No Tomorrow

Did anyone else notice the girl that Ted "accidentally" bumped into this episode in the bar? Cameo of his future wife?

The show starts with Ted and Barney spending St Patricks Day at a bar where Ted notices every evil thing he does is rewarded by some great thing. But sometime early the narrator mentioned several times that Ted's future wife was at the same party, though Ted did not meet her and didn't think she would have liked him if she did see him. Ted then "accidentally" bumps into a girl walking across the room toward Barney?

Seems too contrived to me. I just wonder how long the writers can stretch the show out before Ted has to meet his wife.

This episode was average. The show was stuck between two big story arcs and they needed some time to build it up. Overall it was a good episode. And I hate the ten lines of text for a comment to posted.

Did anyone else notice the girl that Ted "accidentally" bumped into this episode in the bar?

Cameo of his future wife?

At the beginning of the show the narrator mentioned several times that Ted's future wife was at the same party.

The lady which Ted bumps into was Nicole Muirbrook not Hope Riley.

During the line up scene outside of the club the lady with the yellow umbrella was wearing blue jeans. The women (Muirbrook) who Barney bumps into was also wearing jeans.

I believe Hope Riley was the girl next to Barney at the bar.

We'll have to wait and see.

I like the bit where Ted got punched in the face by Rick guerido

Plot In A Paragraph: It's St. Patrick's Day 2008. Like they have every year, Barney believes that he and the gang are going out partying. But Marshall, Lily, Robin and Ted have instead decided to go to Marshall and Lily's new apartment and have a board game night. An annoyed Barney goes off to party without them. But he later convinces Ted to ditch the others and join him. Meanwhile, Marshall, Lily and Robin head to the new apartment. Robin notices something strange about the place. When she figures it out, she tells Marshall the problem, he who doesn't have the heart to tell his wife that the place they just bought with their life savings is far from perfect.

I have seen some people criticise Neil Patrick Harris in this episode, but I loved him, I thought he was great. It's no surprise as I've loved him throughout the show.