How I Met Your Mother S08E24 – Something New
Future Ted tells his kids in the spring of 2013, that he was finishing renovating his house, Barney and Robin were practicing their first dance, and Marshall and Lily were finishing packing for Rome.
While packing, Lily gets a call from her mother-in-law, Judy.
 Lily tells Judy that she is busy packing for Rome, but finds out that 
Marshall hadn't told her about their yearlong move to Rome, and planned 
on telling her a few months after already living there. Judy demands 
that they let her see Marvin
 before they move, and Marshall suggests that she visit them for a week.
 However, Lily objects, saying that the place will be all packed up. 
Marshall then suggests that they all go visit her for a week, but Lily 
says can't go to Minnesota, as she has a job. Finally Marshall suggests 
that he take Marvin for a week to Minnesota, which Lily reluctantly 
agrees to. While Marshall and Marvin are in Minnesota, Judy "jokes" that
 she either won't let them move to Rome or accompany them as well, which
 starts freaking Lily out. She talks to Marshall about this one the 
phone, but he assures her that nothing is going to change their plans of
 moving to Rome. As he hangs up the phone, he gets a call back about his
 application for a judgeship, telling him that there is an opening for 
him to be a judge next Tuesday. Marshall asks the man about there being 
any possibility about him becoming a judge after his trip to Rome, but 
he is informed that he has to begin next Tuesday.
At the the bar,
 Ted informs Lily that the renovation of his house in Westchester is 
complete. She accompanies him to see the house, and is amazed. She talks
 about how Ted's future kids will enjoy their time in the house, but 
then sees a "For Sale" sign. She asks Ted about it, and he tells her 
that he is soon moving to Chicago. He tells her that he has looked 
everywhere in New York for the love of his life and has failed, and that
 maybe she is in Chicago. Lily tries to convince him that the love of 
his life is somewhere in New York. When she asks him when he is leaving,
 he tells her that it's the day after the wedding.
 Lily then realizes that he's moving to Chicago to get away from Robin 
after she gets married to Barney. Lily asks if something happened 
between him and Robin lately, he tells her what happened when they were 
finding the locket that was meant to be Robin's something old. He says 
that he would do anything to get that locket to make Robin happy. Lily 
then tells him that she knows where the locket it is. She recounts a 
story from of not long before his wedding to Stella was supposed to take place.
Robin was at the bar drunk and laments in front of Lily about Ted
 marrying Stella and not her, and that she is moving to Japan just to 
get away from him. In her drunken state, she took Lily to Central Park 
and dug up the locket. At the apartment,
 she told Lily that as Ted is not marrying her, she won't be able to use
 the locket as her something old, and will take it to Japan. Lily then 
puts the locket in a racecar pencil box sitting on a desk for Robin to 
safely take it with her.
When Lily finishes telling the story, Ted tells her that he has 
the racecar pencil box and that the locket was with him all along. He 
joyously says that this will be the best wedding gift to Robin, but Lily
 cautions him.
Meanwhile, after being done with their wedding arrangements, 
Barney and Robin go to a dinner date at a restaurant. While sitting at 
the bar (of the restaurant) Barney tells Robin that he booked their 
favorite table and shows her the cigars he bought, which were the first 
cigars they ever smoked together, which Robin is really touched by. As 
they are looking at the cigars, a couple sitting next to them asks them 
to put the them away. They tell the couple that they are not going to 
smoke them, but the couple complains of the smell. When Barney puts the 
cigars in the bag, they ask him to put the bag away as well, as the 
cigars are unappetizing to look at. This annoys Barney and Robin a lot 
and they declare the couple as their arch enemies. When the couple take 
Barney and Robin's table and they get a table by the kitchen door, which
 hits Barney in the back multiple times, this proves to be the last 
straw for them and they decide to break up the obnoxious couple.
Robin decides to pull the "ring in the champagne glass" to break 
the couple up, which apparently does the job. When the girl sees the 
rings and gets excited, the guy says that he is not ready to commit, 
which leads to a big fight.
Outside the restaurant, Barney and Robin celebrate breaking the 
couple up by smoking the cigars that Barney brought. The obnoxious 
couple then walks up to them and tells them that instead of breaking up,
 they actually got engaged. Barney and Robin congratulate them and are 
amazed at what their actions did.
 
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