
HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, a groundbreaking sitcom that ran for 208 episodes on CBS from 2005-2014, unfolds entirely as a flashback, using a time-bending narrative structure that spotlights the lives of five friends navigating love, friendship, dating, careers, failure, and success in New York City. The show has remained vibrantly alive in our collective pop culture memory, with fans around the world ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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To celebrate Thanksgiving, we are flashing back to our Season 1 rewatch of “Belly Full of Turkey.” Josh and Craig reflect on Lily’s hilarious but heartfelt journey into Marshall’s giant Minnesota family, while Ted, Robin, and Barney navigate their ow... more
Season two, episode five of How We Made Your Mother dives into “World’s Greatest Couple,” where Lily moves in with Barney, and Marshall finds unexpected companionship with Brad—played by guest star Joe Manganiello, who joins Josh and Craig for the ep... more
Josh Radnor and Craig Thomas welcome Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey of Office Ladies for an “extra-extra-special” crossover episode that celebrates the shared DNA between The Office and How I Met Your Mother. The four trade stories about auditioning... more
In this episode of How We Made Your Mother, Josh Radnor and Craig Thomas revisit Season 2, Episode 4, “Ted Mosby: Architect,” which aired October 9, 2006. They reflect on the show’s use of music—like the Decemberists’ “Here I Dreamt I Was an Architec... more
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Similar to other comments, wish there was more structure and breakdown like an actual rewatch podcast. I like their banter and like the personal stories they are sharing, but office ladies format does it best. Though HIMYM was always my favorite sitcom!
I’m only a few episodes in so it could have refined by now and I am unaware, but if not, I hope their team takes our repetitive comments and makes improvements
I love the HWMYM pod. I love this show, and this rapid fire paced, floodgates breached volume of new shows dropping world we live in I kind of forgot about it, and then heard of this podcast from The Office Ladies and am now rewatching (3rd time) the show and swimming in this wonderful pod.
If you like HIMYM, you’ll love HWMYM.
If you like waxing philosophical, you’ll love HWMYM.
If you like examining the human condition, you’ll love HWMYM.
If you like geeking out on the craft of writing in any ... more
HWMYM is perfection. It reminded me how much I love this show. It’s become my comfort podcast (and I’ve got a regular roster of about 10!). In fact we just got a new puppy and we named him Ted Mosby (of course just Ted or Teddy for short - but maybe THEODORE EVELYN MOSBY if he’s naughty!). Keep doing what you’re doing! Will you bring back the bonus episodes? Oh and the NYC song is the BEST!!
3 episodes in and finding it highly entertaining. I watched the entire run of the show, and loved it. For whatever reason, it never made it as a rewatch show for me (compared to The Office, where I’ve see each episode a minimum 15 times, most far more). But I began one about 6 months ago, hadn’t finished, and now need to just go back and watch with along with this podcast. This excites me.
One wish? That nobody involved with this podcast intends to use the Radnor NYC song for the entire run. Th... more
…and a little less treacle is what this podcast needs. I don’t need a rundown of every beat of the episode, but if the guys worked off of an outline instead of wandering through their notes at random, it would help keep things focused. And speaking of focus, is this a podcast about a sitcom, or are we all going to therapy? I’ve heard a lot about attachment style. I’ve heard nothing about Wendy the Waitress. And I may be to only one, but I skip most of the letters from these kids trying to channe... more
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The program offers a retrospective look at a beloved sitcom that has profoundly influenced contemporary culture, focusing on the intricate lives of five friends as they navigate various personal and professional challenges in New York City. Hosts Josh Radnor, known for his role as Ted Mosby, and co-creator Craig Thomas explore the show's emotional intricacies, combining behind-the-scenes insights with engaging anecdotes and reflective discussions. The episodes frequently evoke nostalgia and personal connections for listeners while addressing themes such as love, friendship, and life decisions, allowing fans to engage deeply with both the characters' journeys and their own experiences. Its unique format, mixing commentary with personal stori... more
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