How I Met Your Mother

Lily goes to San Francisco to enroll in an art program, leaving Ted, Barney and Robin to deal with the fallout of her breakup with Marshall.

Lily returns from San Francisco just as Marshall is finally recovering from their breakup.

Ted's parents are visiting for the weekend, and a stunning family secret is revealed during brunch.

After Ted and Robin have a fight, Barney tries to show Ted that his job as an architect is a great way to pick up women.

Lily moves in with Barney to escape her rat-infested apartment, and Marshall enjoys fun "couple activities" with a male law-school buddy.

Barney seduces Marshall's law professor in hopes of getting her to grade more leniently. Lily takes a job at Ted's office.

Ted and Barney try to convince Marshall that his new girlfriend is crazy. Barney gets a new nickname.

Marshall and Lily drag the gang to Atlantic City to elope.

Robin's aversion to malls piques Ted's interest as to what secret she is hiding.

Struggling with being the only single friend in their group, Barney invites his brother to visit and be his wingman.

Harsh words exchanged between Ted and Lily nearly ruin Christmas.

Robin tries to keep her teenage sister from having sex, which prompts everyone to recall their own first sexual experiences.

Ted struggles to fire an employee. The gang torments Marshall after discovering a nude portrait of him.

A funeral keeps the gang from watching the Super Bowl live, and they make a pact not to find out the final score until they can watch it the next day.

A string of bad luck ensues when Ted picks up a penny on the subway, leading to him missing a job interview — and possibly his destiny.

Ted and Robin get hung up on the items each of them has kept from previous relationships. Lily forces the gang to see her in a play.

When Marshall's Fiero gives out just short of reaching 200,000 miles, the gang recounts their memories of the car, marking the end of an era.

Barney goes to extraordinary lengths to sabotage Ted and Robin's relationship as the two prepare to move in together.

After ruining the bachelor party, Barney is nearly uninvited from Marshall and Lily’s wedding.

Thinking Bob Barker may be his dad, Barney trains for an appearance on "The Price Is Right." Marshall and Lily try sleeping apart before the wedding.

When Marshall and Lily's plans for their dream wedding go awry, Ted and the gang step in to save the day.

At Marshall and Lily's wedding reception, Barney finds out that Ted and Robin have a secret they have been hiding for weeks.

When Robin shows up with an Adonis by her side, Ted decides to hit the town with Barney, and his performance is legen — wait for it — dary.

After seeing women get weak in the knees over Robin's man, Gael, Barney and Ted decide to pose as out-of-towners in order to meet them.

When two women are both attracted to Ted, they take the party to his place, where the gang helps Ted realize bad luck doesn't always come in threes.

When "kid-unfriendly" Robin forms a bond with the son of the guy she is dating, she decides it is too serious and must let the little guy down.

Ted's new girlfriend becomes jealous that the story of how he met his pals is better than the story of how he met her.

When a corporate law firm courts Marshall, he's forced to let go of his dream of saving the Earth in favor of the almighty dollar.

When they decide to buy an apartment, Marshall discovers Lily's dirty little financial secret when they apply for a loan.

Ted says he has met a wonderful woman — although the gang can't help but point out one flaw, leading to a heated exchange among the group.

As Lily and Marshall host their first Thanksgiving as a married couple, Barney is tortured by the ticktock of the slap-bet countdown clock.

When Barney loses his mojo, he attends the Victoria's Secret Fall Fashion Show after-party to get himself back on track.

After learning Ted is taking his doctor on a date, the gang tries to convince him he shouldn’t date someone he sees on a regular basis.

When Ted takes a page from Barney's book and lives like there's no tomorrow, he gets a post-St. Patrick's Day reality check from Marshall.

Ted’s dermatologist turns down his repeated requests for a date, but her receptionist becomes smitten with him.

When Barney's love life is sabotaged by a mystery woman, he turns to tournament bracketology to narrow down who has the most cause to hate his guts.

After Marshall is verbally emasculated by his boss, he struggles with the fact that taking a job with a corporate law firm may have been a mistake.

When Robin rekindles things with an old flame, he crushes her again, but Barney, in his own inimitable style, helps her realize that she is awesome.

A guilt-ridden Barney breaks the Bro Code and struggles with the ramifications of his misstep.

When Ted tells the gang Stella's intimate secret, he must face the consequences of breaking her trust.

Barney and Abby go to the bar posing as a couple to gloat in front of their mutual enemy: Ted.

