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Synopsis: Watch How I Met Your Mother Season 7 Episode 5 10th October Don't Lay Down On Me Now Free Video.When Marshall witnesses his boss's soft approach in settling with a million dollar company, he takes matters into his own hands. Meanwhile, Ted takes his architecture class on a field trip and things don't go as planned. Watch Video Online How I Met Your Mother Season 7 Episode 5 10th October Youtube Free live stream Online VIDEO CBS Watch Pilot Episode For Free Trailer and Preview of 10th October 2011 Cast Crew Pictures and Wallpapers.Online Watch How I Met Your Mother Episode Full On CBS TV 10th October 2011 English Drama Serial. Watch How I Met Your Mother CBS Video online Free, How I Met Your Mother Series Download Free CBS 10th October 2011 Online Tv Live Streaming Summary:At first I was worried Marshall wrote a check Lily's body couldn't cash, but there was no default in the Lily-Fed as she was more than willing to live up to her obligation so long as Barney was also. The back and forth negotiation of the terms of the bet was one of the best exchanges on the show that I can recall and was definitely my favorite quote of the episode, all of which can be found here.
While the terms of the wager were being drawn, I loved how Robin kept segueing back to the Ted and Victoria story and how excited Ted was each time to continue making a long story longer, but still entertaining.
Robin was great tonight, whether it was smoothing things over for Ted at the Architects Ball, playing off Lily's loathing of Barney or throwing crackers at the Ducky Tie as the aforementioned wore it after losing the bet. She did try to get serious at one point  and reference that she wasn't doing so well with regard to past love, but then she noticed Lily's "cans." It served as a fresh reminder of the feelings she still has for Barney, however.
Victoria was right, the whole three amigos arrangement won't last, but she was mistaken about one thing: Ted does not end up with Robin, Barney does. Or at least that was the clear direction we were pointed in tonight, but it could of course be another head fake from the C&C Misdirect Factory. I have never been more confident, though, that the dynamic duo of Suitman and Robin will become a happily wedded reality after all, through sickness and health, for richer or poorer... hallelujah, holy sh-t, where's the Tylenol.
All the dinnertainment got me craving some MSG and now I have a headache, so I'll cut it off here. I hope you enjoyed the call back jokes like the "bang Bang" song as much as I did and weigh in on your thoughts about tonight's little wink wink, nod nod, from the show's writers.

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Also exciting was the return of Ashley Williams as Victoria, Ted’s (Josh Radnor) ex-girlfriend.  The two had a passionate love affair in season one, but when she took a culinary art fellowship in Germany the long-distance was too much of a strain on the relationship.  Ted ended up cheating on Victoria with Robin (Cobie Smulders), and he had felt really bad about it ever since.

To break the ice, Ted immediately apologized for what happened six years ago.  She accepted the apology and said she had to go back to her bakery to clean.  Before she can leave, Ted gives one of his classic Mosby speeches about fate.  There has to be a reason we ran into each other tonight, right?   Ted offers to do the dishes as an act of contrition, and follows her back.

There were two different storylines going on during this episode, and the namesake belongs to the one involving Marshall’s (Jason Segel) duck tie.  The gang goes out to a Benihana (they didn’t call it that, but that’s obviously what it was).  To make a long story short, Lily’s (Alyson Hannigan) boobs were looking great because she is pregnant and Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) makes a bet that if he could do all of the things the Benihana chef was doing, that he could honk Lily’s boobs.  If he couldn’t do it, he would have to wear Marshall’s duck tie for a year.

Back in the bakery, Ted and Victoria are getting along.  That is, until Victoria reveals that she is getting married.  The real stinger is her fiancée is a member of the German fellowship she went off to six years ago, and she reveals she started dating him two days after Ted cheated on her.  Ted gets visibly upset, feeling like he was feeling bad about nothing.  “Did I mean nothing to you?” he asks.  “I loved you,” she responded.  They begin to reminisce about the good times they had.  Ted brings up “the drumroll,” Victoria’s belief that the moment leading up to the first kiss is even better than the kiss itself.  They look into each other’s eyes, and lock lips.

The moment was one of the most powerful in the seven seasons of the show.   Ashley and Josh have such great on-screen chemistry.  Meaningful emotions are really hard to pull off as an actor, and I could swear Ashley’s eyes were filling with real tears as Ted and Victoria recalled the great times they had.

It was fleeting though, as Victoria quickly realizes she is making the exact same mistake Ted made six years earlier.  She decides she has to go out to the Hamptons to see Klaus, and officially end things with Ted forever.  As she leaves, Victoria passes one thought to Ted.   The reason that they didn’t make it had nothing to do with long-distance, it was Robin.  The whole thing where Ted, Barney, and Robin pretend to be just friends with no real feelings attached was a mirage, and it couldn’t last.

Inside the Benihana, it turns out Barney was up to his old tricks.  He had actually taken a class on hibachi cooking, and could easily accomplish the tasks needed to win the bet.  As Lily is watching Barney make all of the moves of a real Benihana chef, she realizes she has only one last resort.  She flashes Barney to distract him, causing him to drop the shrimp.  Barney finally got a glimpse, but he loses the bet and throws on Marshall’s duck tie.

This was one of the best episodes in a really long time.  The whole ducky tie saga (which I don’t really feel I did justice with in my recap) was a really funny story on par with some of the one-off episodes such as “The Pineapple Incident.”  As I stated before, the return of Victoria turned into a very powerful encounter.  Victoria is clearly not the mother, but as I predicted it would appear she had a big effect on Ted’s life going forward.  She laid it out on the table that there are unresolved issues between him, Robin, and Barney, and that he can’t move on until those issues are taken care of.

My hat is off to Craig and Carter for bringing us a fantastic episode.  A couple of side notes:  Nazanin Boniadi returns next week as Nora, and Katie Holmes has been signed on to be “the slutty pumpkin” in a halloween episode this October.  The legend continues Monday at 8/7c on CBS.

Genre:Comedy, Romance
Creators: Carter Bays, Craig Thomas
Stars: Josh Radnor, Jason Segel and Cobie Smulders
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 19 September 2005 (USA)
Also Known As: H.I.M.Y.M
Filming Locations: 20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Angeles, California, USA