Superbowl 44 Call Barney Stinson
February 7, 2010
After seeing Jim Nantz tonight I thought I was watching more of last weeks “The Perfect Week”. Well for me the game was disappointing, but even worse than that was how bad the commercials were. I mean I can deal with football teams I don’t care about if the commercials are good, no such luck this year. What was very cool to see though was Barney Stinson in the stands holding a sign that read:
HEY LADIES
CALL
BARNEY
STINSON
1-877-987-6401
If you called it you heard this:
That, Lebron, is how you shoot a free throw. Hey, Barney Stinson speaking. A recording? No, this is really me! Anyway, glad you called ’cause you sound really special. Let’s get to know each other. What are your hobbies? Oh my God, I like that too! Wow, I’m really feeling a connection here. You know, I never do this but what the heck. Let’s meet up at MacLaren’s Bar at oh, say, 3:45 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 12, 2016. I can’t wait to meet you. I love you.
I hear there will be a pay off in tomorrow night’s episode Rabbit or Duck. How do you think it will relate? I’m not sure but I’m sure it will be quite legendary. I do wish there really was a MacLaurens, I’m sure something will come from meeting there on October 12, 2016. Maybe that’s when Ted actually meets the mother, who knows? Tune in tomorrow night and then check back here for chatter, recap and discussion.
BTW. Here is a promo shot from the CBS twitter account. You’ll notice the number is different, but I’m sure all will be explained soon!
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Despite not being a big fan of almost completely sex centric episodes, I thought The Perfect Week was quite funny. The addition of CBS Sports’ Jim Nantz as himself was genius. I even spit what I was drinking when he got up and was kicking his chair. The entire episode was drenched in tons of funny metaphors and some great call backs, including one to one of the greatest Baseball films ever, Major League. The rest of the stories intertwine quite nicely, Lily & Marshall’s (plus) shared toothbrush, Ted’s student, & Robin’s waiting on a call from someone she didn’t really like. They all play well at each other during a really bad week.
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