HIMYM - SEASON 1 EPISODE 9

I know, I know it's been awhile since my last post, but I'm at it again with another wonderful installment of How I Met Your Mother. This is the first Thanksgiving we experience with the gang entitled "Belly full of turkey".

We have two plot lines in this episode featuring our favorite couple - Marshall and Lily going off to Marshall's home town to visit his parents for Thanksgiving. However Lily has missed her period for the last couple of days and goes on holiday with a preoccupied mind. Once at Marshall's family home she is bombarded with all the Erickson family traits - like being huge for one and she freaks out. She goes to the local convenience store and purchases a pregnancy test but due to the lack of a bathroom and her desperation for an answer she takes the test in the alley - and just as luck would have it she gets arrested for 'public urination' and gets put in a holding cell. Marshall comes to her rescue and they find out they are not really ready for children but if the fates want it that way they would be able to do it because of their love for one another. Luckily she was not pregnant and they were saved.

Meanwhile back in New York, Barney disappears for Thanksgiving and Ted and Robin decide they want to volunteer on Thanksgiving. Funnily enough they choose the one place place to volunteer where Barney is as well - doing court appointed community service for 'public urination' of all things. First they don't get to do much but eventually get a sorting job - when Ted and Robin realise the volunteers take much of the given food home he revolts and gets himself, Robin and Barney thrown out of the soup kitchen. So they head off to the closest strip club to experience a Barney style Thanksgiving.

The quote of the episode takes place at the strip club while Ted stands in line @ the all-you-can-eat buffet after he bought a homeless guy a lap dance as a good deed:

STRIPPER: Hey, I saw what you did for that guy. It was really sweet. Do you want a dance?
TED: No thanks. You wants some yams?
STRIPPER: No thanks. I'm amber
{She puts out her hands and they shake}
TED: I'm Ted
STRIPPER: Actually I'm Tracy
TED: Still Ted
FUTURE TED V.O: And that kids, is the true story of how i met your mother!
YEAR 2030 FUTURE KIDS SUDDENLY SIT UPRIGHT ON THE COUCH - ASTONISHED
DAUGHTER, SON: What??!
FUTURE TED V.O: I'm kidding



BARNEY-ISM of the episode takes place during the volunteer work at the soup kitchen:

BARNEY: Man, its' amazing out there. I've done so much good today, I've got like a soul boner. And the way the faces of the less fortunate light up when you give then a hot nutritional meal, is there a better feeling on earth?
ROBIN: Yesterday you said the best feeling on earth was getting your toes sucked. Then you requested a high-five with your foot

Barney is truly a legendary character - so long until next time

HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER

This brilliant show follows the antics of five New Yorkers as they go about their daily lives - and mainly deals with the comedy in their lives as well as thier relationship with each other and others.



The show has to be considered as a memory - as the title states, it follows the main character Ted Mosby as he tells his children the story of how he met their mother in excrutiating detail (much to the sheer-grin of the children).

TED MOSBY
Dubbed Theodore Evelyn Mosby by Barney. He is the main protaganist of the show and he has two children - boy and girl who he is telling his life story too. His profession is architect and throughout the course of the show he has gone from architect in big company, to architect in his own company and finally (so far) architect teacher at New York University. His best friends are Marshall and Lily and they have been together since college - Wesleyen. He is constantly searching for 'the one' - and for two years he believed the one was Robin - whom he dated for a year. Barney who he met in the pub at the urinal has reluctantly become one of his best friends, and as such they keep going on constant legendary adventures together.

BARNEY STINSON
Known as the inventor of the "Lemon Law" and as The Barnicle. He always wears suits and has two catchphrases - 'suit up' and 'legen ... dary'! He regards Ted as his best friend as such often gets them both in compromising situations. He is a very successfull businessman but no one knows what it is exactly that he does, not even Marshall who works with him. His motto in life is too hook up with as many hot women as possible - and keep record of it! His only meaningfull relationship was with Robin but that did not work out for him! He is the ultimate single guy and role model to many!!!











