Episode 1 (45): Wait For It
- Mandy Moore - “Ladies’ Choice” and “Nothing That You Are”
Throughout the episode - Enrique Iglesias (as Male Gael) - “Alguien Soy Yo”
Plays the song on the couch. This is actually an Enrique Iglesias song.
Episode 2 (46): We’re Not From Here
- Enrique Iglesias - “Somebody’s Me” (English version of “Alguien Soy Yo”)
Ending
Episode 3 (47): The Third Wheel
- Yet to be discovered -
Music when Ted hypothetically tires the girls out dancing. - Wilco - “Passenger Side”
Ted rides the tricycle…or not…he did…he didn’t…
Episode 4 (48): Little Boys
- The Blakes - “Commit”
When Ted’s kids’ drawings are shown. - Yet to be discovered -
Reggae music as mini-Ted dances in the epilogue.
Episode 5 (49): How I Met Everyone Else
- Yet to be discovered -
Ted walks in on Marshall with his sandwich. - The Jayhawks - “Save it for a Rainy Day”
Ted concedes to Marshall’s version of the freshman orientation party, Blah Blah goes ballistic.
Episode 8 (52): Spoiler Alert
- Spoon - “The Underdog”
Ending
Episode 9 (53): Slapsgiving
- Adam Merrin - “Still Alright”
Marshall’s toasts Lily’s accomplishments. - Marshall Eriksen - “You Just Got Slapped”
Marshall sings after slapping Barney. Get the song here.
Episode 10 (54): The Yips
- Yet to be discovered -
Song on Ted’s iPod in the flashback sequence when he’s called out for never working up a sweat at the gym.
Episode 11 (55): The Platinum Rule
- Miss Derringer - “Black Tears”
Played during the “Submission” montage - The Five Stairsteps - “O-o-h Child”
Ending/The ninth step of The Platinum Rule
Episode 12 (56): No Tomorrow
- Nada Surf - “Beautiful Beat”
Played at the end of the episode while Ted searched the bar for his forgotten cell phone
Episode 13 (57): Ten Sessions
- Big Star - “Thirteen”
The musical accompaniment to the two-minute date.
Episode 14 (58): The Bracket
- David Barrett - “One Shining Moment” more
The song that plays over Lily’s scrap book in the end - Theme from Doogie Howser, M.D.
Music that plays in the end as Barney types his blog. This is an homage to Doogie Howser where a young Neil Patrick Harris kept an electronic journal. Hence the archaic blue screen and theme music.
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