Himym the playbook pdf Continue Episode 8 of the fifth season of How I Met Your MotherThe PlaybookHow I Met Your Mother episodeNo. Season 5Episode 8Directed byPamela FrymanWrote: Carter Bays Craig Thomas Production code5ALH08A original air date November 16, 2009 (2009-11-16)Episode chronology ← previousThe Rough Patch Next →Slapsgiving 2: Revenge of the Slap How I Met Your Mother (season 5)List of How I Met Your Mother episodes The Playbook is the eighth episode of the fifth season of the CBS situation comedy How I Met Your Mother and 96th episode overall. Originally aired November 16, 2009. In 2010, the episode-based book was published. [1] Plot Future Ted explains that the key to dating is the confidence Barney had in spats, but that confidence was usually in one of his characters. One night Barney shows up in full wetsuit while drinking scotch. Lily pulls over Claire (Sarah Wright), a blonde woman at the bar, warning her Barney villain and she sits down with the rest of the gang as they explain the events that lead up to that night. Barney and Robin are coping with the end of their relationship on their own. Robin says she wants to focus on her career, but Marshall and Ted are convinced she'll find the love of her life, citing several friends who gave up dating to focus on their jobs just to get married months later. Barney, on the other hand, decides to re-enter the dating scene, using the sacred Playthings. The book describes a series of con artist scenarios designed by Barney to manipulate girls into bed. Meanwhile, Lily's trying to hook Ted up with Shelly, a fellow teacher. When she originally tried to get them to meet, Lily found Ted and Marshall in the middle of an attempted chicken-fingered mouth job, so she convinced her co-worker that Ted wasn't there. Ted, however, is set up by Shelly; When Lily confronts him, she finds out that Shelly was seduced by an exotic man at MacLaren's. Lily finds out it was Barney, and she confronts him angrily. Barney describes lorenzo von matterhorn, a play that uses fake websites,[2][3] a smartphone and an exotic name. Barney's next move is a play called Don't Come, where he seduces vulnerable girls at the top of the Empire State Building. One of the girls Barney hires is a friend of actress Lily's, and she steals the script when she's in Barney's apartment. Lily reveals the trick to Barney and threatens to post the script online if he doesn't stop using it. Barney shows up at the apartment in a wetsuit and says he has one last piece, The Scuba Diver. While preparing to post the script, Marshall bamboozled in The Scuba Diver not in the script after being torn away by Barney. They go down to the bar where Barney's sitting in a cubicle, and he's planning on seducing Claire, the blonde, at the bar. As the story there They ask Barney what a Diver is, and he crashes, saying that his breakup with Robin hurt him more than he thought, and that's how he coped. If he's touched, the band will convince Claire to go out with Barney for a cup of coffee. After they leave, the band receives a text message from Barney and finds the Diver's description under their desk at MacLaren's. It's actually a complicated con; In it, Lily is disgusted with the script, revealing Barney's tricks to Claire, Barney's false breakdown over his breakup, and his friends encouraging the prey to go with Barney. Finally, a new co-host, Don, arrives at Robin's morning show, and Robin suddenly realizes that Ted and Marshall may have been right. Music No original music used in this episode includes Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca and a piano version of Nino Rota's A Time for Us franco zeffirelli's 1968 film Romeo and Juliet. [4] The critical response, Donna Bowman of the A.V. Club, reviewed the following episode as an A−; She cheered the return of the un redeemed essence of Barney in the wake of the breakup with Robin. [5] Brian Zoromski of IGN gave the episode 9.6 out of 10. [6] Cindy McLennan of Television Without Pity gave her her best father, even as an independent, because of the extremely funny. [7] References ^ 9 Plays From Barney Stinson's Playbook That Could Work IRL (From Irony) Deepa Lakshmin 2015. Kuhn, Matt (October 5, 2010). The script: suit with points. It's going to be awesome. Touchstone. ISBN 978-1439196830. ^ Lorenzopedia, the free encyclopedia. Lorenzovonmatterhorn.com. (Accessed August 13, 2017) ^ Phallumegaly - Lorenzo von Matterhorn . Limbs quarterly. Accessed August 13, 2017. ^ How I Met Your Mother – The Playbook: Soundtrack at the Internet Movie Database ( How I Met Your Mother – The Playbook) – Soundtrack in the Internet Movie Database. ^ Donna Bowman (Born November 16, 2009). The script. The A.V. Club. The onion. Accessed August 13, 2017. ^ Brian Zoromski (October 17, 2009). How I Met Your Mother: The Screenplay Review. Barney's back at the singles scene. Ign. News Corporation. Accessed August 13, 2017. ^ Cindy McLennan (November 16, 2009). The Lorenzo Von Matterhorn. Television without pity. Accessed August 13, 2017. External links To the script for IMDb Fetching is For the book, see The Script (book). Edit info barney dusts off the script full of strategies on how to pick up women and Lily is looking to end this. Ted and Marshall insist Robin's about to fall in love. According to the article in The Panted Ted, the key to dating was the confidence Barney had in spats, but usually that confidence was in one character. We'll see Barney sitting at MacLaren's for a full And he drinks scotch. Lily pulls a woman over at the bar, warning her of Barney's evil. The Woman (Claire) (Claire) down with the rest of the gang as they explain the events that led to the night. After their breakup, Barney and Robin took different approaches to coping. Robin said she wanted to throw herself into her career, but Marshall and Ted are convinced she'll find the love of her life, citing several friends who gave up dating to focus on their jobs just to get married (or in a civil union) months later. Barney, on the other hand, decided to re-enter the dating scene with revenge, using the sacred Plaything. The book describes a series of con-artist scenarios designed to seduce the woman. Meanwhile, Lily's trying to hook Ted up with a fellow teacher, Shelly. He originally tried to get them to meet, but he found Ted and Marshall in the middle of a chicken- fingered mouth-job attempt, so he convinced his co-worker Ted he wasn't there. But Ted got up, and after confronting Shelly, Lily finds out she was seduced by an exotic man at MacLaren's Pub. Barney describes the play he used, Lorenzo Von Matterhorn, using fake websites, a smartphone and an exotic name. In revenge, Lily has an actress boyfriend who pretends to fall for He's Not Coming to distract Barney, steal the script, and threatens to publish it online if Barney doesn't stop shaking women to sleep with her (though Barney initially blames Al Qaeda, which he mis pronounces by saying Qae as K). He later appears in the apartment in the aforementioned wetsuit, saying he will be at the bar performing Scuba Diver, a game he ripped out of the script, so the gang will go down to find out what it is. Claire, the girl Lily approached at the beginning of the episode, also wants to know what the wetsuit is for, so the band sits with Barney. He's getting cocky, but Barney finally breaks down, admitting that his breakup with Robin hurt him, and that's how he coped. He touched her, the band strongly advises Claire to go out with Barney for a cup of coffee. After they leave, the band receives a text message from Barney and finds the Diver's description under their desk at MacLaren's. It's actually a complicated and long con, including Lily's disgust with the playbook, revealing Barney's tricks to the prey (Claire), Barney's fake breakdown during the breakup, and his friends encouraging the prey to go to Barney. The band's been conned. Lily says: You sonuvabitch! Finally, a new co-host, Don, arrives at Robin's morning show. The future Ted says he met Don that day. Robin's telling you, Damn, Marshall, like he suddenly realized that Ted and Marshall's ridicule might have some truth. Continuity Lily mentions reading Robin's two-volume plaything (i.e. her breasts), an example of her bi-curiosity. Lily you sonuvabitch. Barney first mentions that he's pretending to be an astronaut to sleep with a woman at Bracket. Lily asks Marshall to put the Playbook on the Internet. Marshall demonstrates his knowledge of creating Websites All Must Go. Barney's Ted Mosby game involves wearing the same outfit Ted was happily living while out after Stella ran off with Tony on his wedding day on Shelter Island and told the girls that he stayed at the altar. Barney first mentions a website he created for Possimpible. Future References (Includes Spoilers) For the first time Robin meets Don expanding up to Last Cigarette Ever. Eventually, they get together, of course, before they break up at Doppelgangers.