How I Met Your Mother Season 8 Episode 15 Online 

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Scene Synopsis: Barney uncovers the lost scene of Robin's “Underneath the Tunes” as Robin Sparkles. In the interim, Marshall and Lily are concerned that Ted's new sweetheart is a stalker, on HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, Monday, Feb. 4 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Canadian big names incorporating Alan Thicke, Jason Priestley, Paul Shaffer, Alex Trebek, K.D. Lang, Steven Page, Geddy Lee and Luc Robataille visitor stars as themselves. James Van Der Beek visitor stars as Simon, Abby Elliot visitor stars as Jeanette, Ted's most current better half, and Dave Thomas as music executor Chuck Gerusi.

Show Summary: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER is a comic drama about Ted and how he fell head over heels in love. It all began when Ted's best companion, yearning natural legal advisor Marshall, suggested to his school sweetheart, Lily, a kindergarten educator. Presently that the two are hitched and wanting an infant, Ted acknowledges that he would do well to hurry it provided that he excessively wants to find correct love. Assisting him in his journey to discover his destiny wife is Barney, an associate with interminable, now and again silly ideas, an affinity for suits and an idiot proof route to meet ladies. At the time that Ted meets Robin, he's certain its unexplainable adoration, however after a whirlwind sentiment with her, he acknowledges predetermination has something else in store for him. The succession is portrayed by way of flashbacks from the destiny.

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The originators of "HIMYM" truly don't need us to know how Ted meets the mother. We came so shut in the final scene --wrist playing bass close --yet this scene was all about Ted's regression/awkward way of managing the pending ceremony of his favorite Robin and his best bro Barney.

Furthermore so it starts with a calfskin sleeve, moreover named "the male anticonception medication," the "chastity arm jewelery," and "Wonder Woman's mystery wrist sleeve." And the excuse for why Ted has on this disgustingly hefty and adolescent extra? What else? A young lady. This one's peculiarity is her age, 20 years and five months and a half to be correct --over a decade younger than ol' Mr. Mosby.

Ted, brought with the hottie played by "Pretty Little Liars" star Ashley Benson, endeavors to mix in with the trendy person youngster (roller-skates are the new unexpected method of transportation and crop tops are the new winter wear) while Carly takes a wanting to Ted in light of his progressed age ("Were you in Vietnam?").

Preceding mass-womanizer and lately captivated Barney freely reviles Ted's "sickening" conduct, just to later sneak into Ted's room when he's slumbering, face his dream diary, and beseech his bud to "substitute-blast" the 20-year-old in light of the fact that he himself is "detoxing."

On her parallel track down the holy place, as of late captivated Robin has some major snags wearing her recently resized ring out in free. Makes used to getting the lot on the house --as perceived in the first melody and move number since "The Suit Song" --and now her engagement ring shrouds her marvelousness and she's both undetectable in bars and is solicited from to pay her cafe. (Pant!)

In cheerfully hitched area, Marshall and Lily discover a course to rekindle the energy in the room post-toddler, and surprisingly, it has in common with the bashed calfskin sleeve. Lily thinks its a turn-on in an attractive, tattooed, sedated-out band part sort of way, and Marshall is diversion until his hand explodes to the extent of child Marvin. Hey, regardless we got to see calfskin gasps, beanie-wearing, metal-tied Marshall, and that would be invigorating. (Besides sizzling. Is it terrible that I suspect as much?).

Ted has trouble finding shared belief with lively-bosoms Carly (TV? No. Games? Nope. Books? Nada. Some form of "Stars Wars" will do) yet returns to catch with her in any case, if just to close sweaty, sex-crazed Barney up. Anyway stress not, Barney won't trick on Robin, no more than she tricks on him by uprooting the ring from her finger right to get a brew.

The certain elevated purpose of this rather-assemble-however-evidently-pointles­s-t­o-t­he-­nam­e-o­f-t­he-­sho­w scene is when Barney discovers the 20-year-old is no other than his stepsister. Of the four million ladies in New York, Ted needed to blast Barney's stepsister, which appears to be just suitable since of the four million ladies in the city Barney needed to fall for Ted's one accurate adore (when the mother!). In a manner of accommodation, Barney sends Ted a dead possum ("are you certain he's not only playing dead?") and welcomes him over for smokes (declared SEA-gars).

In any case, stunner, Barney's blameless welcome is anything however and when Carly drops in the residence, so do the cook waiters, the wedding cake, and the fancy sacrificial stone. Barney, now serve, needs to marry the two ("bro-in-law!") since he's restricted to the sort of modest, futile sex they occupied with. Detox complete.

Robin, who for some time there was fearing that the ring may be more load than joy, acknowledges the monster rock's malignant superpowers are unimportant on the grounds that Barney is all she needs (truly: awwww. These two.) and he'll continuously get her a beverage.

What's more in this way, however we haven't gotten any closer to discovering who Rachel Bilson's past flat mate is, we did get an extremely nice scene in which Ted goes two steps back while every living soul around him strolls several steps forward. I surmise that warrants an entire ninth season.

Sidebar: Marshall has genuine mom issues and it is not as charming as Barney's past bimbos with daddy issues. Lily's unintentional Levi are ridic.