Who is the father of Sophie's son? That has been the question on everyone's lips ever since How I Met Your Father (HIMYF) first began, much like how the identity of Ted Mosby's future wife was the ...

Neil Patrick Harris as Barney on 'How I Met Your Mother' (left); Neil Patrick Harris as Barney during his hippie backstory (right) “It was definitely in the back of our head [that] we're going to peel ...

In How I Met Your Mother, actor Neil Patrick Harris portrays Barney Stinson, one of the five central characters. The show doesn't mainly focus on Barney's income source but on one occasion Barney ...

Barney Stinson often served as one of the funniest characters on How I Met Your Mother — and also one of the sleaziest. He became known for his womanizer ways, which he never seemed to fully let go of ...

How I Met Your Mother‘s Barney Stinson (played by Neil Patrick Harris) was notoriously a womanizer. So, it didn’t come as much of a surprise when the somewhat shady businessman introduced his friends ...

Neil Patrick Harris' legendary Barney Stinson popped up again in the 'How I Met Your Father' season 2 midseason finale. At the end of the How I Met Your Father season 2 premiere, present-day Sophie ...

How I Met Your Father brought back a beloved How I Met Your Mother character this season with Barney Stinson. Neil Patrick Harris reprised his role in the show when Hilary Duff’s Sophie hit Barney’s ...

The most compelling running gag throughout How I Met Your Motherworks so well because it's as mysterious as it is hilarious. While the entire show is building up to Ted Mosby's recollection of meeting ...

"How I Met Your Mother" concludes its nine-season run Monday, and hopefully, the finale will be legendary. The show has brought many laughs, smiles and tears during its 208-episode run. It has had ...

Probably the best variation of the most famous of Barney’s many signature catchphrases is, “It's gonna be legen— wait for it... and I hope you're not lactose intolerant because the second half of that ...

Few children’s shows carry the baggage that Barney & Friends does, even now. Created as a series of videos by Dallas mom Sheryl Leach in 1988, the show was eventually discovered by Connecticut Public ...