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8/10
We're Not from Here (#3.2)
ComedyFan201013 July 2015
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In this episode we get to laugh a bit from Ted and Barney pretending to be from out of town to get girls. This ended up being funny when Ted gets all mad that they are from New Jersey and not New York, he just can't stand them lying like that.

Marshall and Lily story is great as usually. Now they write each other letters for when they die. I especially loved it when Marshall opens it in 2029. After giving us a scare that Lily is dead they make us laugh because Marshall just simply couldn't wait. But I must say it was a bit depressing to see them so old.

And Robin is finally back to being the Robin that we know. Her little interaction with Barney at the end of the episode made one look forward to her usual single self.
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7/10
Thank God For Neil Patrick Harris
slightlymad2211 December 2014
Not the greatest episode, but it has its moments mainly due to the brilliant Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Stinson.

Plot In A Paragraph: Barney and Ted are convinced women are attracted to Gael simply because he is from out of town. So in an attempt to pick up two chicks, they decide to claim to be from out of town. Meanwhile Robin (as Barney predicted) is slowly getting fed up with Gael and his attitude to life now she is back in New York.

Neil Patrick Harris is so good as Barney Stinson, you can forgive this episode almost anything which is just as well because there Is not much else to write about here. The Robin story quickly runs its course and I could not wait for her scenes to end.
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7/10
Not exactly a great episode, but at least we got rid of Gael
simbrab28 February 2016
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Two episodes into season 3, the direction the story is taking is still unclear, but we know we're in for a long ride. The Ted and Robin storyline is resolved for now, so with season 1 focusing on Ted chasing after Robin and season 2 showing them as a couple, what's next? As narrator Ted stated it, this is the story of how he became who he had to become before he met the Mother. So we get no major plot advancement right now, but little details are added to his story and his character that might get into play later in the season. Last episode he got a butterfly tattoo, now we are introduced to his profound hatred for New Jersey.

Once again Barney and Ted are teaming up, their adventure is reminiscent of the liberty bell incident in season 1. Except this time, everything would have worked out perfectly (at least from Barney's perspective) if Ted hadn't screwed it all up.

The Marshall and Lily story line is carried mostly by Jason Segel's excellent delivery. Robin's part also wasn't that great, but the end justifies the means as we're done with that "evolved Robin" phase within two episodes. It was interesting, however, to see Robin open up about her intimate sex dreams of all people to Barney.
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Different view of Argentina
damadev9 August 2011
OK i love "How i met your mother" and this is a good episode but i must say that the picture of Argentina is not correct at all. I can say that because i am from Argentina and the place they showed was nothing like it.People here are not hippies, don't use cowboy hats and marijuana is also illegal. The beaches in my country are not as hippie-like as they appear to be on the episode, guided by the house they show. Also it is strange that Robin when to the beach because we don't stand up on that type of landscape, we are known for our city of Buenos Aires and are beautiful mountains and falls. This is just my opinion but what is true is that for sure we are not cowboy-hatted hippies. It is funny because the Argentina they show in this episode is more similar to Brazil than any place in Argentina, although I'm happy they show it because most Americans don't even know where in the map we are.
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10/10
Potato
bevo-1367814 June 2020
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I like the bit where they got mugged in Harlem. It funny that Barney had travelers cheques.
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7/10
A bit more entertaining; still not what it should be
SLionsCricketreviews24 November 2015
I mostly found myself getting frustrated with Robin in this episode. Not because of her affair with Gael, but mostly because the writers decided to portray Robin as utterly feeble against the chaos that was ensuing at her apartment. Ultimately, this sin was somewhat redeemed when Robin threatened the strangers at her apartment with a gun! That was pretty badass!

I also enjoyed Marshall crying whilst writing his death letter to Lily. Jason Segel's portrayal is downright gold. The story with Barney and returning wingman, Ted, was okay.

Perhaps a tad better than the previous episode, it really is hard to say. Hoping this season quickly finds its tracking.
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1/10
Just skip
Icedvulcanhalo3 August 2019
The only reason I skip this episode and the last episode is Enrique Iglesias. He is just annoying and boring and should never ever be allowed to act again.
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