“Khi Bố Gặp Mẹ” Karma (TV Episode 2012)

Karma

• Episode aired Feb 27, 2012
• TV-PG
• 22m

Barney gets played and heart-broken over a stripper named “Karma,” Robin becomes bored with her life on Long Island with Marshall and Lily, while Ted searches for a hobby to fill the empty s… Read allBarney gets played and heart-broken over a stripper named “Karma,” Robin becomes bored with her life on Long Island with Marshall and Lily, while Ted searches for a hobby to fill the empty space in Robin’s old room.Barney gets played and heart-broken over a stripper named “Karma,” Robin becomes bored with her life on Long Island with Marshall and Lily, while Ted searches for a hobby to fill the empty space in Robin’s old room.

Elena Diaz

• Serendipity
• (credit only)

Brooklynne James

• Stripper Amber
• (uncredited)

Stefanja Orlowska

• Strip Club Waitress
• (uncredited)

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Much Improved Episode

After a couple of the less than stellar episodes, how does “How I Met Your Mother” get back on track?? Give the brilliant Neil Patrick Harris the main storyline and a lot more screen time of course!!
Plot In A Paragraph: After his brief dalliance with Quinn, Barney becomes smitten with her. When he finds out that she works as a stripper in his favorite strip club, that doesn’t stop him, in fact he wants her more. So he tries to persuade her to go on a date with him, Quinn may have her own agenda though. Meanwhile, as Robin has moved out of Ted’s, he tries to move on by figuring out something useful to do with Robin’s old bedroom. Elsewhere Robin is staying with Marshall and Lily in their Long Island house. Robin’s stay may be longer than she first anticipated if only because Marshall and Lily, who have settled into suburban bliss, won’t let her leave.
Neil Patrick Harris is always brilliant as Barney, and in Quinn, he seems he has more than met his match. The Lily, Marshall and Robin storyline was a lot of fun based on the movie “Misery”. However Ted moping over Robin brought the quality of the episode down.

Plot In A Paragraph: After his brief dalliance with Quinn, Barney becomes smitten with her. When he finds out that she works as a stripper in his favorite strip club, that doesn’t stop him, in fact he wants her more. So he tries to persuade her to go on a date with him, Quinn may have her own agenda though. Meanwhile, as Robin has moved out of Ted’s, he tries to move on by figuring out something useful to do with Robin’s old bedroom. Elsewhere Robin is staying with Marshall and Lily in their Long Island house. Robin’s stay may be longer than she first anticipated if only because Marshall and Lily, who have settled into suburban bliss, won’t let her leave.

Neil Patrick Harris is always brilliant as Barney, and in Quinn, he seems he has more than met his match. The Lily, Marshall and Robin storyline was a lot of fun based on the movie “Misery”. However Ted moping over Robin brought the quality of the episode down.

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• Feb 11, 2015

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