How Everything Went | S3E19 "Everything Must Go"
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How did a French fan’s story introduce the episode’s theme?
Hi Josh, hi guys. Uh recording this from Bordeaux, France, where I live, and where my story with how I met your mother all started almost 20 years ago. My name is Guillaume, I'm French. I'm a speechwriter in politics 20 years ago. On my very first week, my very first days as an adult, as a grown-up, fresh out of my parents' house, I met my My soon-to-be best friend Vincent at arriving in business school here in Bordeaux. We knew nobody else. We just met and he told me, why don't you come home this weekend? I want to show you something. And he showed me how I met your mother. And I spend the whole weekend binge watching the show. It was the first time I was binge watching anything, on the couch of my future best friend, Vincent.
And that's the story of how I met my best friend. So thank you for all of that. Take care and lots of love from here in Baldu.
I'm alone. What period? New York City. When I see you Please permit me to tell you everything. New York City. Welcome to another episode of How We Made Your Mother. I'm Josh Radner. I'm here with Craig Thomas. Hey, Craig. Hey, Josh. And we're talking about How I Met Your Mother, a TV show we made that apparently has been uniting French friends since 2005.
That was the in the way we pitched the show. We said if this can bring two friendships. This is going to bring a lot
of friendship to people in France.
It's the best. I love that story. That is such a great story, Guillaume. Thank you for sharing that. I believe in France a lot of people refer to it as not a joke. I think j j they just call it Ami Mitt. And it stops there. I I learned that because not like the fin the finale are in America and I went to France for that summer. I lived in France, I lived in Paris for almost three months. My my son was very young. My wife is a huge uh Francophile and lived that she had lived there in college. And we went there and I did like a little because the the the final season launched when I was there. You know, there's like a lag. Like it had ended in America, but it was launching that summer and 20th, then you know, who then owned the
Show. It's now Disney. Um said would they set up a press tour for me like launch season nine. I went it was me and like fifteen French journalists and I learned that they call it Al Aymet. And uh that it's that's very big there. I think it's very popular. I never
feel more famous than in Paris. I'm telling you. Say more about that.
Say more about that.
That's fascinating. I don't know. I just I the few times like s I've been to Paris, like since the show has been on and been popular, I it's just like, oh yeah, a lot of people in uh Paris watch the show or know this show. So cool. Paris, the best place. Very good tables in Paris. Oh man.
Okay, I gotta drop your name next time I'm there. I don't know. No one cares about me in my tables, but uh I love Paris so much and I love France so much and I've been to Bordeaux and it's been a bit of a lot of people. And you've been to the
German How I Met Your Mother Bar? I've been
at the German How I Met Your Mother Bar? That's a whole other story. We should tell, man, we should we should have those guys on and talk to them about what's it been like different about How Met Your Mother Bar in Germany for
I know that people will be listening to this uh later because we have a lag, obviously, when we do this, but we are two days away from the New York Knicks winning the NBA championship. And were you in the city on Saturday night, Chris?
I I was aw at my son's graduation weekend from high school. He's up in Cape Cod going to this residential school, amazing school called Riverview. Um, so he went to his prom that night at that school, and we rushed out of the prom to go watch like the second, two thirds. We barely missed any of the next game. That's how the prom was like very tight. They kept it tight, everyone got out, and so we saw like most of the next game and talk winning. It was phenomenal.
Yeah, we were at a a a spot in Fort Green not far from us and we after they won We walked out onto the street.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
How did a French fan’s story introduce the episode’s theme?
0:02–9:54
2
What was the Knicks‑related celebration that set the episode’s tone?
9:54–17:43
3
How did the post‑Writers’ Strike scramble shape the season’s nine‑episode sprint?
17:43–24:55
4
Why does Josh consider the red cowboy‑boot scene a misstep?
24:55–32:45
5
What’s the real‑life story behind MarshallandLilySellTheirStuff.com and its charity impact?
32:45–39:09
6
Which guest stars (Larry Wilmore and Matt Besser) appeared and why were they notable?
39:09–47:59
7
What does Tamara’s listener letter reveal about masculinity, forgiveness, and community?
47:59–51:36