MARSHALL ERIKSON
He is the ultimate relationship man - he dated Lily for more than 8 years and then married her, she is the ultimate love of his life and he is a complete wreck without her. He considers Ted and Lily his best friends. His love also stretches to good food, Wookies from Star Wars , the occult especially ghosts, aliens and of course the lockness monster. He is a good lawyer who actually wanted to be an environmental lawyer but ended up at Goliath National Bank working with Barney. Marshall does not like to fight but when he does you do not want to step in his way which was proved in season 4 in the 'Fight' episode but is actually contrary to previous statements made in the show.





LILY ALDRIN
The female lead on the show and every mans dream wife / girlfriend. She is married to Marshall but kept her own last name. Her best friend is Ted, but as of late Robin has started to take his spot. Lily is a kindergarden teacher by day (which she doesn't think much of), and a teacher and excellent cook by night. She gets very emotional when Marshall is not around and with her - as they have become very attached to each other, often having mind conversations! She left Marshall once because she wanted to persue a painting career and felt she couldn't do it while married but she quickly found out she made a mistake and came crawling back! She changes her hair colour quite often and is a running gag in the show! More recently we found out she has taken it upon herself to break Ted up with all his girlfriends she deems - not frontporch material!





ROBIN SCHERBATSKY
She is from Canada - she was a popstar and gameshow host in her home town, much to the amusement of the gang - and us! She is a television personality by nature, she was a reporter, then moved on to anchor and then had her own morning talk show. She dated both Ted and Barney but those relationships didn't work out, but more recently she dated Don her co-anchor who left her for the job she turned down for him - irony heh! She even went to Japan to try and report there but they had her on tv with a monkey who was more popular than her, so she moved back to New York and moved in with Ted. Lily is her best friend and confidant but Ted is there in a close second. She is the ultimate gun nut and loves wearing suits, smoking cigars and drinking whiskey!

So that is a wrap - stay tuned for all my posts that are done episode by episode with quote and Barney-ism of the episode highlighted! What can be better?!

TOP 100 CHARACTERS - PART 4

Good evening guys, this is the fourth and final installment of my Top 100 Characters list - so sit back and enjoy as I reveal my top 25 characters of all time.

25. Angel / Angelus played by David Boreanaz in Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Angel - this broody vampire with a soul has grown from a punk to a legend in only a few short hundred years.

24. Det. Lenny Briscoe played by Jerry Orbach in Law & Order - he will forever remain in the annals of tv detectives history even after his real life passing



23. Dr. Andrew Brown played by Treat Williams in Everwood - we all cheered for him as he tried to rebuild his home and heart after the passing of his wife, and even though he made mistakes along the way - he remains a favourite.

22. Cliff Huxtable played by Bill Cosby in The Cosby Show - a legendary performer who paved the way for others just like him

21. Ryan Atwood played by Benjamin McKenzie in The O.C - he may be a broody and violent teenager, but overall he captured our respect with the ways he tried to lead his life and help his friends and family

20. Spike played by James Marsters in Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Angel - he is also known as Captain Peroxide and is a long time rival of Angel. His hilarious antics cannot be decribed in words - you have to witness it to believe it!

19. Piper Haliwell played by Holly Marie Combs in Charmed - one of the three sisters of legend, I think she had the coolest power of all and was the glue that kept the show together.



18. Seeley Booth played by David Boreanaz in Bones - the sexual tension between him and his partner smolders onscreen and everyone loves a cop with a hard ass attitude but has repect for his squid partners in the lab

17. Rupert Giles played by Anthony Stewart Head in Buffy The Vampire Slayer - his British sninicism and failure to grasp American culture created a bit of a snobbish character that we all love and he leads the scoobies against evil

16. Allan Shore played by James Spader in Boston Legal - his democratic political views often put him at odds with his best friend Denny and his womanizing ways often got too much but whenever he got up and did his closing argument - everyone held there breath as they listened and took in the message in his speech

15. Ray Romano played by Ray Barone in Everyone Loves Raymond - it was the sitcom to watch and his characterization of the everyday husband was a big part of that.

14. Cappie played by Scott Michael Foster in Greek - he might look like the average college student always walking around with a cup of booze in his hand, but everytime he opens his mouth he always has a wize word to say to help whomever out of sticky situation

13. Veronica Mars played by Kristen Bell in Veronica Mars - the sassy, female detective had us all spellbound as she conquered the local leos and ever college life

12. Sydney Bristow played by Jennifer Garner in Alias - she is the ultimate super spy, sexy in everything she does with wit and genius to back it up.

