[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers about Monday's series finale of How I Met Your Mother. Read at your own risk.]
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Like the year in which Future Ted is recounting his stories, How I Met Your Mother may have been a little ahead of its time.
"I think [that] the best format for this series is ultimately as a download or a DVD — a binge-watch," co-creator and executive producer Carter Bays tells TVGuide.com.
"I think we should've been on Netflix," co-creator and executive producer Craig Thomas quips. "Maybe people wouldn't have been as upset at us. We could've been the first House of Cards!"
How I Met Your Mother: A chronological timeline of craziness
Eight years before House of Cards first booked up your weekends, HIMYM premiered in September 2005 at a time when the traditional sitcom was struggling and single-camera comedies were just starting to take off. On Monday, it will end its nine-year run having carved out its own unique piece of sitcom history.
Telling Ted's (Josh Radnor) story from the future through ...
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On the last day of production of How I Met Your Mother, Alyson Hannigan and co-creator and executive producer Carter Bays implored fans to get #PamFryman trending on Twitter.
"I am the one person who is not on Twitter. At one point, I got a text from one of my kids that said, 'Mom, you're trending,'" Pamela Fryman, the show's longtime director, tells TVGuide.com. "I was like, 'Is that good?' Carter, when he found out, started hashtagging me up. It was so funny. I was like, 'Guys, I'm trending!'"
How I Met Your Mother: A chronological timeline of craziness
The Twitter love-fest came was not merely a public display of affection, but a public ...
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"Tango! You're tangoing!" The photographer at TV Guide Magazine's cover shoot encourages Josh Radnor and Cristin Milioti to unleash their inner Latin groove. They laugh. Dip. Embrace. Lock eyes. Spin. Entwine legs. Almost fall. Hold each other up. Just like the loving goofball soul mates they play on How I Met Your Mother — idealistic architect Ted Mosby and his future bride, still known only as the Mother.
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Before How I Met Your Mother comes to an end after nine seasons, the cast and creative team behind the hit CBS comedy said one final farewell during Saturday's Paley Festival panel. Creators Craig Thomas and Carter Bays, director Pam Fryman and stars Josh Radnor, Cobie Smulders, Alyson Hannigan and Cristin Millioti were joined via Skype by Neil Patrick Harris — Jason Segel couldn't make it — to share some tidbits on the final episodes of HIMYM. Get the scoop...
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