Home > How I Met Your Mother > Season 3 « TV Series Page How I Met Your Mother: Season 3 (2007 - 2008) SEASON: Season 3 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Want to see Episode List Season 3 How I Met Your Mother Critics Consensus No consensus yet. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 5 93% Audience Score User Ratings: 496 NEW More Info × Close Want to see Super Reviewer Submit Super Reviewer Edit Review Episodes 1 Wait For It Air date: Sep 24, 2007 The third season begins with Robin introducing her new Argentinean lover, Gael (Enrique Iglesias), and Ted hooking up with a wild tattooed woman (Mandy Moore) after going out to party with Barney. More 2 We're Not From Here Air date: Oct 1, 2007 After seeing how the ladies are attracted to Robin's Argentinean lover Gael, Ted and Barney pretend to be out-of-town visitors, hoping the ploy will help them meet women. More 3 Third Wheel Air date: Oct 8, 2007 Two beautiful women are attracted to Ted and rather than choose, he begins, with the urging of his friends, to see a new daring possibility. More 4 Little Boys Air date: Oct 15, 2007 Robin dates a single dad, and to her surprise, bonds with the man's son, which causes her to worry that the relationship is too serious. More 5 How I Met Everyone Else Air date: Oct 22, 2007 Ted's new girlfriend is jealous when she realizes the story of how they met isn't as exciting as the story of how Ted met his friends, prompting Barney to rank her high on his "Crazy Scale." More 6 I'm Not That Guy Air date: Oct 29, 2007 Marshall's courted by a big law firm and is persuaded to join by a slick lawyer (John Cho), thereby giving up his dream of saving the Earth. More 7 Dowisetrepla Air date: Nov 5, 2007 Marshall and Lily search for an apartment to buy, but it's not the enjoyable newlywed experience they thought it would be, especially when Marshall learns about a financial secret Lily's kept from him. More 8 Spoiler Alert Air date: Nov 12, 2007 Ted finds what he thinks is the perfect woman, but his friends all find a flaw. In doing so, however, they reveal their own shortcomings. More 9 Slapsgiving Air date: Nov 19, 2007 Marshall and Lily host their first Thanksgiving as a married couple, but things don't go smoothly. Meanwhile, Barney becomes preoccupied with the "Slap Bet," and the anxiety of not knowing when the next blow will arrive. More 10 The Yips Air date: Nov 26, 2007 Barney's timing couldn't be worse---he loses his mojo just as he gets an invite to a Victoria's Secret Fashion Show party. Model cameos include Heidi Klum, Marisa Miller, Miranda Kerr, Adriana Lima, Selita Ebanks, and Alessandra Ambrosio. More Show More Episodes How I Met Your Mother: Season 3 Photos View All Photos (34) Tv Season Info The sitcom's third series opens with Robin (Cobie Smulders) going to Argentina to help ease the sting of her breakup with Ted (Josh Radnor), and Ted begins seeing a new woman, a dermatologist named Stella (Sarah Chalke). Meanwhile, newlyweds Marshall (Jason Segel) and Lily (Alyson Hannigan) buy their first home together; and perpetually single Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) begins to have real feelings for one woman. Meanwhile, in 2030, Ted's future self (voiced by Bob Saget) begins to reveal tiny details about the titular mother. Memorable guest stars from the series include Enrique Iglesias, Mandy Moore and Britney Spears. Genre: Comedy Network: CBS Premiere Date: Sep 24, 2007 Creators: Carter Bays, Craig Thomas Cast Josh Radnor as Ted Jason Segel as Marshall Alyson Hannigan as Lily Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Cobie Smulders as Robin Bob Saget David Henrie as Son Lyndsy Fonseca as Daughter Charlene Amoia as Wendy Britney Spears as Abby Enrique Iglesias as Gael April Bowlby as Meg Danica McKellar as Trudy Heidi Klum as Herself Michael Kagan as Joel Adams Jim Jansen as Doctor