How I Met Your Mother (TV Series) Milk (2006) User Reviews

Milk (#1.21)

[ComedyFan2010 · 7/10 · 4 July 2015]

My favorite part of this episode was how they continued with Lily's second thoughts. The scene of her and Ted at the highway was so well done, both written and acted. And while I don't want her to leave Marshall I could really understand her. The final conversation about the Milk was also very well done and it looks like it is all good now.

The story about Ted's match I didn't like. It is not believable. He is desperate for getting married. And he was doing crazy things to meet girls, so I can't believe that Robin whom he knows for a while now and who doesn't want any kids or even marriage would be a valid reason for him to not even try and see that woman.

Barney Stinson Makes This Show

[slightlymad22 · 8/10 · 19 November 2014]

Plot In A Paragraph: Marshall gets himself into an office war between Barney and some guy named "Clark Butterfield" a guy in an opposite building, in which the guys do all kinds of gross things to each other. Elsewhere It's Ted's 28th birthday and he is about to find the perfect girl, since the matchmaker he once hired to find him a partner has found him the perfect match. When he is about to meet her for the first time, Lily calls him because she is in trouble.

I have figured out the best episodes feature Neil Patrick Harris's Barney Stinson heavily, and this is no exception.. I'm not thrilled with the Lily having doubts story and hope it blows over as I think they are a lovely couple with both Segel and Hannigan playing well off each other.

Barf

[bevo-13678 · 10/10 · 14 June 2020]

I like the bit where she said love in the time of don't bother a

Annoying

[puzgolac · 1/10 · 10 April 2022]

So far, this isn't really a comedy, more of a feel-good kind of show. The cast laughing at the "jokes" just makes it cringey. Now, I don't know when they plan to show who is the titular "mother" but the whole thing has already gotten old. And the whole Ted-Robin on/off thing is annoying as hell. This is just a poor, poor, poor man's "Friends".