11. Goku voiced by Masako Nozawa in Dragonball Z - this guy did everything he could to save the earth and his family whenever evil threatened them. His inherant ability to always see the good in people is a trait we can all adopt from him.



10. Patrick Jane played by Simon Baker in The Mentalist - savvy and smart, the often ridiculous and intriguiing way he solves cases spellbinds us all

9. Sheldon Cooper played by Jim Parsons in Big Bang Theory - this guy is so funny, his facial expressions and lack of human emotion is so entertaining

8. Seth Cohen played by Adam Brody in The O.C - the nerd who gets the hottest girl in town - who would not want to be him?

7. Dean Winchester played by Jenson Ackles in Supernatural - sarcastic and whitty, and the way he handles a gun makes us all want to be like him, travel the world and hunt evil.

6. Denny Crane played by William Shatner in Boston Legal - another winner for William. His courtroom and womanizing antics are awesome and his mad cow - what else can be said



5. Barney Stinson played by Neil Patrick Harris in How I Met Your Mother - the only legen ... wait for it ... dary character on this list! He lives in suits and is the master of the art of picking up ladies!

4. Gil Grisson played by William L. Peterson in CSI - the bug man who has mezmerized us all with his intellect and insight for many years, leading the criminalists of Las Vegas in the fight against crime and corruption!

3. Chuck Bartowski played by Zachary Levi in Chuck - the unfortunate nerd who got the government secrets imbedded in his brain has gone from nothing to being one of the top spies in the business with the hottest spy on his arm!

2. Leroy Jethro Gibbs played by Mark Harmon in NCIS - his rules have become a code of conduct to live our lives by, with his head slapping and silent stares that keep all his team members in line

1. Buffy Summers played by Sarah Michelle Geller in Buffy The Vampire Slayer - the girl who has redefined "helpless and scared little lady" has emmersed us into her world of vampire slaying and all the while she looks good while doing it!

TOP 100 CHARACTERS - PART 3

The thrilling third installment of my Top 100 Characters list

50. Tim Taylor played by Tim Allen in Home Improvement - this humble carpenter who cannot really build anything crept into our hearts

49. Walter Bishop played by John Noble in Fringe - he is a slighly unstable father figure trying very hard to be the best father he can be with his estranged son, also being a genius can only help his case



48. Liz Lemon played by Tina Fey in 30 Rock - this dysfunctional woman is a stereotypical version of the women we all wish we could have and her brilliant writing in the series also helps her and the show quite a lot

47. Colonel John Casey played by Adam Baldwin - I enjoy his hardass attitude and American spirit. Also his comic relations with Morgan and Chuck are worth watching

46. Ally McBeal played by Calista Flockheart in Ally McBeal - this zany lawyer, is one of the first shows delving into strong female leads, lesbianism and overall feminism in television

45. Jack McFarland played by Sean Hayes in Will & Grace - what a exciting character on television, he is so funny and his antics glue us to our seats

44. Wilhemina Slater played by Vanessa Williams in Ugly Betty - this scheming woman creates amazing situations for herself and the power she wields in the show is great

43. Dennis Finch played by David Spade in Just Shoot Me - another one of those iconic comedy characters that will go down into history as one of the greats



42. Willow Rosenberg played by Alyson Hannigan in Buffy The Vampire Slayer - what an awesome character, her growth from power to power in the witch front but what sets her apart is the relationship she had with Tara and the love they shared

41. Tony Soprano played by James Gandalfino in The Sopranos - iconic mobster in television history

40. Carrie Bradshaw played by Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex In The City - every week we used to tune into the antics of the four American women and their relationship advise they give out. And to prove the success of the character and the show - it has been turned into not one but two movies

39. Angel Castiel played by Misha Collins in Supernatural - a truely funny character even though he is not meant to be, the comic timing is brilliant and when needs to be, he can deliver the more serious tone as well

38. Vic Mackey played by Michael Chiklis in The Shield - a true mans - man, being a almost crooked cop and bringing down the bad guys is what most of us want to do.



