Alyson Hannigan pitches new 'HIMYM' reboot with Marshall as narrator
The 'How I Met Your Mother' alum also confessed to not watching the spinoff, 'How I Met Your Father'
Alyson Hannigan has a fresh twist in mind for a How I Met Your Mother reboot — one that offers a new perspective on the beloved series.
In a new interview with People magazine, the 50-year-old-actress shared her vision for a spinoff where Marshall Eriksen, played by Jason Segel, narrates the tale of how Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) meets the mysterious "mother" — but with his own spin on the events.
"It's like, 'No, no, no kids, that's not how it happened,'" Hannigan explained. She imagines the series starting with, "We were a lot older, first of all..." and then re-telling the entire story through Marshall’s eyes.
Reflecting on the original show — which aired from 2005 to 2014 — Hannigan noted that since "everybody tells the story differently," it would be fascinating to experience the iconic moments through Marshall’s unique storytelling.
The Dancing With the Stars alum also confessed to the outlet that she hasn't watched the recent spinoff, How I Met Your Father, starring Hilary Duff. Despite her husband, Alexis Denisof, reprising his role as Sandy Rivers and her former co-stars Cobie Smulders and Neil Patrick Harris making guest appearances, Hannigan admitted it made her "heart hurt" to see the familiar sets without the original cast.
-
Zoe Kravitz, Harry Styles' intimate wedding plans finally revealed
-
Mindy Kaling finally reveals why she doesn't want to get married
-
Matthew Perry's mother slams his assistant: 'man without a conscience'
-
Kendall Jenner, Jacob Elordi's relationship update: 'They're figuring things out naturally'
-
Khloe Kardashian talks about comfort of home: ‘So much fun’
-
US-Iran deal in flux as Hollywood greenlights first movie on war
-
'Power Ballad' actor Paul Rudd gushes over co-star Nick Jonas
-
Anna Delvey writing new book amid ongoing immigration battle
-
Harry Styles receives shocking warning over Zoe Kravitz romance
-
Netflix drops Michael Jackson docuseries trailer as biopic in theatres: 'They timed this one'
-
Sheryl Crow recalls painful breakup with Lance Armstrong amid Cancer treatment
-
'The Boys' creator defends series amid backlash: 'No TV show is perfect'