You mean the Ghost of Quality Past?

"And the janitor just mopped, so he's standing next to a sign that says 'Slippery When Wet.'"

"And the janitor just mopped, so he's standing next to a sign that says 'Slippery When Wet.'"

Oh, wow, that episode is classic. It never slows down, which is essential to that kind of farce.

Oh, wow, that episode is classic. It never slows down, which is essential to that kind of farce.

Patrice is the Jerry of How I Met Your Mother.

Patrice is the Jerry of How I Met Your Mother.

The thing I liked most about all the stuff being stolen from Ted is that, unlike a lot of HIMYM's other "hitherto unseen" mythology gags, this one actually makes sense, since all of the stuff is missing and Ted would be reluctant to assert himself and ask for it back (or had forgotten about it).

The thing I liked most about all the stuff being stolen from Ted is that, unlike a lot of HIMYM's other "hitherto unseen" mythology gags, this one actually makes sense, since all of the stuff is missing and Ted would be reluctant to assert himself and ask for it back (or had forgotten about it).

God help the Enterprise if those Communicators have AT&T.

God help the Enterprise if those Communicators have AT&T.

I certainly don't mind things being dated. The floppy disc thing was a really fun moment. It reminded me of all kinds of things I'd mostly forgotten about.

I certainly don't mind things being dated. The floppy disc thing was a really fun moment. It reminded me of all kinds of things I'd mostly forgotten about.

I still have that song stuck in my head.

I still have that song stuck in my head.

Floppy discs! Oh, man, I remember those. I wonder if they would have dated the episode as much back in the original run, where the "when" of Batman was a little tougher to pin down (what with police dirigibles, art deco buildings, and talking computers side-by-side).

Floppy discs! Oh, man, I remember those. I wonder if they would have dated the episode as much back in the original run, where the "when" of Batman was a little tougher to pin down (what with police dirigibles, art deco buildings, and talking computers side-by-side).

I guess it's easier than facing the truth that they humiliated themselves and others for the sake of a series of poorly-conceived/executed rape jokes and acknowledging that they should feel deep shame and regret for their actions. (And additional shame for dragging Wilder's good name into it/)

I guess it's easier than facing the truth that they humiliated themselves and others for the sake of a series of poorly-conceived/executed rape jokes and acknowledging that they should feel deep shame and regret for their actions. (And additional shame for dragging Wilder's good name into it/)

That's a really great link. Thanks for sharing it.