Girls Versus Suits

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"Girls Versus Suits " is the 12th episode of the fifth season of the CBS How I Met Your Mother and the 100th episode of the event as a whole. It originally aired on January 11, 2010.

This episode features a fantasy music number, "Nothing Suits Me Like a Suit", performed by Neil Patrick Harris, who was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics.

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Plot

Ted's future tells the children about the time he almost met their mother. After leaving the class, Ted seized alcohol from fraternal brothers and shared it with the woman they proposed, Cindy (Rachel Bilson), a Ph.D. the student is about the age of Ted. He asks her out and finds out that Cindy has a serious problem with her roommate (whom Ted Future reveals to be Mom) with whom her date continues to fall in love. Ted promised Cindy to never fall in love with her roommate ("Oops," said Future Ted). Throughout the date Cindy complained about her roommate and her strange habit that Ted secretly thought was extraordinary.

After that date, Cindy tells Ted that he can not see her anymore, does not want to risk a scholarship or a teaching career for Ted. However, Ted did not want to miss the opportunity to make love and return to Cindy's apartment to persuade her to go out again. Ted picked up three items from the room to show how much they had in common, but it turned out to be all connected to his roommate. Frustrated that Ted was better suited to his roommate, Cindy told him to leave. Ted caught a glimpse of his roommate's foot as he left, and forgot to pick up the yellow umbrella he brought that restored Mother's ownership.

Barney attempts to sleep the new bartender who pulls MacLaren (Stacy Keibler), but after dating insensitive Wall Street losers he does not like men in clothes. For a while he dressed casually, convincing the bartender that he misjudged him. However, Barney shows the withdrawal, becomes too loving from the suit Marshall wore, and sneaks into the bathroom to wear a suit. Barney accidentally tore up a damaged jacket repaired, though his tailor, Tim Gunn, pulled out the button to save another suit and Barney cremated his body.

Meanwhile, Lily, Marshall, and Robin argue about the interest of the bartender. Robin suggested the location reinforce the beauty of nature and be behind the bar but was soon kicked out. Marshall insisted the bartender was not so attractive, saying Lily was the most beautiful woman she had ever met. Lily, obviously impressed by the bartender herself, tried to make Marshall say that she was not as pretty as the bartender, and ultimately implied that the bartender was better than Marshall, making her a bit annoyed.

With a suit of ash jell and real tears for his missing jacket, Barney convinces the bartender to go to his apartment, where he accidentally opens his dresser. She forces him to choose between him and his jacket, and is angry that they are shown leaving the building when Barney breaks the song, confessing his love for clothes - only to pick him at the end of the song when he realizes "he is pretty hot." He tells her that he is more important than clothes and they will leave in the morning. When they fell into bed, he whispered, "You're fine" for his jacket, which moves slightly as if breathing a sigh of relief.

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Production

Executive producer and co-creator Craig Thomas revealed that Neil Patrick Harris will be performing the song "big-ass musical" as the culmination of Barney's big story. Thomas said, "There are some serious Mother acts in episode 100" that only reveal a small teaser about the episode. "Nothing suits me like Suit" is supported by sixty-five dancers and is accompanied by a fifty-part orchestra.

Casting

Rachel Bilson was cast for an undisclosed role in episode 100 of the show, although her representative said she was only contracted for one episode.

Tim Gunn from Project Runway brings the skill in dressing to help Barney in times of need. Craig Thomas explains "The team is basically like ER Barney's physician for a serious emergency" and serves as a personal tailor and fashion consultant to fix the "Catastrophe" for Barney. Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Neil Patrick Harris said that they "never had a guest star on the show that people responded to more than Tim Gunn" and even the cast and crew asked for his autograph. Alyson Hannigan described it as "more popular than Britney Spears." Though unofficial, on the season's DVD Season 5 of the episode, it has been stated that they hope that Gunn return as a recurring character.

Former stadium guest wrestling stadium guest stadium as Karina, a bartender at MacLaren. The authors describe it as "the hottest bartender in the world" and she gives the episode title, as she forces Barney to choose between her clothes and get the girl. His three former boyfriends had been wearing clothes, and Barney could not be with him without taking off his jacket.

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Reception

Donna Bowman from The A.V. The Club rated the episode as A, describing the 100th episode as one of the best shows ever produced. She describes this episode as appealing to fans in a way that does not exclude other viewers, noting the quality of writing and editing, the dubbing used to great effect, and advancing the storyline for all characters.

Brian Zoromski of IGN gave episodes 9.8 out of 10, and called the "gigantic thank you to fans" milestone episode with the plot advances in Mother ending up by the production of fancy music. "If anyone doubts whether the authors can confidently do a tortuous and rambling account of how a father met his future mother without dropping the pieces, this episode shows that the team How I Meet > have a strong understanding of how everything fits together. "

Cindy McLennan from Television Without Pity rated the episode with class A.

Nickolas Clague of The New York Times gave episode 9.2 out of 10.

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References

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External links

• "Girls Versus Suits" in IMDb
• "Girls Versus Suits" on TV.com

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