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Huhu que vous zêtes naïfs d'avoir cru au trailer

Voilà sinon cet épi est bien sympa sauf que je suis d'acc, c'est encore pas Stella et ça commence à être un chouilla lourd quand même. Faudrait que ça avance un peu plus.

Moi je pense que c'est Stella

La fin a fait fondre mon tit coeur de shippeuse

I defy you to find a single fan of How I Met Your Mother who isn't asking themselves exactly that question in the wake of last night's humdinger of an ending -- which seemed to strongly hint (if not outright reveal) that Sarah Chalke's Stella is the show's eponymous mom. Unfortunately, only two people on the planet know the answer. Fortunately, I just got off the phone with one of 'em --executive producer Carter Bays!

Is Stella the mother?
CARTER BAYS: I won't say whether she's the mother or not, [but] we were definitely very careful in the wording of the narration. Obviously, we're not going to say, 'Okay, here she is! Show's over."

Was it an intentional fake-out?
BAYS: Nothing's a fake-out on this show. We established very early on that this is a very windy, twisty story, and the message of the show is there's a ridiculous series of events that has to happen before this guy meets the woman he marries... I will say this about the next two episodes: Everything will be made clear and it will move the ball forward.

You certainly got people talking.
BAYS: We freaked out a ton of people. We've never really kept a big secret from the audience. And what secrets we do have we usually tell people and there are usually spoilers floating around. And this kind of felt like, "Let's try and do something that takes everyone by surprise and really blow people's minds." And I think we did it.

What kind of reaction have you been getting?
BAYS: It seems to be split 50/50; some people loved it but a lot of people really hated it. And I certainly don't want to tell you that I like it when people hate my show, but knowing where the next two episodes go, I feel like those are both legitimate reactions and both what we were going for.

Does the yellow umbrella belong to Stella?
BAYS: I can't say one way or the other.

Can you give me a preview of next week's episode?
BAYS: We'll reveal why Ted running into her again is such huge moment. He already ran into her once before and didn’t do anything, but this one has more meaning and we'll find out why next week.

Is it your plan to hold off on confirming the identity of the mother is until the final episode of the series?
BAYS: That's always been the plan, but obviously we have a lot of options at our fingertips.

Which side of the 50/50 split do you fall on? And how do you think Stella figures into the Mother mystery? Weigh in below! And then check out Ask Ausiello on Thursday to see out what else Bays told me about this season's final two episodes.

Vu que l'histoire est racontée à ses enfants, je pense qu'ils auraient su qu'ils avaient une petite soeur et auraient fait le rapprochement plus tôt.
Sauf si c'était pas ça la question.

Pas forcément, si ladite grande soeur (!) est morte dans d'horribles et douloureuses circonstances, Stella n'aurait plus jamais voulu en parler et aurait sombré dans un mutisme schizophrène

Ouais c'est qui Cecilia ?

vamp a écrit :

Ouais c'est qui Cecilia ?

Mais enfin !

C'était rigolo, un peu glauque aussi les 200 de Barney, ça m'a fait plus pitié que rire, je dois pas être normale

Et par contre le retour de Stella... Moui, à voir, ça doit être plus compliqué que ça de toute façon

loarwenn a écrit :

vamp a écrit :

Ouais c'est qui Cecilia ?

Mais enfin !

Méketékon

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Et par contre le retour de Stella... Moui, à voir, ça doit être plus compliqué que ça de toute façon

Beuh c'est juste un twist de plus pour rallonger la série
EDIT (06 Mai 2009 20:45) :
Je plussoie avec SB ... le pseudo suspence sur la mother commence même à me lourder en fait