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Introducing so many subplots and clues of varying import would go some way to explaining why the show’s ending left fans infuriated.

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By the episode’s end, it had turned out to be a bait-and-switch – the older Ted tells his children that this specific story isn’t about how he met their mother, but rather their “Aunt Robin”. The ambiguity of The Sopranos’ final shot left a number of fans outraged – but you’d be hard pressed to find anyone so infuriated by it that they wouldn’t recommend the show as a whole to their friends or family.

CBS had “indie movie darling” Gerwig and the voice of Meg Ryan, in what would have been her first regular TV role – they would have made it work if they really wanted to. Your feedback is important to us, your review about this product will be revised by our experts and will be published within 5 working days. Fans of How I Met Your Mother are no strangers to long waits, waiting nine years to find out exactly how said mother was met, and finally, another wait for fans is over; after six years since the show's final airing, How I Met Your Mother is finally getting Funko Pop!

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I am a big fan of the HIMYM series and Barney is and always will be one of my favorite characters of all time. Whereas Friends, The Office and the recent influx of 1990s black sitcoms ( Moesha and Sister Sister among them) to launch on the US Netflix have spawned generations of new fans, HIMYM has stayed dormant. In 2030, affable architect Ted Mosby tells his teenage children about the events that led up to him meeting their mother, with Ted’s romantic trevails (and his friendships with engaged couple Lily and Marshall and pick-up artist creep Barney) unfurling in flashback.She’d be the star of a How I Met Your Motherspin-off, one titled, in all seriousness, How I Met Your Dad. Neil Patrick Harris confirmed he was gay a year into the show, and there was something transgressive about an out actor playing a womanising lothario – even if his character, Barney, was the kind of “loveable arsehole” caricature who was more destructive to the culture than essential to it. Initially, they appear to be this show’s version of Ross and Rachel, the central couple which every future plot somehow revolves around.