Sting

No, but seriously, will he?

Ba dum tss.

[laughs]

Willie won't he.

Or won't he?

Ba dum tss.

Well, I'll tell you why.

You, you want dad jokes-

Oh, you've made a rod for your own back, Charlotte.

Ba-dum-tsh.

Oh my gosh, stop.

I actually didn't mean to do that.

Uh, then as there's the montage of clips from the episode, the narrator asks years later, uh, sorry, it says, "He asked years later, and that was the signal, but that's the thing with destiny, it happens whether you plan on it or not." He never thought he'd see that girl again, but then as it cuts back to the, to his two kids listening to the story, he says, "And kids, that's how I met your Aunt Robin."

Ba dum tss.

[laughs] They say, "Aunt Robin? I thought this was about how you met mom." And the narrator, narrator says, "I'm getting to that.

Like I said, it's a long story." And that's the show.

They should have said that the husband's name was Richard Upton, but, yeah.

Ba-dum-tss.

And yeah, then, you know, we get to that bit with Trent and seeing the, the last stages, the paintings change and the, the wriggling, writhing things that the couple have become, lying on the, the grass.

That painting, like I say, I, I thought it was creepy and I liked, you know, what they were doing with it.

I was.

She said, my wife said, "Good." Ba-dum-tss.

All right.

Well, she did.