How I Met Your Mother

While Ted and Robin’s romance blossoms, the newly-single Marshall is having trouble getting over his break up with Lily, in spite of the gang’s best efforts to cheer him.

While Marshall adjusts to bachelorhood, Lily is back in town after an amazing summer in San Francisco, but what really brought her back?

Robin is worried about meeting Ted's parents, who have a big surprise in store. Meanwhile, Lily and Marshall struggle with the precarious new status of their relationship.

After Ted and Robin's first big fight, Ted goes out on the town with a great new pick-up line and a jealous Robin hot on his heels.

Needing a place to stay, Lily moves in with Barney, and it's only a matter of time before they're sleeping together. Elsewhere, Marshall spends some quality time with a new friend, who just happens to be a guy.

Hoping that she'll lighten up a bit, Barney takes it upon himself to satisfy Marshall's recently divorced law professor. Lily, meanwhile, takes a job at Ted's office and tries to teach the boss a lesson.

Marshall goes on his first real date since breaking up with Lily, but his buddies warn him about the inherent dangers of dating a girl with crazy eyes.

The whole gang is off to Atlantic City when Marshall and Lily finally decide to get married, but eloping just isn't as easy as it used to be!

Robin tries to hide her secret past, and the guys discuss opposing viewpoints on getting to know women: while Ted prefers to know everything up front, Barney wants to know as little as possible.

Barney may be losing a wingman when his brother James arrives in town with some surprising news.

Ted must find a way to make amends when a fight between him and Lily threatens to ruin everyone's holiday.

Robin wants to talk her younger sister out of losing her virginity, and the gang regales one another with the wild stories of their first sexual experiences.

A nude painting of Marshall gives Barney an idea for a portrait of his own, and Ted can’t quite bring himself to fire his former boss in spite of the man’s obnoxiousness.

When a funeral preempts the gang's Super Bowl plans, they agree to watch the game on Monday night, trying desperately not to find out the score ahead of time.

Ted contemplates the mysterious ways of destiny after a string of bad luck that might just turn out for the best.

While Ted and Robin purge themselves of mementos from past relationships, Lily's performance in an awful play prompts Barney to star in a play of his own.

With Marshall's beloved Fiero in the shop for repairs, the gang reminisces about good times spent in the old car, and Marshall realizes that it may finally be time to let it go.

Before he considers moving into Ted's old room himself, Barney does everything he can to prevent Ted from moving in with Robin.

Barney ruins Marshall’s bachelor party by hiring a stripper, and Lily reveals a secret that causes Marshall to rethink his choice of best man.

Barney is thrilled by the opportunity to fulfill a lifelong dream: to appear on The Price is Right and actually meet Bob Barker.

Surprisingly, it's up to Barney, the consummate bachelor, to set things right when they go wrong on Marshall and Lily's wedding day.

At Marshall and Lily's wedding reception, Barney is desperate to discover the big secret that Ted and Robin are hiding.