When Ted is in an accident, he reevaluates his life and relationship with Stella.

Stella responds to Ted's proposal. Meanwhile, Barney realizes that he's in love with Robin.

While on a quest to find the restaurant where he had his first Big Apple burger, Marshall bumps into television personality Regis Philbin.

Stella surprises Ted when she tells him she expects to move to New Jersey after they marry.

Ted insists that his friends go through with the intervention they had previously planned for his engagement to Stella.

After Stella and Ted decide to get married in three days, the presence of their exes destroys what was to be the happiest day of the couple's life.

The gang discusses how they would handle encounters with people they'd rather not see ever again.

Before making a life-altering decision, Lily seeks advice from Ted and Robin.

Robin starts hanging out with a group of single party girls.

The gang discovers a new way to score after Ted witnesses a tactic used by Robin's date.

To change their friends' perceptions of them, Ted and Barney pick a fight with a group of guys at MacLaren's.

Ted tries to keep his younger sister away from Barney when she comes to visit New York City.

Robin and Ted discover that they get along better as roommates if they're "friends with benefits."

The gang refuses to let a blizzard ruin their rituals of having fun.

The gang tries to help Robin find a job so that she won't be deported.

After noticing Barney's bizarre behavior, the gang suspects that he has a secret girlfriend.

Lily and Marshall are less than thrilled when Ted reunites with his pompous ex-girlfriend from college.

Ted is shocked to learn that Lily is responsible for his breakup with Karen — and for ruining his relationships with many of his former girlfriends.

Marshall and Barney lie to protect Ted after Goliath National Bank cancels plans to build the headquarters he was hired to design.

When Ted makes a list of things he says the gang is too old to do, Barney tries to complete everything on the list in one day.

Ted starts an architecture firm in his apartment and hires an intern to help get the company up and running.

Marshall and Barney try to get Ted to open up by pretending to be a woman whom he met at the bar.

Ted learns how a chance meeting with someone from the past can push a person toward their destiny. Meanwhile, Barney celebrates a milestone.

Ted's ex walks back into his life — along with her new fiance.

As Ted approaches his 31st birthday, he comes to realize that he needs to explore other career options.

The gang finds out that Robin and Barney are carrying on a secret romance.

While on a blind date, Ted discovers he had been fixed up with the same girl seven years earlier.

Ted puts his knowledge about Robin to good use when he teaches Barney how to date her.

Marshall and Lily try too hard to impress Barney and Robin on their first double date.

Barney tries to convince Robin to become an American citizen, and Ted and Marshall's road trip goes off course when Lily decides to tag along.

After Barney gives him relationship advice, Marshall and Lily have a huge fight.

When the gang realizes Barney and Robin are miserable together, Ted and Marshall request Lily's help in breaking them up.

After breaking up with Robin, Barney jumps back into the dating scene with the classic moves from his "playbook."

Marshall bequeaths a slap bet to Ted and Robin, and Lily's estranged father makes a surprise visit.

Ted finally finds an opportunity to date the ideal girl next door.

The gang attempts to quit smoking while Robin butts heads with her new jaded co-worker.

Barney must choose between the new bartender and his beloved suits. Ted gets one step closer to meeting his future wife.

Marshall tries to prove to Lily that his free-spirited colleague planted a kiss on him.

Barney attempts to score "the perfect week" by hooking up with seven women over seven days.

With one week until Valentine's Day, Ted leaves it up to Marshall and Lily to find him a date.

After the gang convinces Ted that he is being "hooked" by a girl, they reflect on their own similar relationships.

Robin concocts a plan to get back at Barney for his insensitivity during their breakup.

Ted ruins Lily's birthday by bringing a date.

After Marshall gets mugged, he comes up with an elaborate story about the mugging so Lily will feel safe again.

Having seen his mother's overly affectionate relationship with her fiance, Ted questions how far behind he is in his own life.

Ted and Barney fight over their love for Robin.

Ted, Marshall, Lily and Barney crash a highfalutin party where Ted gets to show off his pretentious side.

Ted takes a date to see a movie and realizes that it's loosely based on his own relationship with an ex.

Marshall and Lily put fate to the test when deciding whether they are ready to have a baby.

Ted runs into an old flame with whom things didn't end well.

As Barney helps his mother pack up his childhood home, he learns the truth about his father.

Barney tries his best seduction moves on Ted to try and convince him to take a job.

The gang races to see who can arrive at a downtown restaurant the fastest.