37. Michael Scott played by Steve Carrell in The Office (US version) - he is brilliantly funny, a true genius and someone who brings in the viewers

36. Dr. Frasier Crane played by Kelsey Grammar in Frasier - a legendary pshyciatrist, that had to deal with his neurotic brother and live in father who is in the hall of fame of amazingly funny characters

35. John Dorian (J.D.) played by Zach Braff in Scrubs - this idiot doctor, with his father issues and best friend who is black, just reaches to us and even though the actual story is not so great the depth to which this character is pushed is amazing

34. Sue Sylvester played by Jane Lynch in Glee - the hard-ass cheerleading coach, who normally gets one over on the glee teacher is fast becoming an iconic character

33. Chandler Bing played by Matthew Perry in Friends - even though he was a bumbling idiot he crept into our hearts and we voted for him we saw him

32. Marshall Erikson played by Jason Segal in How I Met Your Mother - he is a very versatile character that blends well with the rest of the cast. He can sing, dance and act that which not all can do

31. Cordelia Chase played by Charisma Carpenter in Angel and Buffy The Vampire Slayer - she grew from vindictive cheerleader to fighter for the Powers That Be in a amazing showing of being a woman in power. As she grew in the show she grew in our hearts and when she died in Angel - I just had to shed a tear.



30. Loralei Gilmore played by Lauren Graham in Gilmore Girls - this whitty, sassy and beutiful woman has showed us what can be achieved when one puts your mind to something.

29. Arvin Sloane played by Ron Rifkin in Alias - one of the iconic bad guys in television land. His vindictive and dangerous streak scares even the toughest of the spy world.

28. Adrian Monk played by Tony Shalhoub in Monk - this detective scared of just about everything in this world uses his keen observation skills to solve the most difficult murder mysteries. And just for getting out of bed in the morning he gets on my list



27. Jerry Seinfeld played by Jerry Seinfeld in Seinfeld - what else can be said except "Seinfeld"!

26. Anthony "Tony" DiNozzo played by Michael Weatherly in NCIS - what a great agent, with awesome comic timing and his bickering with his female partner, Ziva is legendary!

Next time the last installment of the Top 100 list!

TOP 100 CHARACTERS - PART 2

The second part of the Top 100 Characters on my list.

75. George Lopez played by George Lopez in George Lopez - one of the great Mexican sitcoms dealing with family issues and the way George handles it is extraordinary!

74. Abby Sciuto played by Pauley Perrette in NCIS - this hot goth with the tattoos all over the place assists the NCIS team in the forensics lab - what's hotter than a goth with a microscope?



73. Jack Bauer played by Kiefer Sutherland in 24 - his relentless antics to protect the American public and presidency as well as his family is amazing

72. Rory Gilmore played by Alexis Bledel in Gilmore Girls - her sweet disposition and girl next door looks make her the perfect girl to marry and unfortunately all we can do is watch as she conquers the world.

71. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett played by Amanda Peet in Jack & Jill - even though we only got her in our living rooms for a short while, her can do attitude and great looks made her a regular for as long as we had her.

70. Karen Walker played by Megan Mullaly in Will & Grace - her high pitched voice and pill popping and drinking habits made her one of the worst rolemodels but we still kept coming back to the show to catch that nasty quick wit of hers and see what she did next.

69. Christina Yang played by Sandra Oh in Grey's Anatomy - she is the hardcore cardio thoracic surgeon intern - with her hardass attitude we just love her



68. Gary Brooks played by Jay Mohr in Gary Unmarried - I enjoy the way he handles his ex-wife and how he treats his kids - I wouldn't mind being something like him

67. Lily Aldrin played by Alyson Hannigan in How I Met Your Mother - she is the girlfriend/wife every guy wishes he could have

66. Clark Kent played by Tom Welling in Smallville - he always saves the day even though his love life may suffer because of it - he does what is right

65. Sam Winchester played by Jared Padalecki in Supernatural - he kicks demon ass alongside his brother and looks cool doing it!

64. Bender the robot from Futurama - watch the show and you'll understand why he's on the list

63. Alan Harper played by Jon Cryer in Two & A Half Men - the halfwit brother of the womanizing Charlie - he is on the list because it's awesome to see charlie abuse him

62. Michael Weston played by Jeffrey Donovan in Burn Notice - he is the burnt spy trying to get justice on those that ruined his life and in the process teaches us all how to be spies!



