Alyson Hannigan |
Lily Aldrin |
Cobie Smulders |
Robin Scherbatsky |
Jason Segel |
Marshall Eriksen |
Josh Radnor |
Ted Mosby |
Neil Patrick Harris |
Barney Stinson |
Napiera Groves |
Tanya |
Guest Star |
Kelly Stables |
Masseuse |
Guest Star |
Bob Saget |
Voice of Ted, 2030 |
Recurring Role |
Ashley Williams |
Victoria |
Recurring Role |
Virginia Williams |
Claudia |
Recurring Role |
When Ted and others are in the bar and they are about to go to find Victoria Ted is wearing jacket and nice shirt but when they are sitting in the cab Ted is wearing old sweatshirt and t-shirt and Barney and Marshall are wearing the same clothes as in the bar. This is a reference to Ted telling Victoria at the wedding that "Real Ted" wears a pair of jeans and a sweatshirt with bleach stains on it.
Goof: There are continuity errors at the start of this episode, which picks up right where the previous one, The Wedding, left off. (Indeed, the shots of Victoria are exactly the same.)
In particular, at the moment Ted spots Victoria, he and Barney were watching Lily and Marshall dance, however in this version, Lily and Marshall are seated behind Ted. Additionally, the second time around, Barney is chatting up Tanya, after originally doing "Bridesmaid Math", deciding which two he would take, and which one he would give to Ted.
In this episode Barney picks up a girl at the wedding claiming that he is joining the Peace Corps the next day.
2 Episodes later (1.15 - Game Night) we find out that he actually planned on joining the Peace Corps with his girlfriend Shannon when he was an adolescent.
The book Alyson Hannigan's character is reading is Pure Ducky Goodness, a collection of comic-strip created by the show's writer Gloria Kellett's husband, Dave.
Ted: Listen I'm calling because last night I met this girl, and I was wondering if you had--
Claudia: Oh you have got to be freaking kidding me!
Stuart: Oh here we go...
Claudia: Twenty-four hours ago you were begging--begging--me to bring some other girl to my wedding and now, wa-what, you're over her?
Ted: I've moved on?
Victoria: Those big romantic moments... they're great when they happen, but they're not real.
Ted: Exactly. Exactly! Like, like just now, when I saw you doing the chicken dance out there--I'm not gonna lie to you--big time thunderbolt.
Victoria: Hmmm, you should see me tap-dance. You'd be down on bended knee.
Ted: Sadly, not out of character.
Marshall: Maybe she was a ghost. That's why she didn't want to kiss you because you'd pass right through her and get really cold for a second. Oh my God, I just had a great idea for a screenplay.
Ted: Marshall, she was not a ghost.
Marshall: I know she wasn't a ghost. She picked up a bouquet proving she had corporeal form.
Marshall: Ted, how do I explain this to you. Last night, I ate the best cake of my life. Do you think I'm gonna let that cake out of my life? Hell, no. I'm gonna find out what bakery made that cake and I'm gonna get some more cake.
Ted: That cake really got to you?
Marshall: It haunts me.
Ted: Great I'm gonna need you to call her for me.
Barney: You know I won't.
Ted: Why not?
Barney: Because we just hooked up last night. I can't call the girl the next day, I have to wait at least like...forever, Oh Snap! Nevergonnacallher.
Lily: (on the wedding bouquet) It's such an evil tradition.
Ted: You're not gonna do it at your wedding?
Lily: Hell, yeah! I'm gonna take that flower grenade and chuck it to the crowd and scream, "Crawl for it, bitches!" It's just what girls do.
Barney: (with bridesmaid on his arm, approaching Ted who has just agreed not to exchange names with Victoria) Ted, Ted! Look, Ted. Ted, look Ted. I got a bridesmaid! Ted, Ted, second hottest bridesmaid! Ted, Look. See you, Ted!
Ted: (to Victoria) I'm Ted
Barney: Oh my gosh, I love this moment. You know why? Because I'm going to say it and this time you're actually going to say 'yes'. You're ready? Ready to say 'yes'? Ted. Suit up!
Ted: Yes! (about to leave but then steps back) No.
Lily: Geez Louise! Happiness is not that difficult!
Barney: Sorry, buddy, wish I could help you, but my hands are tied. Oh, no wait. That was last night. (makes a whipping sound)
Barney(flips open his cell): This better be good. I'm about to enter Nirvana. By the way I should get you Nirvana's phone number, she gives a great massage. Say whaaaat?
Claudia: What was her name? Was it my fat cousin, Lindsay? Don't be embarrassed, she has pretty eyes.
Marshall: A drum roll?! That's it? So what you just said good night, came home and performed a drum solo?
Ted: I had the most amazing night ever.
Marshall: Tell me about it! That cake. Best cake I ever had. Seriously, my stomach was like 'Hey bro, I don't know what you're eating cause I don't have any eyes but it's basically awesome so keep sending it down.'
Lily: Yea I know, my stomach was like 'Girlfriend, we don't always get along but that cake..'
Barney: That's right, I just got paid for sex! (smiles at 50 dollars) Maybe I should give this money to Peace Corps. They've done so much for me tonight.
The German episode title is "Traum und Wirklichkeit", meaning "Dream and Reality". The French title is "L'Inconnue", meaning "The Stranger". The Italian title is "Rullo di tamburi", meaning "Drumroll".
International Airdates: Germany: October 25, 2008 on ProSieben; Czech Republic: December 17, 2009 on Prima COOL
Music Featured In This Episode:
1. "You Don't Know Me" by Michael Bublé (featured on the album, It's Time) is the song Ted and Victoria dance to when the reception is over and they say their goodbyes (or actually don't). Apparently the song was on a CD or tape used during the reception since Ted only has to press a button for the song to play.
2. "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin & George Gershwin. Ted plays this on the Piano, while Victoria is stepdancing.
3. "Spit on a Stranger" by Pavement. This song was played during the last scene of the show.
The fake name given by Victoria, Buttercup, is the same name of the female lead in "The Princess Bride". In the book, and movie, Buttercup is the most beautiful maiden in the land, to Ted, Buttercup was the most beautiful maiden in the wedding.
There is also an actual bakery in New York City named Buttercup Bakery.
Ted gives the fake name of Lando Calrissian, the administrator of Bespin's Cloud City who double-crossed Han Solo in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.
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