Ted falls for a girl who is passionate about saving a landmark building that is being torn down to make room for his new dream project.

Marshall and Lily separately read up on how to try and control the gender of their yet-to-be conceived baby.

Ted loses control of his students after Zoey enrolls in his class.

The gang attends a fundraiser at the Natural History Museum, where Ted runs into his archenemy and her husband, the Captain.

The gang encourages Robin to reunite with Jessica Glitter, her former best friend and co-star from her days performing on a Canadian kids show.

After the gang spends a night with a jinxed college friend, Ted's plans to put on a Thanksgiving feast are ruined, so he spends the holiday with Zoey.

When Ted begins to question his relationship with Zoey, he befriends her husband.

Marshall and Lily receive surprising news that prompts the gang to reexamine their lives.

Marshall and Lily overreact after seeing a specialist who can help them conceive a baby.

The gang vows to do whatever it takes to help Marshall get through a difficult time.

Ted realizes that he has feelings for Zoey. Meanwhile, Barney makes a move on Zoey's cousin.

The gang scrambles to make plans for Valentine's Day so that they don't have to spend it alone.

Marshall becomes obsessed with saving the environment. Elsewhere, Ted runs into Zoey's ex-husband.

Barney is confused by the feelings he has for Nora.

Barney finally meets his father.

Marshall quits his job to volunteer with an environmental organization.

Barney attempts to bond with his father.

Marshall and Barney argue about the destruction of the Arcadian Hotel.

Ted makes an important decision that ultimately affects his relationship with Zoey.

Ted is called in to perform best man duties at an important wedding. Meanwhile, Robin and Barney bond as they intervene in Ted's relationship.

Barney and Ted reminisce about Ted's old friend's wedding, including Marshall's impromptu toast.

Marshall receives the job offer of his dreams but worries that his embarrassing old videos will resurface during the standard background check.

Ted reconnects with an old flame, and Lily, Marshall and Barney make a bet that could result in Barney wearing Marshall's ducky tie.

Robin begins court-mandated therapy sessions after getting into a physical fight.

Marshall is surprised by his boss's settlement with a million-dollar company.

The gang interferes when Ted attempts to go on a date without researching the woman on the internet first.

Everyone realizes that their significant other reminds them of one of their parents.

Ted finally finds the mystery girl he met at a party 10 years prior.

While the gang reminisces about Hurricane Irene, Barney tries to cut a deal with Marshall and Lily to get out of wearing the ducky tie.

Robin and Barney hide a secret from their significant others.

Ted and Barney consider making a life-changing decision together.

Robin receives shocking news and hides it from the gang.

Marshall visits his father's grave to carry on their tailgating tradition and tell him about New Year's Eve.

Lily’s overbearing father refuses to move out of their new house in the suburbs.

Marshall and Lily's housewarming party goes awry.

Marshall, Lily, Robin and Kevin celebrate Valentine's Day with a weekend getaway.

Ted confesses his feelings to Robin, and Barney finds something personal of Marshall and Lily's.

Barney tries to convince Quinn to date him after realizing he has feelings for her.

Barney reveals his plans to move in with Quinn, leaving Ted and Robin fighting over subletting her apartment.

Marshall, Barney and Ted envision what their lives will be like in another three years.

Barney tries to lure Ted into making every night "legendary."

Marshall freaks out when he realizes the baby is coming soon.

Marshall and Barney desperately try to get back to New York when Lily goes into labor.

On Barney's wedding day, the gang reminisces about when they encouraged Ted to chase after the one that got away.

On Robin's wedding day, Ted recounts the time he insisted on leaving Victoria's jilted fiance a note before they drove off into the sunset together.

When Barney designs an extensive prenup, the guys take note and propose their own relationship amendments to their significant others.

Lily and Marshall learn that they can't find a nanny because of an elaborate scheme Barney came up with to meet women.

When Lily and Marshall can't decide on godparents for Marvin, they put the gang to the test to see who would make the best one.

As the season of breakups continues, Ted and Victoria must choose the next step in their long and complicated relationship.

When Robin is hesitant to break up with Nick, Barney takes matters into his own hands. Meanwhile, Lily and Marshall are desperate for private time.

Marshall recommends his old law school classmate Brad for a job at his firm, but the interview goes awry, leaving Marshall to do damage control.

Marshall takes on Brad in the biggest case of his career. Meanwhile, the gang reminisces about their own run-ins with the law.