61. Mac Taylor played by Gary Sinise in CSI: New York - the criminalist / detective spellbinds us all whenever they try to solve a case. Showing brains can win over brawn

60. Dr. Gregory House played by Hugh Laurie in House M.D - using his brains and sidekicks to solve medical mysteries becomes somehow very interseting when he is involved - as we cannot wait to see what he gets up to next.

59. Ranger Cordelle Walker played by Chuck Norris in Walker Texas Ranger - how can the legendary Chuck Norris not be on the list

58. Melinda Gordon played by Jennifer Love Hewitt in Ghost Whisperer - talking to ghosts has never been so hot, right?



57. Charlie Harper played by Charlie Sheen in Two & A Half Men - his constant ridiculing of his younger brother and ever persistant conquest of the ladies make his someone to watch and maybe learn a thing or two from

56. Ed Deline played by James Caan in Las Vegas - even though he was replaced in later seasons, 'Big' Ed Deline will always be the one we remember to best keep the casino running

55. Joan Girardi played by Amber Tamblyn in Joan Of Arcadia - a hot chick who talks to God with a story that delivers a message every time is something that has been missing from television for a long time

54. Betty Suarez played by America Ferrera in Ugly Betty - she comes from humble beginnings rising to the top, inspiring us all as she goes along

53. Rachel Green played by Jennifer Aniston in Friends - she was the first hot Friend we accepted and by using this role she has propelled herself into stardom

52. Jack Bristow played by Victor Garber in Alias - his stony expression and ruthless interrogation tactics make him one of the great television spies known today and to cap it off he sacrificed himself to stop the great evil - Arvin Sloane

51. Wesley Wyndham Price played by Alexis Denishof in Angel and Buffy The Vampire Slayer - growing from nerdy watcher into the rogue demon hunter over the years made him a force to be reckoned with and his death scene was noble and brave - going down for the cause as he believed



Stay tuned for the rest!

TOP 100 CHARACTERS - PART 1

What I would like to do - is characterize my Top 100 Characters that I find are the most intriguing characters of television today and yesterday. I will be doing it in four segments - 25 at a time. I have seen so many list out there - for which I agree with some but disagree with most. I did not use any criteria to choose my favourites - only those characters I found the most entertaining made my list!

100. Homer Simpson from The Simpsons - even though he is not the best role model for anyone, he is very enjoyable to watch and his antics are hilarious.

99. Horatio Cane played by David Caruso in CSI: Miami. His one liners and dark glasses have become synonimous with television viewing.



98. Randy Hickey played by Ethan Suplee in My Name Is Earl - his stupidity is entertaining and that's about it.

97. Kenneth Parcell played by Jack McBryer in 30 Rock - he might just be a supporting character but I enjoy him more than most of the other characters on 30 Rock with the exception of Liz Lemon and Jack Donahue.

96. Al Bundy played by Ed O'Neill in Married With Children - he is the ultimate underdog father with so many issues relating to everyday life - he feels like part of the family

95. Paul Hennessy played by John Ritter in 8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter - after his death you could immediately recognize the effect this great actor had on this show and so many others.



94. The Janitor played by Neil Flynn in Scrubs - his rivalry with J.D is one of the highlights of the show and makes the idiocy of the show worth watching.

93. Bobby Singer played by Jim Beaver in Supernatural - he was only meant to star in one or two episodes but his importance as a cast member and main character became apparent and continues to help make Supernatural a awesome show

92. Shirley Schmidt played by Candice Bergen in Boston Legal. She truelly is a legend - and the continuing antics of Denny and Alan to romance her and the effect the has over them is legendary!

91. President Jed Bartlett played by Martin Sheen in The West Wing - he is one of the iconic presidents ever in television history and just for that he gets my vote.



90. Luke Danes played by Scott Patterson in Gilmore Gilrs - his role in Gilmore Girls may have been understated but he grew to be a fan favourite - between his romantic relations with Loralei and disregard for town rules he truely made himself famous.

89. Grace Anna-Darko played by Holly Hunter in Saving Grace - her hard ass attitude and constant visits from Earl her angel make this entertaining duo something to watch.

88. Hal played by Bryan Cranston in Malcolm In The Middle - he is another one of those television fathers that one can relate to in dealing with the children but always does it just the way you would not!

