An annoying habit in Ted's new girlfriend causes the gang to point out various bad habits unnoticed by other members of the group. Marshall forgets his password and can't check the results of the Bar exam; he turns to Barney for help.
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| - An annoying habit in Ted's new girlfriend causes the gang to point out various bad habits unnoticed by other members of the group. Marshall forgets his password and can't check the results of the Bar exam; he turns to Barney for help.
- Spoiler Alert (noun) 1. a consumer report or message from a watchdog group that removes any sense of drama, danger or surprise from American products and ruins the shopping experience for all of us Spoiler Alert was The Wørd on the March 3, 2006 edition of "The Colbert Report".
- Spoiler Alert began as an idea of Giovanni Colantonio's. He decided to make a skit about two people getting very violent after an accidental spoiler is let out about the television show Lost. Looking for someone to help with the project, he brought up the idea to Alex Sakach. Being very fond of it, Sakach went forward with the idea. While spending a day at Jake Farrar he decided it was time to make the skit. Andrew Thomas provided the camera work. The skit was later edited by Alex who claims to have spent 20 hours editing it to its current form. The skit was premiered at JFF with mostly favorable reception. Homage was later paid to it in the skit Next-Gen.
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| - An annoying habit in Ted's new girlfriend causes the gang to point out various bad habits unnoticed by other members of the group. Marshall forgets his password and can't check the results of the Bar exam; he turns to Barney for help.
- Spoiler Alert (noun) 1. a consumer report or message from a watchdog group that removes any sense of drama, danger or surprise from American products and ruins the shopping experience for all of us Spoiler Alert was The Wørd on the March 3, 2006 edition of "The Colbert Report".
- Spoiler Alert began as an idea of Giovanni Colantonio's. He decided to make a skit about two people getting very violent after an accidental spoiler is let out about the television show Lost. Looking for someone to help with the project, he brought up the idea to Alex Sakach. Being very fond of it, Sakach went forward with the idea. While spending a day at Jake Farrar he decided it was time to make the skit. Andrew Thomas provided the camera work. The skit was later edited by Alex who claims to have spent 20 hours editing it to its current form. The skit was premiered at JFF with mostly favorable reception. Homage was later paid to it in the skit Next-Gen.
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