Comments on: Season 5, Episode 15: Rabbit or Duck Discussion

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 18:15:58 +0000

I’d like to know what’s the real nam of Ted’s date that Lilly and Marshall bring to the valentine dinner?

By: LGDare Fans

LGDare Fans — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 21:08:19 +0000

i imagine it was a bit rushed, and disregarded some features that not many individuals speak about. Everybody is aware of that the majority new smartphones have internet, so why present that basic operate at its bear minimum. Scroll up scroll down zoom in zoom out. Really? which new phone doesnt try this? How bout discuss how the text rearranges itsself. Additionally the texting, very poor review. Why didnt you point out you need to use the mic and textual content with your voice? Omitted ALOT of different more necessary features

By: Lindy Truby

Lindy Truby — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 13:01:15 +0000

Just bought a Mythic for myself and will likely be acquiring 1 for my wife quickly! It has just the appropriate mix of features. just brief of a total smartphone. I’m preserving an eye on the Captivate for any potential long term phone…rates are way too large when released. I’ve been in higher tech for 20+ years and generally hack every thing I very own to make it greater laptops, GPS, automobile navigation devices, etc. and yes cell phones too. From the couple of days I’ve owned the telephone I’ve by now set up Opera Mini, Bolt 2.1, freecaddie, Google Maps w/GPS functionality, deleted all locked useless apps immediately after backing them up and absolutely modified the menu method to my exact requirements without having all unproductive apps.

By: FHD

FHD — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 12:34:52 +0000

I think the funniest parts of the episode is the rabbit and duck and the one were ted uses the LAWYERED catch phrase to Robin that was hillarious.
Also the way ranjit was argueing with Marshall was funny too.

In conclusion this episode is one of my favourite.

By: SlatternsInWonderland

SlatternsInWonderland — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:48:20 +0000

Fantastic episode, but gotta say. . .rabbits all the way!

By: porter

porter — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:41:08 +0000

Great Episode!
But as Jazzer point out, what’s the phone Barney use? I’m kinda curious too!

By: Jack Package

Jack Package — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 18:14:23 +0000

To Purple Giraffe

You are entitled to your opinion. I however believe that though it is impossible to understand the complexities of each character within a single episode or spread out over an entire season that should not allow television writers to negate over all character development. Even though a small revealing detail said in passing may not change a character’s overall appearance, such a detail will go along way in developing that character for episodes to come. For example it is episodes like “Game Night” that allow the viewer a window into the origins of a particular character (in this case Barney). It is through this window that one is able to understand the behaviors of a character and begin to seem them in a different light. Though time constraints limit character development it is important for the viewer to notice a change between this week’s character and last week’s. Though this is sometimes not possible I would hope that the writers are able to balance the comedic element of HIMYM with proper character growth in order to ensure not only a funnier episode but a more pensive one as well.

By: Purple Giraffe

Purple Giraffe — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 01:59:38 +0000

@ Jack Package
I agree that characters should show growth throughout a series, but before you made the comment that you didn’t like this episode because the characters didn’t show growth throughout it. I am simply saying that I don’t think it is realistic for the characters to grow as people in EVERY episode. I know that I don’t grow as a person every week, so I don’t expect t.v. characters to either. I’m not trying to be a bitch or anything, I’m just think that it is unrealistic to expect the characters to exhibit growth in each episode.

By: Jack Package

Jack Package — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 21:33:50 +0000

To Purple Giraffe

I would think viewers would want the characters on the television show they watch to grow as people as the show progressed through each season. Without proper character development there is no point in tuning in week after week. It becomes repetitive and predictable. If from the pilot episode to the series finale we were subject to the same actions of each character without any growth then what was the point in watching. The viewer has become complacent and will settle for what is being shown. It is the one dimensional characters like Barney and Robin that are bringing in the (cheap) laughs, but it is the three dimensional characters like Ted and Marshal that are able to develop the series into a watchable piece of television.

By: Major Buzzkill

Major Buzzkill — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 07:22:17 +0000

See, I thought this episode was hilarious, much better than many other episodes this season. But even being laugh-out-loud funny in many places this week, I still feel like this season is missing an overall plot arc. And no, substituting Don for Barney in Robin’s life so doesn’t count. Although I do wonder if Barney will wind up being jealous of Don or what. It seems highly unlikely that Don will be a permanent cast member, so I’m not sure where they’re going with that plot exactly.

But yes, it was still a hilarious episode. And that Super Bowl tie-in was brilliant. According to the message I got when I called during the game, my date is in October of 2016. Count it.