How I Met Your Mother

It's a simple fact of fictional life: Not all TV shows go out on top.

Last Friday, Glee ended its once-great run with an episode that first looked back at 2009 and then peered far ahead to 2020.

ABC executives woke up to very good news this morning.

Viewers around the country apparently chose NOT to watch TV online Thursday, considering the very impressive ratings put up by the Scandal Season 4 premiere and How to Get Away with Murder series premiere.

Looks like the controversial How I Met Your Mother finale is officially the last we'll see of epic-length flashback sitcoms on CBS.

An HIMYM spin-off entitled How I Met Your Dad was set to premiere on the network later this year, but the newly released CBS schedule reveals that the show does not have a spot in the fall line-up.

Meg Ryan has been cast on one of this fall's most anticipated new comedy series, CBS' How I Met Your Dad. Well, at least her voice has been cast.

Like Bob Saget on How I Met Your Mother, the veteran movie actress has landed the role of Sally, the future mom who will tell the story to her kids.

Lots of fans felt duped by Monday's How I Met Your Mother finale, and it turns out that may be just how the show's creators wanted us to feel. 

How I Met Your Mother fans are not happy.

Actually, correction: How I Met Your Mother are seething.

Was that shocking enough for you, How I Met Your Mother fans?

This beloved series came to an end on CBS last night, but not without a few stunners that will likely leave fans talking, buzzing and debating for many days to come.

Well, here we are. After 9 seasons, hundreds of girlfriends and countless legen - wait for it - dary moments, How I Met Your Mother, is ending its run as one of TV's most beloved sitcoms.

As if you needed another reason to be sad over How I Met Your Mother coming to an end...

Neil Patrick Harris, Jason Segel and the entire cast of this CBS smash appeared opposite James Lipton Bravo's Inside the Actors Studio last week.