![]() The beginnings to the start of Barney & Friends dates back to the show's predecessor, Barney & The Backyard Gang, which was a home video series.Ī promotional advertisement for Barney & Friends premiering on PBS. This season had two albums released with a few songs taken from various episodes, under the titles of Barney's Favorites, Volume 1 and Barney's Favorites, Volume 2, released in 19 respectively. With a total of thirty episodes, this was the longest season to date. Unlike the home video series, that took place in various settings, the show takes place at in a school classroom and playground, which is where the children characters attend during the day. Succeeding the home video series, Barney & The Backyard Gang, this season features Barney, with characters from the home video series such as Baby Bop, a diverse cast of kids, including Derek, Michael, Tina, and Luci, and introduces new kids - Min, Kathy, Shawn, and Tosha.īased off its predecessor, this season displays Barney, who comes to life through a child's imagination, whenever he is needed for something, helping his friends, through educational themes tailored for toddlers, which is the viewing audience. I've already given up on the longer mythology of this show for the most part (as in, Ted will meet the mother when he meets the mother, Barney will get married whenever he gets married, and the show will reveal Barney's bride whenever it wants to, I'm not going to worry about the timing of those things), I'm just hoping for a finale that's funny and doesn't betray the work the show has done to make these characters real people so far.The first season of the American live-action educational children's television series, Barney & Friends, created by Sheryl Leach and co-created by Kathy Parker and Dennis DeShazer, was premiered on PBS from April 6 to May 15, 1992, and consisted of 30 episodes. But hopefully this was a set-up episode for a season finale. The revelations of things Ted has either said he'll get to in this episode, like Barney and Marshall being drunk in Atlantic City when Lily was giving birth and Marshall smoking his last cigarette were pretty unsurprising and not all that interesting either. There were a couple of funny moments in this episode, but it was mostly pretty boring. ![]() Ted swearing to not try online dating and then doing it was also obvious and therefore not funny. The Quinn doing laps joke was extremely obvious and therefore not funny. By now, he needs to have moved past Robin. I get that it's hard to move on from someone, but COME ON TED. At this point, I'm just tired of any inkling of a romantic relationship between Ted and Robin, and I feel like a lot of HIMYM fans agree with me on that. The reveal of why Marshall wasn't there for Lily's birth wasn't that good. I've ever seen, but I definitely thought it was sub-par. I've read a lot of posts in this discussion and I have seen very few actual opinions about the episode, so I'll give mine: I don't think it was a very good episode. Spoiler - You can add a prefix before "spoiler" if it is something specific. Spoilers in posts which aren't clearly marked in the title must be posted using the spoiler link format (make sure you include the quote marks): (/s "Insert spoiler here") S09E14: "Slapsgiving 3: Slappointment in Slapmarra"Īll new episode discussion is considered to be spoilers for a minimum of 48 hours from air. S09E01 & E02: "The Locket" & "Coming Back" ![]() READ ME: SERIES FINALE POST-EPISODE DISCUSSION THREAD | Read here about new image flair! Read The Sidebar →
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