How I Met Your Mother: Little Boys / Season: 3 / Episode: 4 (2007)

How I Met Your Mother

Little Boys (Television Episode)

Season: 3
Episode: 4

October 15, 2007

When Robin surprisingly forms a bond with the young son of the man she is dating, she decides it is too serious and must figure out a way to end her relationship and her friendship with the son.

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Music referenced in Little Boys

Songs

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Commit (Song)

performed by The Blakes

This song plays when Ted's kids drawings are shown.

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In the Hall of the Mountain King (1876) (Song) by Edvard Grieg

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In the Hall of the Mountain King (Song)

composed by Edvard Grieg

February 24, 1876

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Jump Up (Song)

performed by Reggae Revolution

This song plays as mini Ted dances at the end of the episode.

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People/Groups referenced in Little Boys

Authors

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Dr. Seuss (Author)

March 2, 1904 - September 24, 1991

Barney doesn't think Marshall has any game. He tells him, his idea of game is slapping on a Dr. Seuss hat and showing off his tickets to a Spin Doctors concert.

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Spin Doctors (Artist)

Barney doesn't think Marshall has any game. He tells him, his idea of game is slapping on a Dr. Seuss hat and showing off his tickets to a Spin Doctors concert.

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TV/Films referenced in Little Boys

Movies

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Field of Dreams (Movie)

April 21, 1989

Genres: Drama / Sports

Marshall considers it a character flaw that Robin doesn't like the baseball film Field of Dreams.

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Ghostbusters (Movie)

June 8, 1984

When Robin sees Doug for the first time, she says "It's here Lily. It's looking at me.", a reference to Ghostbusters, when Venkman first spots Slimer.

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