How I Met Your Mother Spoilers
Updated on May 8, 2008
How I Met Your Mother airs on Mondays at 8:30 p.m.. Due to the strike, 20 of the 22 episodes will be completed.
Episode 3.19: Everything Must Go
Airdate: May 12, 2008
05/07 - When Barney and Abby realize that they have one thing in common - their mutual hatred of Ted - the "couple" decides to go to the bar to flaunt their new relationship in Ted's face. Guest cast: Abby: Britney Spears, Woman: Jennifer Lothrop, Female Gallery Patron: Petrea Burchard, Caf Guy: Johnny Palermo, Vendor: Matt Besser, Lawrence: Todd Sherry, Walter: Steve Hasley, Cool Black Man: Justin Alston, Dr. Greer: Larry Wilmore. Source: CBS- 04/28 - Britney Spears is indeed returning to CBS' giddy-good comedy, How I Met Your Mother for at least one more episode. It's been confirmed by Fox Studios that [she] will play the same role, Abby, in the 19th (and penultimate) episode of the season, airing May 12. [...] "In 'Everything Must Go,' Barney and Abby realize that they have one thing in common: their mutual hatred of Ted. The new 'couple' decides to go to the bar to flaunt their new relationship in Ted's face. Desperate to get a rise out of his former pal, Barney pops a surprising question to Abby." [...] Here's an excerpt from the Britney episode script, just to get your HIMYM butterflies hopping... Barney: Oh, wow, Ted, long time no see. I guess you're wondering why I haven't called in a while. See, I'm kind of done with the whole having a life and being awesome thing. Now I'm all about staying in, wearing loose-fitting clothing, and watching bad movies my girlfriend makes us watch. Ted: That so? Barney: I'm sorry, have you guys met my girlfriend, Abby? She's my girlfriend, and I just love her love her love her. We're in love, just like Tom and Katie. [Jumping up] I'm in love! And there's nothing about it that makes everyone around me uncomfortable or annoyed!" Source: Kristin on E!Online
- 04/27 - Old Ted tells his kids that to pick a career, first find something you love, then figure out how to get paid for it. He then says that Lily found out a long time ago that she loved painting. A flashback has the gang go to an art gallery where one of Lily's painting is displayed. Patrons only have bad comments about the painting meaning that Lily has yet to find out how to get paid for her art. Lily eventually accepts that she is a painter who teach kindergarden for money. She brings her class to the MET but the museum is closed so she decides to bring everyone to Robin's TV station. The kids are acting like grownups when they first meet Robin; they tell her they get their news fix online and that they watch The Daily Show. But later, they act like kids when one cries to leave the station and another runs around naked. Lily thinks she finally got her big break when a G-CWOK (gay couple without kids) buys her painting but, as expected, there is a twist to this. Barney brags about having a serioues girlfriend named Abby. Source: SpoilerFix.com
Episode 3.20: Miracles (Season finale)
Airdate: May 19, 2008
- 05/08 - Ted's cab gets hit by a car and the previous 3 seasons flash before his eyes. In the hospital room, Marshall tells stories to prove to Robin that miracles exist and she tells them why she doesn't believe in miracles. Flashbacks include a college-age Marshall going through customs after a trip to Amsterdam, why Marshall did not get his job back at Hewitt, and a 6-year-old Robin and her dog, Lila. Source: SpoilerFix.com
- 05/07 - Sources confirm that Stella will be back for the season finale. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide
- 05/07 - We'll be meeting little Robin when she was 6 years old and her puppy suffered complications from a "canine-testudine cerebro-xenograft." Source: Kristin on E!Online
General Spoilers:
- 03/23 - Expect a season-ending cliff-hanger, involving "actual compelling emotional situations." Source: Entertainment Weekly
- 10/02/2007 - We meet Lily's big brother later this year! Source: Kristin on E!Online
- 09/15/2007 - [Barney] may land a girlfriend of his own. And all the characters will face what [Carter] Bays calls a "life-changing moment," playing into "the ideas of this show, about destiny and free will and how little control we have over our own lives." Source: Entertainment Weekly
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