Orson Bean as Bob Alan Fudge as Farmer Frank Will Forte as Randy Taira Soo as Nurse Nicholas Roget-King as Doug Jordan Black as Ferguson Darcy Rose Byrnes as Lucy Brad Rowe as George Bill J. Stevens as Fantasy Jefferson Coatsworth Eben Ham as Younger Bob Megan Mcnulty as Cindy Anthony Palermo as Customs Officer Mandy Moore as Amy Marisa Miller as Herself Kristen Schaal as Laura Busy Philipps as Rachel Bill J. Stevens as Fantasy Jefferson Coatsworth James Van Der Beek as Simon Jennifer Lothrop as Woman Bob Odenkirk as Arthur Blair Hickey as Pete John Sloan as Michael Bryan Callen as Bilson Dean West as Stapleton Amanda Loncar as Lydia Neil Jackson as Ian Jolie Jenkins Vanessa Lachey as Ashlee Chris Tallman as Mark Alexis Krause as Carol Doug Benson as Cool Customs Officer Janet Varney as Stacey Gusar Miranda Kerr as Herself Matt Besser as Vendor John Cho as Jeff Coatsworth Maggie Wheeler as Margaret Lindsay Price as Cathy Sarah Chalke Ryan Michelle Bathe as Michelle Frank Crim as Leonard Ross Ron Butler as Proctor Frank Alvarez as Steve Deanna Russo as Brooke Bartholomay Taran Killam as Blauman Chris Romano as Punchy Todd Sherry as Lawrence Melissa Ordway as Woman No. 1 Adriana Lima as Herself Arielle Vandenberg as Mary Nikki Griffin as Lindsay Hayes MacArthur as Curt Maite Schwartz as Holly Marshall Manesh as Ranjit Bill Parks as Crazy Willie John Getz as Bob Hewitt Selita Ebanks as Herself Mieko Hillman as Stephanie Avner Garbi as Waiter Floriana Lima as Haley Shelby Zemanek as Six-Year-Old Robin Darryl Sivad as Officer Roque Sharon Brathwaite as Clerk Rhomeyn Johnson as Cab Driver Robert Michael Morris as Lou Christine Woods as Waitress Steve Hasley as Walter Hope Riley as Attractive Brunette Larry Wilmore as Dr. Greer Rome Shadanloo as Kate Dawn Olivieri as Anna Alessandra Ambrosio as Herself Jayden Lund as Bill Ryan Burnham as Bartender No. 1 Tess Alexandra Parker as Mysterious Woman Sonia Rockwell as Sadie Freddie Francis as Colton Dunn Matthew Hatchette as Bartender No. 2 Hallie Lambert as Kate Nicole Muirbrook-Wagner as Woman Show More Cast Episodes 1 Wait For It Air date: Sep 24, 2007 The third season begins with Robin introducing her new Argentinean lover, Gael (Enrique Iglesias), and Ted hooking up with a wild tattooed woman (Mandy Moore) after going out to party with Barney. More 2 We're Not From Here Air date: Oct 1, 2007 After seeing how the ladies are attracted to Robin's Argentinean lover Gael, Ted and Barney pretend to be out-of-town visitors, hoping the ploy will help them meet women. More 3 Third Wheel Air date: Oct 8, 2007 Two beautiful women are attracted to Ted and rather than choose, he begins, with the urging of his friends, to see a new daring possibility. More 4 Little Boys Air date: Oct 15, 2007 Robin dates a single dad, and to her surprise, bonds with the man's son, which causes her to worry that the relationship is too serious. More 5 How I Met Everyone Else Air date: Oct 22, 2007 Ted's new girlfriend is jealous when she realizes the story of how they met isn't as exciting as the story of how Ted met his friends, prompting Barney to rank her high on his "Crazy Scale." More 6 I'm Not That Guy Air date: Oct 29, 2007 Marshall's courted by a big law firm and is persuaded to join by a slick lawyer (John Cho), thereby giving up his dream of saving the Earth. More 7 Dowisetrepla Air date: Nov 5, 2007 Marshall and Lily search for an apartment to buy, but it's not the enjoyable newlywed experience they thought it would be, especially when Marshall learns about a financial secret Lily's kept from him. More 8 Spoiler Alert Air date: Nov 12, 2007 Ted finds what he thinks is the perfect woman, but his friends all find a flaw. In doing so, however, they reveal their own shortcomings. More 9 Slapsgiving Air date: Nov 19, 2007 Marshall and Lily host their first Thanksgiving as a married couple, but things don't go smoothly. Meanwhile, Barney becomes preoccupied with the "Slap Bet," and the anxiety of not knowing when the next blow will arrive. More 10 The Yips Air date: Nov 26, 2007 Barney's timing couldn't be worse---he loses his mojo just as he gets an invite to a Victoria's Secret Fashion Show party. Model cameos include Heidi Klum, Marisa Miller, Miranda Kerr, Adriana Lima, Selita Ebanks, and Alessandra Ambrosio. