Barney Stinson's Unlegendary Factor
I followed Neil Gaiman's idea of creating a tale about a character who didn't have the best possible ending. And that character is Barney Stinson. How I Met Your Mother is among my favorite series. I finished it in 8 months and even today, whenever I can, I review it. I really like the characters and I think they have more than just comedy to present and that's something that I consider very well done in the series. I hated the ending that Barney won. I thought it went against everything he had learned and that the very end of the episode tried to fix it, but it got even worse. The little tale should irritate the person who likes the show and who likes Barney a little, and that's on purpose. Spoilers; Since the third or fourth season I bought the Barney and Robin idea and the creators and producers sold it to me, but in the end they took my hand and I couldn't do anything but not like it. This is not the only reason, but it is the strongest
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