book. The story goes about a man called Florentino Ariza who strikes a brief romance with a girl named Fermina Daza. After they break up she gets married and has 2 kids, a boy and a girl. Florentino bows to wait for her and does for more than 50 years, and meanwhile he has a long list of lovers, just like Ted's tells their kids about all his hookups in his youth. Finally, when Fermina's husband dies he shows up at the funeral and proclaims his neverending love for her. She rejects him at first but then she realizes that she has done her duty as a wife and as a mother and gives Florentino another chance. That's the reason we got that confusing finale, it's badly executed as I said, I would love to have had another season to watch it unfold, know more of Tracy and witness Robin and Barney fall out of love in a more organic way. I recently watched the series again and it makes sense, Ted's love for Robin never went away, he just accepted reality and waited until their dreams of family or professional success were no longer an obstacle.

That’s the worst part for me. If the writers really believed in the direction they finally took,they had the entirety of the final season to build up to it. But they were probably afraid of ratings tanking mid season, so took the cowards’ way out…

I think a lot of fans might feel the same way. Personally I think Jason Segal is the reason the show kind of went off the rails at the end, but Marshall is hands down one of the best characters in the entire show.

@Nerdstalgic you can understand his desire to branch out and do other stuff, he was great as David Foster Wallace

While hands down Marshall is the best character, the only character I hate is Ted for being a complete idiot. I can't see the hate for lily, I know there a lot of it, but I've always had a celebrity crush for Alyson Hannigan. Especially as a horny teenager when American Pie came out.

@@TheBaldr credit where it's due, Alyson telling Marshall that his dad died is the single best acted moment in that show

Marshal was the best!

Now you can do it in one easy place! :)

Of course that’s a Ted Mosby line…

This is what people don't get lol. It's SUPPOSED to be dark and sad and reflective of real life where not everything is tied up nicely with a bow. So disheartening that people can't see that. Glad there's a few of us

They don't exist lol. Best show ever

That's definitely a nice way of looking at it.

@@Keyh I think that's what makes the show work. The premise isn't a group of friends living in NY. The premise is a guy recalling his glory years. So anything unrealistic is probably just his exaggeration. It's brilliant, really.

And they do… there’s an alternate ending it’s a better ending. Just do what you want with it.

@@Sharzzz12 I know there is, doesn’t change the reality the show runners went with

@@JakeMatthews-OnLo it changes the ending… Ted ends up with Tracy and Robin made up with Barney and they got back together. Only if you chose to go with that other ending. Me, personally I only chose the ending where Barney & Robin get married and the rest is just for Ted. I go from their wedding to Ted and Tracy’s wedding.

Legendary

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@@Nerdstalgic Nice one, i will be there🙌🏼

Let's goop

HIMYM was my favorite show during its initial run, and after the Finale, I haven't gone back to watch a single episode. It just feels pointless now.

@@bryndone I overheard some of my family thinking of watching and I warned them off of it saying that of all the show's ever watched, this is my biggest regret. You know the biggest disappointment is that it's NOT a badly written show. In fact, it's a well written show and because it did such a good job of convincing us that Ted and Robin don't belong together (and that Barney & Robin & Ted & the Mother do belong together) for the majority of their show, they should have known that ending would be the worst decision ever.

I feel you brother I LOVE THIS SHOW but as i get closer and closer to season 9 on rewatches every time i lose a lot of interest because since we all know the ending season 7-9 just feels so pointless now and that SUCKS cause there are some BANGERs of episodes

Sorry for blowing up you're comments but you are actually blowing my mind ever 2 min.

over Marshall???

@@theredqveen Yup. Marshall and Lilly were amongst my most hated. They were both huge Aholes in their own way. Imo.

You should have seen the old voice guy. He sounded like a constant yawn fart

you could have just not watched this video instead of commenting. y'all annoying 😊

@@theredqveen comments are for feedback. You could’ve kept yours to yourself)))

More like a hot garbage take…

@@saicharand7765 I know a lot of people disagree but I think the ending is massively underrated

@@joshliam1967 Of course you do…

@@joshliam1967 It got it's flaws but it is still the best ending it could have had.

One of the worst endings for all eternity.

A simple test is to listen to S Club Party by S Club 7. There is a part towards the end of the song - you’ll know it when you hear it … If you find it funny, you’ll like HIMYM. If you find it cringe or offensive, you won’t (Also if you have no idea who S Club 7 is you _probably_ won’t like it.)

That would still be considered modern day. Modern doesn't mean this exact moment in time.

@@zahrakassam2559 I know what modern means. The term retro applies better, as it's typically used for media 15-20 years old. Then vintage for 30-100. Antique for 100+. I mean, HIMYM is pre iphone! The world has changed SO much since 2005.

@@solarvoid777 for a sitcom, The Office and Parks and Rec are still considered "modern" sitcoms. They changed the genre.