Despite a decent ending, this episode misses the mark as beside the Barney plot, there are not many laughs to be had
Plot In A Paragraph: Marshall runs into his law school buddy Brad, who now seems to be down and out. Marshall tries to help him by getting him a job interview at his law firm, Honeywell & Cootes. Lily and his friends don't think it's such a good idea as nice guy Marshall is already seen as being a bit of a "stamp tramp" - a person who provides his stamp of approval on anything, In the discussion of stamp tramps, the gang believes Ted is a "piggyback stamper" - someone who believes his stamp of approval is his own idea, but only really approves something somebody else has already approved. Meanwhile, Barney has to abandon his regular strip club, since Quinn has gone back to working there.
At least Jason Segel got some decent screen time.
Plot In A Paragraph: Marshall runs into his law school buddy Brad, who now seems to be down and out. Marshall tries to help him by getting him a job interview at his law firm, Honeywell & Cootes. Lily and his friends don't think it's such a good idea as nice guy Marshall is already seen as being a bit of a "stamp tramp" - a person who provides his stamp of approval on anything, In the discussion of stamp tramps, the gang believes Ted is a "piggyback stamper" - someone who believes his stamp of approval is his own idea, but only really approves something somebody else has already approved. Meanwhile, Barney has to abandon his regular strip club, since Quinn has gone back to working there.
At least Jason Segel got some decent screen time.