How I Met Your Mother

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Dressed as a pink rabbit, Satyana Denisof hits the pumpkin patch with mom Alyson Hannigan on Friday in Los Angeles.
The How I Met Your Mother actress, 35, recently told Ellen DeGeneres that the baby bunny costume was one of three she’d be wearing for the holiday.
Calling herself a “sucker for Halloween,” Alyson said she’d chosen multiple costumes for her 7-month-old daughter because “there’s other days of the week!”
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- Sarah

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While this week's episode of How I Met Your Mother had Ted as merely a supporting character with absolutely no mother storyline, it was still classic Himym to us.

Why?  Because the episode used so many of the classic Bays and Thomas storytelling devices:
Reminiscent of the sandwiches, Future Ted called the upstairs neighbors having loud sex, bagpiping.  We hope they make a clever reference to this in a future episode The clever Marshall and Lily fight sequence where copies of the couple fighting around the room appeared.  Felt very Himym to us. The entire sequence in which Barney explained how he would have handled Lily was nothing short of amazing.  Marshall then attempting to re-enact it?  Ever more amazing.
You can catch up on the full events with our "Bagpipes" recap, but trust us, you need to watch this episode.  Who cares if there was no mother or overall plotline development, »
- eric@iscribelimited.com (The Barnacle)

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(S05E06) The thing that always amazes me about this show is that how Old Ted is perfectly content to tell his kids about all the tawdry things he or Barney did back in those heady days of the mid-to-late-'00s, but every so often he realizes who he's talking to and substitutes a clean term for a dirty term. I'd imagine this inconsistency is done on purpose by Bays/Thomas and their writers; why have Old Ted pull back on his stories unless there's a laugh to be had?
This is how we got the references to "sandwiches," for instance. And this is how we got the running joke about bagpipes tonight. I liked how it was just a joke in the background and didn't really reference any major story. The major stories, though, were both pretty funny this week.
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- Joel Keller

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