Robin is determined to get Barney back, no matter what it takes. Meanwhile, Ted fills in as Marvin's nanny.

Robin becomes increasingly suspicious of Barney's relationship with Patrice, and Marshall discovers his mother is moving on in her romantic life.

With Christmas fast approaching, Barney tells Ted that he plans on proposing to Patrice, which leads Ted to debate whether to tell Robin.

With Christmas fast approaching, Barney tells Ted that he plans on proposing to Patrice, which leads Ted to debate whether to tell Robin.

When Robin learns that Barney never asked her father's permission before proposing, she insists that he seek his approval.

Barney begs Ted to continue seeing his much younger, much wilder girlfriend, even though Ted has nothing in common with her.

Barney uncovers the lost episode of Robin's "Underneath the Tunes" as Robin Sparkles. Marshall and Lily worry that Ted's new girlfriend is a stalker.

Ted is reluctant to break up with his unpredictable girlfriend Jeanette. Robin becomes attached to Marvin after holding him for the first time.

When Ted receives an unexpected call from the Captain, the gang reminisces about their last awkward encounter with him.

Ted and Jeanette break up, and Barney tries to help him start dating again by using the infamous playbook Robin thought he had destroyed.

When Robin asks Barney to sell his bachelor pad so they can build a home together, Barney is reluctant and drives away potential buyers.

Future versions of Ted and Barney try to convince Ted to go see "Robots Versus Wrestlers." Marshall challenges Robin to a dance-off.

When the Captain asks Lily to move to Rome for a year to be his art consultant, she fears that Marshall will resent her.

The gang works together to plan a legendary bachelor party for Barney.

Robin is desperate to find her "something old" she buried in Central Park years earlier for the wedding.

Ted takes Lily to see the house he's been fixing up. Robin and Barney settle in for a treasured night of relaxation, only to be rudely interrupted.

On the way to Long Island for their wedding weekend, Robin and Barney come across a startling family discovery.

As a stranded Marshall scrambles to find a way to New York for the wedding, James drops a bombshell that makes Robin nervous.

Lily discovers Ted's list of things to do before he leaves New York, and Barney and Robin try to sneak in some alone time as relatives arrive.

While Barney works through his anger after finding out Ted still has feelings for Robin, Marshall tries to help settle their dispute.

When Barney is forced to pick sides in a fight between Robin and his mother, Lily coaches him on how not to ruin his relationship.

Ted finds himself with three potential wedding dates. Marshall learns more about his driving companion.

When Daphne sends a troubling text message to Lily, Marshall enlists the gang's help to remove the text while enforcing the "no questions asked" rule.

Robin and Loretta's conflict escalates, with Barney caught in the middle. Meanwhile, Ted and Cassie try to enjoy a trip to a lighthouse.

The gang ponders the future of the Ted, Robin and Barney love triangle. Meanwhile, Barney accepts a series of challenges from Lily and Robin.

After his father arrives at the hotel, Barney devises a plan that makes Robin nervous. Ted is blamed for messing up a wedding-related duty.

To get his restless son to go to sleep, Marshall tells him three tales in rhyme.

Barney becomes fixated on having his rehearsal dinner at a laser tag arena, much to Robin's dismay. Meanwhile, Ted doesn't come through on a promise.

The gang encounters a guy at the wedding who intentionally stirs up trouble among them, and Marshall finally arrives at the Farhampton Inn.

In an attempt to deliver a devastating final slap to Barney, Marshall explains how he mastered the "Slap of a Million Exploding Suns."

When Barney drinks too much, Ted and Robin take advantage of him and get him to reveal secrets he's been hiding for years.

The Mother recounts how she met Ted and what she's been up to for the past eight years.

While out looking for an inebriated Barney on the day of the wedding, Robin and Ted reminisce about past relationships.

Barney suffers from a killer hangover on the morning of his wedding. The gang tries to figure out the secret ingredient in his proven antidote.

Lily and Robin get in a fight and Barney freaks out about which suit to wear.

Marshall enlists Ted and Barney to help him figure out where Lily went when she left in the middle of their fight.

Gary Blauman shows up at the wedding, sending the gang into a frenzy as they each recall an encounter with him.

With only a half hour to go, Barney and Robin worry about their impending nuptials. Marshall and Lily rewrite their old wedding vows.

Ted finally finishes telling his kids the story of how he met their mother.

Ted finally finishes telling his kids the story of how he met their mother. Barney experiences a life-changing event.