This show takes you on a ride through New York City. Ted Mosby shares his adventures, all leading to meeting children’s mother. His crew? Barney, Marshall, Lily and Robin. They navigate life together. Relationships, careers and all sorts of hilarious mischief. It’s a warm blend of comedy and drama. You will laugh, you will cry and you might even find yourself saying, ‘Wow, that is so me!’ Don’t miss out on this journey. Grab some popcorn and enjoy!

Meet the characters from How I Met Your Mother

Ted Mosby

Ted is the hopeless romantic architect who will talk your ear off about symmetry and the meaning of destiny (also he will absolutely narrate, long after the moment is over). He’s idealistic to a fault, does grand gestures — hello, blue French horn and yellow umbrella — but also gets weirdly obsessed with tiny details like the exact wording of a romantic text. He’s the kind of guy who keeps journals and maps and will wax poetic at 2 a.m. about fate, then forget where he parked his car, honestly. He can be moralizing and annoyingly earnest, yet somehow you believe he’s got a big, stubbornly hopeful heart under all that storytelling.

Barney Stinson

Barney is the over-the-top, suit-wearing legend who lives for catchphrases (Suit up! Legendary! — yes, forever), elaborate cons, and a meticulously maintained Playbook. He’s a ridiculous charisma machine — cocky, hilarious, utterly shameless — but also weirdly loyal when it counts, and kind of secretly fragile about real feelings (don’t tell him I said that). He’ll plan an impossible night out with props, fake identities, and laser-tag-level commitment to a bit, but then cry in private about stuff from his childhood, which is both tragic and weirdly sweet. He loves rules (The Bro Code), hates being vulnerable, and also somehow owns more suits than sense.

Marshall Eriksen

Marshall is the big-hearted, doofy moral center who will comfort you with a bear hug and then drop a dad joke that somehow slaps. He’s a committed environmental lawyer with a ridiculous appetite for food, kindness, and legal righteousness — also capable of childish glee over a prank or a “slap bet” countdown. He’s earnest, occasionally mushy, fiercely loyal to his friends and Lily (obviously), and surprisingly philosophical when he gets going about life and family. He can be both incredibly wise and inexplicably immature in the same hour, which is why you love him and also want to pinch his cheeks.

Lily Aldrin

Lily is the fiery, fiercely devoted artist/teacher who plans everything and then spontaneously burns the plan because drama is fun (or because she’s an emotional mastermind, who knows?). She’s controlling in the cutest worst way, a brilliant manipulator for good — like, she’ll craft a kindergarten curriculum and a revenge plot with equal passion — but she’s also the glue that holds the group together. She loves art, shopping, and tiny manipulative kindnesses (ok, maybe not always tiny), and has this hilarious combo of being both nurturing and petty — yes please to both. Also she hoards weird little mementos and has a laugh that you can pick out in any crowd, just saying.

Robin Scherbatsky

Robin is the tough, career-first journalist who is somehow both emotionally guarded and quietly sentimental (she’ll scoff at romance, then cry in the bathroom — been there). She’s Canadian (bring up “Robin Sparkles” and she will either glow or die), loves whiskey and independence, and has this cool “I don’t need you” vibe while secretly enjoying hockey pucks and terrible pop songs from her past. She’s pragmatic, blunt, funny, and has a surprising soft spot for weird traditions and a small, hidden romantic streak — basically, contradictions galore. Also she owns at least one leather jacket that’s seen more emotional plotlines than most people, and yes, she can handle a fight and a slow dance in equal measure.