TEXT: EXT. NEW YORK CITY Future Ted VO: It was Saturday night in New York City and the young metropolitan set was out on the town, living the kind of crazy lifestyle you can only find in the Big Apple. INT. APARTMENT (Ted, Barney and Robin throw peanuts into Marshall's mouth) Robin, Ted: 97, 98, 99, 100! Lily: 100! We only got to 82 on our honeymoon. (Barney laughs) Lily: So, Robin, I've got a guy for you. He's cute, he's funny, he's smart. Ted: What's his 'but'? Lily: What do you mean? Ted: When someone wants to set you up they always tell you the good qualities first but then they leave out their huge flaw. (flashback to MacLaren's, Barney telling Ted about a girl) Barney: She's totally hot and really fun. Barney: (to himself) But she has a dead tooth. (flashback to MacLaren's, Marshall telling Ted about a girl) Marshall: She's superhot and she's so successful. Marshall: (to himself) But she has a pug that she pushes around in a stroller. (flashback to MacLaren's, Lily and Ted sit at booth, Lily tells Ted about a girl) Lily: She's so cute and she's so smart. Lily: (to herself) But her last boyfriend had to get a restraining order against her and then his cat and new vacuum cleaner both went missing. Ted: Wow, set it up. (back to present scene) Ted: I'm still convinced she killed my turtle. Robin: Hey, you know what, not every setup has a 'but'. What about, um, Jamie, that girl that Lily set you up with? She was really nice. Barney: If memory serves me, she had a huge 'but'. Her huge butt. Nailed it! (Ted and Barney hit fists) Lily: Well, there's nothing wrong with this guy. He's really nice and
SUMMARY:
When "kid unfriendly" Robin surprisingly forms a bond with the young son of the guy she is dating, she decides it is too serious and must figure out a way to let the little guy down.