[ SECRET POST #4688 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4688 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

...only if you ignore, like, three seasons of 'Ted and Robin Do Not Work Together'? This is why they should have shot several endings when they were doing the first season, rather than having to retcon several years of character development so they could come back to the kids sitting on the couch going "Hey Dad, you spent literal years telling us about your boring sex life and terrible dating skills, how about you go tell Aunt Robin you're still obsessed with her and stop wasting our time?"

[(Anonymous)]

Not just Ted and Robin don't work together, but Robin was extremely uninterested in Ted for solid years, all because she wanted to be with Barney. Ted legit asked her if she loved him and she said no, for heaven's sake.

The only way that ending makes sense is if you take two of their negative traits. Ted always goes back to his exs when he's feeling down and Robin always wants what she can't have. Which makes the ending even more sad as it means Ted and Robin will fail again and they should've gone for therapy instead of falling back into old patterns.