
How We Spent the Summer | S2E1 "Where Were We?"
Montag, 20. Oktober 2025 · 1 h 02
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Season two of How We Made Your Mother kicks off with a big announcement: the show has officially joined the Office Ladies Network, thanks to a friendship between Josh Radnor and Jenna Fischer.
Josh and Craig reminisce about filming “Where Were We,” the How I Met Your Mother season two premiere, breaking down the challenge of picking up right after Ted and Robin’s rain-soaked kiss and Marshall’s heartbreak. They dig into the emotional realism of post-breakup depression, the iconic “When I get sad, I stop being sad and be awesome instead” line, and behind-the-scenes stories about George Clinton’s cameo, Robin’s gun joke, and Neil Patrick Harris’s precision physical comedy.
The episode also covers the show’s evolution, season-two adjustments (including the brighter red couch), and fan questions about serialization, background actors, and hiatus memories, before closing with a touching letter from a 15-year-old fan in Germany about how HIMYM brings her hope.
CONNECT WITH THE SHOW:
Official Website (howwemadeyourmother.com) (Send us your audio and written messages)
Instagram (instagram.com/howwemadeyourmother)
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Subscribe HERE (joshradnor.substack.com).
CRAIG’S BOOK IS AVAILABLE!
Head over to CRAIG’S WEBSITE (craigthomaswriter.com/novel) to order your copy of THAT’S NOT HOW IT HAPPENED.
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AND MORE:
Josh’s Official Website (joshradnor.com)
Josh on Spotify (open.spotify.com/artist/43jyNhxEcJZ2YbwioBjCbY)
Craig’s Official Website (craigthomaswriter.com) (with links to his published writing)
Alek’s “Dead Fathers Society” on Substack (aleklev.substack.com)