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for How I Met Your Mother Season 3 All Critics (5) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (0) It's a show that manages to stay under the radar just enough that expectations aren't built particularly high... Jun 12, 2018 | Full Review… Dustin Rowles Pajiba It was a fun one, with the great story structure and, as always, some hilarious Barney lines. Mar 27, 2018 | Full Review… Katey Rich CinemaBlend Overall, the season was fun and clever, a good, consistent flow from the first two seasons. Nov 28, 2017 | Full Review… Michelle Zoromski IGN Movies HIMYM goes from a superior half-hour of comedy to a post-Seinfeld landmark - the sitcom that managed to integrate nimble postmodernism with motley neurotic characters and still, sometimes, be about something. Dec 11, 2017 | Rating: B+ | Full Review… Donna Bowman AV Club Top Critic Not that it's all silliness: Season 3 was the CBS sitcom's most mature. Nov 28, 2017 | Rating: A- | Full Review… Alynda Wheat Entertainment Weekly Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (5) Audience Reviews for How I Met Your Mother: Season 3 3d ago One of the shows best seasons !! Amir E Aug 12, 2016 Britney y Enrique, fue lo mejor de esta temporada, pero a pesar de eso no me gustó mucho Yoneida R Oct 10, 2015 Defently a disapointing season, everything was about humor, we had no real storylines, the characters stayed the same (except Barney, but), a tone of boring new character, star apparences, that were just there, to have more TV-Quotes. But we had a big star shining in the whole season, Barney. The character was evoloving, he's BTW the funniest character. He has the important (means was a long-term story) storylines. The season was just based on humor, and had solid story, and Barney was basically the only relevant character. And again acting, chemistry and blah blah, was all great. 7,5/10, not really as good as the other two. Jan R Aug 18, 2015 In my opinion, season 3 may have been the best one yet. I love the Ted/Stella plot line, and there were plenty of individual episode storylines that were such gems. David J Mar 20, 2015 While shorter than the rest of them, the third season of How I Met Your Mother (or HIMYM for future references) still was able to deliver somewhat of an interesting story, with a no-doubt intrigue regarding the mystery of the titular mother - as well as developing new plot points that would no doubt become staples later down the road. Justin P Nov 11, 2014 Best TV series i've ever watched! Duy L Jul 07, 2014 One of my favorite seasons Jared L Jun 21, 2014 This season finally shows character development for Ted and Robin beyond the romantic storyline. The best season in my opinion. Eliot G May 05, 2014 Season three of HIMYM explores Ted and Robin's lives after there breakup, and later introduces Stella. There are a few weak episodes in this season, more so than the first two, and the overarching plots and character development takes a step backwards, but this is still HIMYM we're talking about, meaning it's gonna be a great season. This is also the first time they mention specific things about the mother (the umbrella) that reoccur throughout the rest of the series. This season is where they really start building up the suspense for the series finale, so go watch it. Dov D See all Audience reviews News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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