After watching a pretty weak episode of How I Met Your Mother last night, many found themselves finally asking if the show had jumped the shark. What about that mysterious wedding that was set up during last week's episode?

Today at Gawker.TV, Bill Clinton proposes a new way of looking at green energy for NYC, HIMYM features baby drama and lesbians, Hillary Clinton's hair disaster, and what happens when you dub Kevin from The Office's voice over Cookie Monster?

Everybody's favorite NYC-centric sitcom for people under the age of 60 that can still handle a laugh-track is back! So far this season is focused on Marshall trying to get Lilly pregnant, a possible wedding, and hot and handsy lesbians.

You're never going to believe what he's about to do. Also today: a TBS show gets canceled, an ABC show gets ordered, a SATC alum movie gets a distribution deal, and a sitcom star has an unfortunate accident.

Judging from this preview clip, all signs are pointing to Cindy, the roommate of Rachel Bilson's character on the show. Granted it's only a minute-long clip, Ted is completely obsessed with discovering this new prospect—by only her ankles.

After he does this one movie, that's it. It can never get better. Also today: Natalie Portman might be shot into space and left there, TV actresses get TV deals, Joan Holloway gets a new assignment, and nerd news.

Today at Gawker.TV, Russell Brand discusses Venus Williams' behind, Real Housewives' Teresa goes through labor on her cell phone, and we say farewell to 24 for good and How I Met Your Mother and Chuck until next fall.

As predictable as it was, last night's season finale of HIMYM tied up its 5th season as well as anyone could expect. Marshall and Lilly are hoppin' on the baby train, Don's leaving for Chicago, and Ted went blond.

Today at Gawker.TV, a reporter swallows a fly, a weatherman enthusiastically likes sausage, Bill Cosby's losing his edge, How I Met Your Mother's star-studded movie-within-a-show, and 10 television shows that advanced sex on TV.

Poor Ted: America's favorite movie is actually about the time he was left at the altar. So when he started dating a new lady played by Judy Greer, he suddenly was the one with emotional baggage to hide.

If there's one thing that long-time fans of HIMYM know, it's that the writers love a very detailed inside joke. Monday's episode will feature a trailer starring Jason Lewis, Chris Kattan, and Malin Ackerman that hits too close to home.

Today at Gawker.TV, Evangeline Lilly talks Lost, Meat Loaf has a questionable appearance on Today, Kristen Wiig on the MacGruber movie, Stephen Colbert's solution to the oil spill, and How I Met Your Mother reveals the fourth doppleganger.

The gang attended party filled with notable media-folk (like Will Shortz and Arianna Huffington) where Ted felt he'd found his people, Lily and Marshall addressed their baby-fever, and most importantly, headed to "Robots Vs. Wrestlers," where they discovered Ted's look-alike.

Today at Gawker.TV, Bill Murray reads poetry to local construction workers, Stephen Colbert loves Times Square, Chuck channels 1979's Hart to Hart, and Kristin Davis is not a fan of the new Sex and the City 2 poster.

When Robin's latest beau decides it's a little weird that his girlfriend constantly hangs out with two of her ex-boyfriends, both Ted and Barney decide they want her back. This leads them to behave poorly—and drunkenly.

Today at Gawker.TV, Kate Gosselin makes her Dancing debut, Neil Patrick Harris cannot take a bad photo, Anthony Bourdain visits the South of France, and GOP Chairman Michael Steele attempts to explain the "Fire Pelosi" website on The Early Show.

Even a fan of How I Met Your Mother can get fed up listening to Lilly confront Ted Mosby about being a total Ted Mosby. If you find yourself just wanting to skip to the parts with NPH, watch this!

Today at Gawker.TV, we point out the mistakes in "Up in the Air," Anthony Bourdain's a hypocrite about food bloggers, Stephen Colbert draws attention to Obama's recent balls-of-courage, and Andy Richter finally speaks about NBC and the Late Night wars.

J. Lo may have guest starred on last night's HIMYM, but what is everybody talking about? It's Jason Segel's musical performance. The smooth melody of raucous bedroom carnality sprang through his voice in an exciting vibrato... but at what cost?

Today at Gawker.TV, Bill Murray's zany antics on The Late Show, forgetful Robin Roberts, the best sinister laughs from Sci-Fi movies, How I Met Your Mother's teacup pigs, and Howard Stern's Leno-bashing appearance on The Early Show.