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Two con-artists have spent 26 years training their daughter to be like them, but during a desperate heist, they convince a stranger to join their next scam.

After a family goes to the movies, their son falls in love with everything about movies and begins to create films at home documenting everything he can.

Actress Cheryl Hines and actress Rachael Harris see who can make the best cupcakes.

Television personality Ben Higgins and actor Nick Viall participate in a cook-off.

Model Cynthia Bailey and actor Todd Bridges battle in the kitchen.

Actor Justin Baldoni and musician Andy Grammar take on challenges in the kitchen.

Comic Loni Love and television host Justin Sylvester.

Interior designer Jeff Lewis and actress Missi Pyle.

Television personalities Caroline Mazo and Dolores Catania face-off in an Italian American challenge.

Professional wrestlers Nikki and Brie Bella.

Ted skips a date with a potential soul mate in order to help Lily to can make it to an important interview that may put her wedding plans on hold.

While Robin spurns Ted's desperate bid to earn her romantic attentions, Marshall and Lily feud over her interview for a summer program.

Marshal struggles to deal with Lily leaving as Barney takes him out for a night at a strip club and Ted treats him to a Yankees game.

Lily returns from San Francisco claiming to have had the summer of her life, but her friends quickly manage to see through her act.

Ted's parents reveal a huge family secret over brunch when they come to New York, and Marshall and Lily have difficulties controlling themselves.

After Robin insinuates that Ted's job is boring, Barney takes it upon himself to prove that she is wrong and urges Ted to use his occupational title as a pickup

Barney feels that his bachelorhood is in danger when Lily moves in and their relationship goes to the next level; Marshall spends quality time with another man.

Barney makes it his personal mission to satisfy Marshall's recently divorced law professor; Lily decides to teach Ted's mean boss a lesson.

Ted and Barney talk Marshall into going on a date with a girl, but after a closer look, the two of them decide she has "crazy eyes."

Lily and Marshall decide to get married and travel to Atlantic City for the wedding, where they are followed by Barney, Ted, and Robin.

Barney tries to uncover the past and find out why Robin does not like shopping malls, and the information provides endless hours of amusement.

Barney may have to live with the fact that all of his friends have gotten married when his gay, black brother James, joins him as his number one wingman.

When Lily tries to ruin the gang's Christmas plans, it is up to Ted to patch things up with her before Marshall gets home and finds out what she has done.

The gang shares the stories of their first sexual experiences after learning that Robin is trying to talk her younger sister out of losing her virginity.

Barney decides to offer Lily a sizeable sum of money for her to paint him in the nude, and Ted is asked to fire his former supervisor.

The gang decides to watch the Super Bowl together the day after due to a funeral that kept them from watching it live; Barney meets Emmitt Smith.

While Charlie's impotence causes him to rethink his relationship with women and his mother, Jake seeks advice for dealing with a girl at school.

Satan-worshiping Isabella seemingly places curses on both Charlie and Alan, and is only scared away when someone unexpected shows up.

Charlie sleeps with Rose again only to have her father show up the next day demanding to know what Charlie's plans are for his daughter.

Charlie dupes Jake into taking ballet so that he may pursue the sultry instructor, but his plan goes amiss when ironically Jake falls for her himself.

Courteous Alan befriends Charlie's elderly neighbor with innocent and platonic intentions, but awkwardness abounds when she attempts to seduce him.

Docile Alan vows to cease seeking the approval of women; Charlie attempts to coach his brother on the art of masculine self-confidence.

Sandy begins cooking and cleaning obsessively, causing Charlie to warn Alan that his girlfriend is a "nester"; Sandy becomes a lunatic during Christmastime.

Alan gravely overreacts to Jake attending a slumber party, prompting Charlie to see a shrink in order to better understand Alan's undue insecurities.

Charlie struggles to survive in a serious and sex-less relationship; Alan educates Charlie on how to get along without having sex on a regular basis.

Charlie plans a romantic date for Mia, hoping to consummate their relationship; Alan takes full advantage of an opportunity when sultry Kandi shows up.

Charlie and Mia's lifestyles clash when Charlie is forced to conceal his drinking and smoking from her as she attempts to makeover his unhealthy habits.

Alan is elated to be dating a 22-year-old babe, but he doesn't want her attending Jake's birthday party; Jake mistakes Alan's "performance" pills for vitamins.

Though he is nominated for a jingle writing award, Charlie refuses to attend the ceremony because he knows his brazen nemesis will inevitably win.

Charlie warns Alan against dating a youthful high-maintenance babe, but Alan fails to heed the advice by beginning to pay for his girlfriend's bills.

Charlie is annoyed to find that Kandi has been living in his house for some time without him knowing, but is even more distraught by his own sexual dry spell.

Alan attempts to win Kandi back after she leaves him and moves in with Judith; Charlie adds Kandi's mother to his laundry-list of sexual conquests.

A man who is pursuing his dream of becoming a star returns home to celebrate the Easter Sunday holiday with his Filipino American family.

Comic Tiffany Haddish; actress Bresha Webb; actress Malin Ackerman; actor Jack Donnelly; television personality Steelo Brim.

Jermaine Fowler, Neal Brennan, Michael Ealy and Khatira Rafiqzada return for a night of comic challenges.