I've played laser tag in a suit. Not kidding.
I have the very unfortunate problem of not being able to regularly watch the show, but a friend of mine grabs all he can on his PVR and we watch them when we can. So far I have two favourites the 'Slap-bet' episode (the ongoing joke is priceless in later episodes) and the one where Robin becomes 'American' but slips back into her Canadian ways and ends up in the "Most Canadian place ever" (the Tim Horton's around the corner from the Hockey Hall of Fame)... especially because the only Timmy's that could be is about (aboot?) ten minutes walk from my place.![]()
The thing that blows me away is the ability of NPH as a gay man to play such a straight guy. I mean he isn't just some straight guy on tv, it's Barney, a womanizing awesomeness. Wonder if it was awkward for him?
Dropbox....
And yeah, I just noticed that, I think he meant Canada... Us Brits are usually good at our geography![]()
I just want to know where I can buy some TANTRUM.
(Ideally some that hasn't already eat through the can)
Heilage said:He's an actor, his job is to be someone he's not.![]()
Doesn't mean it's easy or believable by the audience. NPH is gold.
Doogie Howser rocks.
Heilage said:That's true, and I totally agree. I'm a big fan of NPH (I actually liked him before HIMYM, because I saw him in Starship Troopers)
Yeah, I am re-watching from the beginning (thank you Netflix) while also following the new episodes, and it does feel like the show's lost its way a bit. There are a few recent highlights that come to mind, though. The episode with the countdown (where you-know-who died at the end) was very moving, I thought, as was the episode where Robin found out that she'd never be a pole vaulter.A once great show. Last season and this one both sucked.