How I Met Your Mother Season 3 (1 Viewer)

[Scott-S]

I am glad I am not the only one who thinks Willow is hot!!!!

 

[ZacharyTait]

I really enjoyed tonight's episode. My favorite part was the 2-minute date, far better than speed dating.

Britney was looking damn good tonight. If this was a move to generate some positive publicity for her, it was an excellent move.

Can I ride the quintcycle with Britney, Sarah, Alyson and Cobie?

Barney being sent to the corner for his fireball was hilarious.

Could anyone tell if the French that Josh and Sarah spoke is accurate at all?

 

[Hanson]

Anyone catch that Sarah Chalke's character could only get a sitter for an occasional girls' night out and a St Patrick's Day Party?

Then again, it all seems too easy.

 

[Patrick Sun]

It started out a little slow, but any episode making Ted look like a jackass in lust is okay by me. Loved the 'tache bet payoff.

Robin looked great with her hair parted from her left to right (rather than down the middle).

 

[Joseph DeMartino]

But she was criminally under-used in this episode. Everybody else got a nice scene or two, but Colbie was just window-dressing sitting at the table at the bar. (Very nice window-dressing, mind you, but I like it better when she gets to - you know - act. )

Loved the reveal of Barney as the obnoxious jerk on the phone. Pity they spoiled the tag by running it in the promos every 10 minutes for the past week. :frowning:

Regards,

Joe

 

[DaveF]

I really enjoyed this episode -- though I don't understand why they (1) had Britney on the show and (2) what was the point of her character? Desparate pop stars aside...

I was impressed how well Sarah Chalke fit into the show and the role. The implication that she's the "mother" is interesting, and she would be a good choice for the character, I think.

The two-minute date was sublime. A magical bit of TV for me.

 

[Patrick Sun]

Nice tie-in with March Madness and Barney's sexual conquests finally catching up to him.

 

[Jon Martin]

The closing segment was the best part, with the old blue computer screen and everything.

 

[Marty M]

Yes, a great homage to Doogie Howser. They were even playing the same music they used when Doogie started typing.

 

[Josh Dial]

the website is of course real.

 

[ZacharyTait]

Cobie Smulders in the bar seduction scene?

The writers need to hook up Barney and Robin. That would be....wait for it....awesome!

"I've got a list. It's called my marriage license!" Excellent line!

 

[Hanson]

 

[Joseph DeMartino]

Regards,

Joe

 

[Hanson]

Lot's of red herrings this season.

 

[Josh Dial]

My guess is the "wrecker," is Heloise, the unseen scrapbook store worker.

 

[Derek Miner]

I was thinking yesterday, as I watched the "Bracketology" episode, that if the show were to be cut short at the end of this season, we would never get to find out all the things bad things that have been implied will befall Marshall and Lily based on his choice to take the "evil" job. That could be a whole season arc in itself.

 

[Kevin Grey]

Seemed to work. I'm pretty sure the ratings have been up since the break.

 

[TonyD]

could you say that one more time.

 

[Doug Miller]

I just think it's awesome that the website has been up since 10/9/06. Is that true? If it is, that's the longest paying setup I think I've ever seen.

I laughed and hard at last nights episode. You gotta love the song on the website too btw.

Doug

 

[Derek Miner]

There was the episode where Marshall was being courted by the evil law firm and they give him the theme park to represent. They flashed forward to a huge scandal at the park, which seemed like a good setup for a whole season's worth of Marshall subplots. I mean, I would hope they don't leave that plotline unanswered, with Marshall and Lily fans wondering how he got out of that mess.