It was going to be shocking no matter what and they wanted to soften it a little bit or at least get people talking about it. They were laying that in, so that it would be discussed and slightly less jarring for people.
Were you aware that people had essentially called exactly what happened? So I asked them “Are you guys still doing that?” And they said yeah. I didn’t know if they would actually want to come back to it and do that, especially after Cristin, because she was so wonderful and the fans seemed to really take to her. They had mentioned to me the twist about the mother in the first season, and I kind of put it out of my head. So we did the scene a bunch of times and it felt good and real and effortless and then people made a few speeches and we all went to MacLaren’s for a final drink. I mean, Ted may be nervous approaching her but he doesn’t know it’s, like, the biggest moment of his life. I always found working with Cristin to be such a joy, so when it came time to shoot it, I just tried to will myself into the character’s shoes and connect with Cristin and not think of it as this huge, iconic moment. There was a big delay while we waited for them to get the rain right, so everyone had a chance to really take in the moment. All the writers, cast, network and studio execs - everyone who worked on the show in any capacity was there watching. It was also the last scene we filmed on the very last day of filming, so emotions were running high on both fictional and nonfictional tracks. That was actually Cristin ’s audition scene and they didn’t really change a word from when we first read it together. Since the show was all about meeting the mother, what was it like to finally film that scene where you tap her and say hello and get under the umbrella? He makes a case for the ending, defends the Ted haters, gives details about a possibly revelatory cut Robin-Ted scene from the finale, and reveals where he currently is hanging (or not hanging) the blue French horn. Vulture was able to talk to the mother-meeter himself, Josh Radnor, about the end of the show.
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Last night, on the divisive series finale of How I Met Your Mother, after nine seasons and 200-plus episodes, Ted finally met the mother. Josh Radnor, actor who used to play Ted Mosby.
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