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Hi, Josh and Craig.

I'm Rishi from India.

How I met your mother was the first English TV series I ever watched

before I knew what a sitcom was and to me it's never been a sitcom to me it's been a beautifully

written slow burn drama by very organic bits of endearing of slightly dorky comedy and

I adore the development of the slightly flawed characters,

and especially the way the show plays with time.

I absolutely love that, and it's a, it's a, just masterful filmmaking.

It just lets every emotion soak in unapologetically.

And in a way, the creators of the show are the hopeless romantics of

filmmaking so here's how I met him other timidly bold subtly adventures and the

slope or drama with the side of comedy that's what it is to me I'm alone what a pity

I won't be soon in New York City when I see you.

Please permit me to tell you everything in New York City.

Hey, everyone, I'm Josh Radner.

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