Tiffany

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Mark Wahlberg plays John, a perfectly normal Boston native whose childhood wish for his teddy bear to come to life comes true. The bear (Ted) - voiced by MacFarlane himself - remains his best friend well into his adult years. Conflict emerges when Ted's irresponsible and vulgar slacker lifestyle comes in the way of John's attempt to embrace his adulthood and the woman of his dreams, Lori (Mila Kunis).

With under an hour until the wedding, Barney and Robin panic while Marshall and Lily work on rewriting the vows from their own wedding.

A major crisis in Barney and Robin's relationship gives Lily ideas on how to break them up with Alan Thicke's help.

Robin's old boyfriend, Simon, from another of her teenage pop videos comes to town, leading to a rekindling of their former romance, and Barney being thrown into a frenzy to find the second video in question, which also features Alan Thicke and Tiffany. Ted, Lily, and Marshall ponder their former personalities being brought back in the presence of old friends. When Robin is dumped by Simon again, Robin feels vulnerable leading her and Barney to sleep together.