What is the actresss name that plays Victoria on the show How I met Your Mother? Thanks

Who are the co-workers that work with Barney in "Life Among the Gorilla's"? The dark haired guy looks so familiar, but my wife & I cannot figure out where we have seen him before this episode. I think his name is Bryan Callan.

Cyber High Five???

Steak Sauce.

Are we not forgetting the question? You are home, your friends are out at a bar, you are waiting for a call from your girlfriend in Germany, and she was supposed to call 4 hours a go. The phone rings it is 'aunt' Robin and she say come over.
What do you do, GO

Leave the cell Phone at home, (Just in case she calls) go to Robin's tell her that if she want to hook up, she will have to wait till you break up with your GF.
Call the GF in Germany from Robins and Break up, then Hook up.

Cyber High Five (Barney Style) Anyone?

You know what the best part about this show is (besides Barney) is that we haven't seen those damn kids in MONTHS. They weren't important to the plot, in fact, as we've discussed, the scenes filmed and aired might actually screw with what the writers want to happened.

I like Saget as a narrator, but I can live with the fact that I can start forgetting about the kids. And I don't care what the name of the show is (just to weigh in on someone's next arguement)

Ok, I hear what you're saying, and I admit that it is actually, technically possible, but I would be disappointed. This is the scenario according to your theory: Ted decides to sit down 2 kids to tell them about how he met their mother (1-why would they care? 2-they seemed annoyed like only kids can be annoyed with ther parent(s). 3- Would they be SHOCKED if after 20 minutes, it turns out he was telling a story about his now wife. Why would they react in SHOCK to that? 4- It means they think he had a big crush on their mother "Genevieve", and that's not totally weird to sit them down and talk about it?? While there are no holes, I would be extremely disappointed if that's the case.

I agree that Robin isn't the kids' mother. I'm just not convinced that Robin can't be married to Ted. If Ted is friend of, say, "Genevieve," who is the mother, he's telling the kids about how he met his good friend "Genevieve," who we haven't met yet. But along the way he met Robin, who ended up being his wife. So "Uncle Ted" is telling the kids how he met "Genevieve," their mother. The question remains, do we know for sure that Ted is talking to his kids?

OK, I went back. You're wrong. Here's the dialogue at the end of the first episode: Ted: "..how I met your Aunt Robin" (kids looking shocked) Boy: "Aunt Robin?" Girl: "I thought this was how you met MOM!?" Ted: "Will you relax? I'm getting to it." The 2nd episode starts with, "You were telling us how you met mom." In the 3rd episode, Ted: "So there was this one night, before I met your mother." ---which also means he hadn't met her yet & it can't be Robin. Sorry.

"Kids, let me tell you how i met your mother" in no way eliminates the possibility that he's talking to kids that aren't his offspring. He could just as easily be a "friend of the family" who is explaining how he first met their mother. We'd need to hear one of the kids refer to him as "Dad" to settle that...

I'm pretty sure the pilot starts with something like, "Kids, let me tell you how i met your mother." That would totally remove the "he's talking to his nephew & niece" angle. And, as I posted last episode, it never says he and victoria don't end up together. All he says is long distance relationships never work out. Especially on this show, that leaves a lot unsaid.