"How I Met Your Mother" Quotes 4: "Zoo Or False" Quiz

Answer: yogurt shop

While picking up with Sarah (Collette Wolfe), Barney posed as famed astronaut Neil Armstrong to hook up with her, saying that the moon is the "best place" he had traveled to. However untrue, the story was still given an explanation, through which Barney foretold his experience when he was victimized by "a wormhole or some gamma rays". To ensure the typical "dumb blonde" being deceived, Barney quickly went on to react on her occupation as an employee in a yogurt store.

"Ted! Baby doll, minor hurdle!"

Answer: "Ted?"

Robin caught Ted in his somehow awkward enactment of the last scene of "Sleepless in Seattle" (1993), through which the latter remade it with miniature dolls on the top of his scale model of the Empire State Building. The actual dialogue from the movie proceeds to the line "You're Annie?"

"How long have you been out here?" "Ten seconds." "Yeah, just the last scene..."

Answer: Matt L. Jones

Matt L. Jones reprises his role as a pizza delivery guy named Arthur, who is the same man he portrayed in another Season 5 episode, "The Rough Patch". He was also featured in "Breaking Bad" (2008-2013) as Brandon Mayhew.

"Can somebody please pay Arthur, alright?! I'm starving! How's your dad, by the way?" "Better." "Good."

Answer: False

"Abbott and Costello" refers to the vaudeville comedy tandem of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, who were popular for their "Who's on First" series in the 1940s. When Barney tried to guess how Marshall was mugged, the latter found it a hackneyed or corny occurrence for its association with the mugging.

"Who mugged you? Was he wearing a black skull-nit cap and a five o'clock shadow?! Did he say 'Stick 'em up!'?"

Answer: "Are we sure it was a gun?"

When Marshall told Barney, Lily and Ted that the mugger was without clothes when he was robbed of his wallet, they imagined the mugger as a naked man (yet, eventually, a monkey, told at least by Marshall later on), to which followed these lines. Ted may have hinted perversely on his line.

"Watch it! Don't get any closer." "It's cool! It's cool."

Answer: "There was no banana!"

Upon telling Robin the story of Marshall being mugged by a monkey, Barney joked at the bar on narrating it, putting the involvement of a banana in it, much to Marshall's disapproval. This phenomenon recurs throughout the series to prove Barney as a serious breakout character, who, in some instances, wants to foretell various comic misadventures effectively, including the time when Marshall forgot his pants for work ("Sorry, Bro", S4E16).

"You got mugged by a monkey!"

Answer: "The cyclist?"

In another of his pickups, Barney conversed with Lisa, dramatically quoting lines of Marshall just to tell a mugging incident of his. Sarah intervened, screwing his intentions, although Barney made up such story in the end, synthesizing his space mission (as "Neil Armstrong") with the mugging. In that scene, Lisa mistook "Armstrong", as Lance Armstrong, a decorated Tour de France cyclist.

"Strange, 'cause you look like you just had two vodka tonics thrown in your face..." "And you have lime in your hair."

Answer: Mozambique

To respond to Robin's news of his mugger story to proceed to the nationwide television scale, Marshall once claimed as statistically true that "monkey crime", however thought as rare and absurd, is rampant in Thailand, China and Costa Rica. He added previously that the monkeys' "inter-social dynamics, having a predisposition towards stealing, gives [them] a genetic advantage."

"Guys, this monkey mugger story could make me famous!" "Me, too..."

Answer: ruined with the truth

At that time, Ted and Barney had known that Marshall lied to Lily about the mugging to compel her not to buy a gun as protection due to reasons of human risk. Ted opined that people like Lily do not tolerate certain lies--an idea to which Barney corrected. Referring to his failed menage-a-trois with Sarah and Lisa, where the former girl lied to him about her age (28, but actually 31).

"Lisa, wait!" "Yes, Neil?" "Oh, you're Lisa? Sarah, wait!"

Answer: Ted Mosby

While Ted was preparing for his take on a TV appearance with Robin in her morning news show to present his scale model of the Empire State Building, Barney wanted to correct Marshall's backing out from the show by merely telling the "lie" of his being robbed by a monkey. To that response of Ted, Barney made him think twice, in case he is on Marshall's shoes.

"Oh, really? Well, mark my words, Mosby! Someday, you'll be telling this story. You'll see it my way!" "Doubtful..."