Although the writer/director Quentin Tarantino is best known for his contributions to the film media, he has some TV download for occasional sharing with the world. He shocked everyone when he He discovered that he didn't care much about a "real detective", Not even the first season he seemed to surpass his street. He confused the world even more when he revealed that his favorite show is CBS's Sitkom for the late twenty -thing that dates back to Newouper.

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"Hands down, my favorite show is" How I Meet Your Mother ", he said in an interview for 2012. "I have been watching it since the first episode, so it's a show that I always keep watching." Given this in 2012, when the show still had to leave the season, some fans wondered if Tarantino retained this opinion. The final of the Himim series was separatedAfter all, so maybe Tarantino's Love to the series declined after it was over.

At later Interview for 2015 with VultureAfter the final aired, Tarantino said: "The last two shows I watched the whole way were" justified "and" How I met your mother. "" He did not clarify his thoughts on the end of any show, but the fact that he did not immediately jump in the opportunity to get into the finals of the final.

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At first glance, "Himim" does not look like Tarantino's work. Not much violence or revenge involved, Neither Samuel L. Acksexone ever made a look. But for further research, there are some notes qualities of the show that we can imagine to appreciate. For one, there is also the charming, large -scale dialogue that Himim's best episode is all of which. Just as the characters in Pulp Fiction are constantly taking care of relative things, the characters in "Himim" always put the plot in a break to notice a strange "rule" that they have noticed about the world around them, usually in the context of dating.

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There are constant moments in "Himim", where the dialogue is swinging, where you really feel like listening to some real friends who argue at the bar together. It is best in the "Rabbit Against Duck" of Season 5, with an extended sequence where the gang discusses whether ducks or rabbits are better. Not the same tone or style Tarantino is known for, of course, but it feels similar to inspired, and sometimes it feels too specific so as not to be based on something the writers have heard in real life. My favorite moment is the way Robin reduces Marshall about a minute inside. It's a delivery line so perfect, it's easy to see how it gets respect for Tarantino:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w7yhe1i-sq

The other special element of "Himim" is the way it is played in time, a trick known to Tarantino for. Even before the particularly ambitious last season, "Himim" often structured episodes not in strict chronological order, but through the perspectives of different characters. For example, Branch of Season 2 begins and ends in a restaurant, with the middle of the episode returning and explaining how the restaurant situation appeared. The rest of the show is filled with similar tricks, showing the level of complexity in a plot that can match very little sitcom, or TV shows. No wonder Tarantino was impressed.

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