87. Will Tippen played by Bradley Cooper in Alias - he only starred in the first, second and third season with occasional guest stars in the following seasons - but he grew from this role to a major film actor - which one has to give props to.

86. Fox Mulder played by David Duchovny in X-Files - I didn't really care much for the show but his character with the constant inner battles was intriguing.

85. Dr. Sam Beckett played by Scott Bakula in Quantum Leap - his versatility in playing so many differant characters in one show is really a showing of his greatness



84. Will Smith played by Will Smith in The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air - the starting point of the prince will forever remain in the realms of the great comedy shows of the 90's.

83. Kimble Cho played by Tim Kang in The Mentalist - he is one of the classic characters in the story - I personally enjoy his character. His deep seated fear of magic and tragic dislike of pineapple on pizza (which I wholeheartedly agree with) are only few of the traits that make this character so memorable.

82.Joey Tribbiani played by Matt LeBlanc in Friends and Joey - he was such a great character coming from Friends he got his own spin-off show. His stupidity and great comic timing make him so memorable.

81. Sarah Walker played by Yvonne Strahovsky in Chuck - her beauty and cool fighting skills are only some of traits that secure her a spot on my list.



80. Dexter Morgan played by Michael C. Hall in Dexter - this serial killer that goes after only bad guys gives off those cool guys vibes and on top of his killing schedule he has to deal with his family and fellow cops.

79. Red Forman played by Kurtwood Smith in That 70's Show - his twisted view of life and the entertaining way by which he is trying to make his son a man entertains us.

78. Xander Harris played by Nicolas Brendan in Buffy The Vampire Slayer - this goofy guy got the hot girl and learns some fighting skills in the progress and even saves the world and brought our favourite heroin back from the dead - twice makes him a legendary character in my book.

77. Helen Gamble played by Lara Flynn Boyle in The Practice - this hard ass woman laywer was the first major female lawyer on our screens after Ally McBeal which puts her solidly on my feminist watch but also on my list.

76. Marissa Cooper played by Mischa Barton in The O.C - her character somewhat annoyed me with her childish antics but without her (after her death scene - in which I cried) the show was just not the same.









So that was the first batch - stay tuned for the rest!

HIMYM - SEASON 1 EPISODE 8

This has to go down in How I Met Your Mother history as one of those truelly legendary episodes - known as the "The Duel". This is one of those episodes that were up in my book as a strong contender for episode of the season!

The episode features mainly our lead three friends - Marshall, Lily and Ted with Robin and Barney lending support. Even though Barney invents a concept that will revolutionalize the dating world - the Lemon Law! As we have seen so far - Ted and Marshall live together but with Lily being engaged to Marshall she spends most of her time there as well, only going back to her own apartment occasionally. In this episode Lily returns to her apartment and finds her landlady died and her apartment being sold and turned into a Chinese Food Restaurant! So Ted and Marshall decide to let her move in with them - but unknown to Ted - some small things start to change which he doesn't really like so in a attempt to reclaim the apartment he buys a english phone booth - hilarious!! And to counter that Marshall takes down the swords they hung on the wall to put one of Lily's paintings on the wall - which leads them to 'the duel' - which was awesome, but ended with Ted stabbing Lily in the shoulder as she comes in the door! Legen ... dary!!!!!!!



Barney - ism:
Barney creates the Lemon Law.
Definition - from the moment a date begins you have five minutes to decide whether you're going to commit to an entire evening. And if you don't, it's no hard feelings just good night, thanks for playing, see you never!

Quote of the episode:
Barney is on a date and Ted has to make the 'fake emergency phone call' to get Barney out of the date. Robin takes Ted's phone and makes the call
[Barney's phone rings, he answers]
BARNEY: Hello
ROBIN: Hi, there sexy
BARNEY: Hello, Aunt Cathy, what's up?
ROBIN: Oh nothing, just sitting here, thinking about you, hot stuff!
BARNEY: An accident? Well is Uncle Rudy gonna be ok?
ROBIN: Aunt Cathy's got an itch that only you can scratch, big boy!
BARNEY: Oh god! Why did he think he could fly his own helicopter?
ROBIN: Come on, daddy, break me off a piece of that white chocolate
BARNEY: Well, if he needs a transplant, he can have mine. I'll be right there!

Barney stammers and leaves his date - he looks rattled!

Well that concludes another wonderful episode!!