In the season finale, Marshall and Lily make a secret pact to start trying to have a baby if they ever finally see Barney’s doppelganger. Meanwhile, Robin finally gets an offer for her dream job.

When Ted takes a date to see a new hit movie, “The Wedding Bride,” he is shocked to learn the story is loosely based on his life, and that it was written by Tony, the man Stella left him for at the altar.

Crashing a snobby high-society party allows Ted to show off how pretentiously intellectual he can be.

A weekend away having to sleep in twin beds makes Marshall and Lily realize they might help their home life. Both Ted and Barney tell Robin they’re still in love with her.

Ted’s repulsed when he sees how affectionate his mother is with her fiancé at their wedding.

Marshall’s mugging leads to Lily thinking a gun will solve her safety worries—and to him trying to come up with a way to stop her.

When Ted ruins Lily’s birthday dinner celebration by bringing a date, Lily goes to great lengths to keep her out of the traditional photo she takes every year of the gang.

When Robin confesses that she is still angry with Barney for the way he handled their break-up, she enlists the help of Anita, a self-help author who plans to beat Barney at his own game.

The rest of the gang hopes to make Ted realize he’s being strung along by his latest girlfriend, remembering their own similar situations in the process.

Marshall and Lily set up Ted with one of Barney’s discards as a Valentine’s Day date. Meanwhile, Robin’s invited to a party by a co-worker.