TV Guide E! Sunday

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.

Iliza Shlesinger, Boris Kodjoe, Natasha Lyonne and Nick Thune.

JB Smoove; Shah Omar; Chris and Jada Paul; Maria Menounos; Sean Waltman.

Comic Jay Pharoah; rapper Bow Wow; internet personality David Dobrik.

Actress Vivica A. Fox; music duo Chloe x Halle; rapper GaTa.

The gang's string of bad luck, including a missed job interview and a marathon injury, appears to stem from a "lucky" penny that Ted picked up.

Robin insists that Ted get rid of his collection of gifts from old girlfriends, but she balks when asked to part with her own stash; Barney puts on a play.

Marshall's prized 1988 Fiero breaks down, forcing him to come to a to a decision over whether he should let her go or get her fixed up.

Barney is not happy with the relationship milestone reached between Ted and Robin and decides to hijack Ted's happiness, along with his things.

Barney hires a little female "entertainment" for Marshall's bachelor party, but after Lily reveals a secret about him, Marshall may want a new best man.

Since Barney was a child, he'd dreamed of meeting Bob Barker, and now he gets his chance when Bob utters the three little words, "Come on down!"

As their wedding day draws near, Marshall and Lily's visions for the perfect wedding are blurred, but Barney steps in to try and save the day.

Ted and Robin are keeping a secret from the others, but Barney, with his prying ways, uncovers the mystery at Lily and Marshall's wedding reception.

After Robin introduces her new Argentinean man to everyone, Ted decides it's time for a night out on the town and drags Barney with him.

After seeing the effect that Robin's new, sexy Latino has on the ladies, Ted and Barney decide that they should play out-of-towners to pick up girls.

When two women both share an interest in Ted, the group works to help him achieve one of his many goals in life, the "trifecta."

"Kid unfriendly" Robin becomes friends with her boyfriend's son but soon realizes that she's bonding better with the young kid than his father.

Ted's new girlfriend becomes jealous when she hears a story of how the guys met, and Barney decides that she has jumped a few points on his "crazy scale."

A corporate firm courts Marshall with dinner and drinks to let him know that they are taking him into consideration as partner on their staff.

Marshall discovers that Lily is hiding a little financial secret from everyone when they apply for a loan to buy their first apartment together.

Ted believes that his new girl is wonderful, and the gang really upsets him after they point out her horrible, deal-breaking flaw.

Alan forms a platonic relationship with Jake's teacher, as he enjoys the intelligent conversation they share; Charlie helps Jake rehearse for his school play.

When Charlie starts giving Jake advice for his first boy-girl party, Alan feels jealous that his brother never shared any similar advice with him.

Charlie tries to convince himself that he is over Mia when she returns to town; Mia makes a bizarre request of Charlie, and he makes an equally-unusual appeal.

When Charlie and Mia's families meet, a catastrophe is born which threatens their wedding plans; Alan and Jake wonder where they'll live after the wedding.

Charlie gleams in the return of his bachelor pad once Jake and Alan move out, but Alan and Kandi don't last long, sending him and Jake right back to Charlie's.

Alan is guilt-ridden when he realizes why Charlie didn't marry Mia; Charlie's new rock star neighbor won't stop wailing, causing Charlie to lose his cool.

After crashing while attempting to impress a new girl by surfing, Charlie shares that he's seen a vision of his late father, who made a horrific request of him.

Alan hires Judith's former lawyer when he becomes engulfed in a custody battle over his and Kandi's dog; Jake is reluctant to heed Charlie's dating advice.

Alan is elated when Judith is to remarry, as it would signal the end of his alimony payments; Jake can't stand his future step-father, causing problems for all.

Charlie seems to be the only one in the dark when he starts dating a young, attractive real-estate agent who is eerily similar to his mother.

Charlie helps Berta confront the married man that impregnated her daughter, Naomi; Alan reveals that he has an unnatural fetish for pregnant women.

Charlie pursues the mother of Jake's girlfriend, upsetting his nephew; Alan suffers from a bout of insomnia and attempts to combat it, failing miserably.

Fed-up Charlie reaches his breaking point during a double-date as penny-pinching Alan continues mooching; Jake is left at home by himself for the first time.

Charlie's new live-in girlfriend butts heads with Berta; Alan tries to sell the condo that he bought for he and Kandi, but she seduces him to change his mind.

Charlie is confident in his plans to get laid on Christmas Eve, but his friends and family play spoilers by loitering at the house, hijacking his attempt.

Berta discovers that Alan has been secretly dating her daughter, but is unexpectedly joyous about the ordeal; Alan is already contemplating an exit-strategy.

A singer and her overworked personal assistant get presented with a choice that has the power to change the course of their careers forever.

Kim deals with a surgical procedure on her eyes just before they attend a Pussycat Dolls performance; Bruce has his first colonoscopy.

After yet another confrontation with her mom, Kourtney becomes even more frustrated with Kris; Kendall and Kylie begin internships at Seventeen Magazine.