This episode wasn't a lot of fun, despite Barney's "Challange" raising a chuckle or too!!
Plot In A Paragraph: Ted has always thought that Maggie Wilks, a girl he, Marshall and Lily knew in college, is the perfect woman. He's wanted to date her ever since she moved to New York, but she's always been in a relationship. Even between relationships, it's been a matter of hours before she was with another man in a long term relationship. So when Ted finds out, with the help of Maggie's neighbour, that Maggie is once again single, Ted rushes over to her apartment before another man swoops in. Meanwhile, when Marshall, finds an old letter he found that he wrote to his 30 year old self when he was 15, hits a sudden and early mid-life crisis.
From a brilliant episode, we have had a drop in quality with each episode since.
Plot In A Paragraph: Ted has always thought that Maggie Wilks, a girl he, Marshall and Lily knew in college, is the perfect woman. He's wanted to date her ever since she moved to New York, but she's always been in a relationship. Even between relationships, it's been a matter of hours before she was with another man in a long term relationship. So when Ted finds out, with the help of Maggie's neighbour, that Maggie is once again single, Ted rushes over to her apartment before another man swoops in. Meanwhile, when Marshall, finds an old letter he found that he wrote to his 30 year old self when he was 15, hits a sudden and early mid-life crisis.
From a brilliant episode, we have had a drop in quality with each episode since.