In the 1990s, there were Friends, and in the 2000s, there was How I Met Your Mother. Both sitcoms were about young people looking for love in New York City. Instead, How I Met Your Mother was told from the point of view of an older Ted Mosby as he said the story to his kids. He tells them about how he met the love of his life. However, there were a lot of similarities between these two shows, even though they were very different from each other.

Friends have relationships with each other that end in love.

David Schwimmer played Ross, and Rachel played Rachel in the show Friends. The central romance was between Ross and Rachel (Jennifer Aniston). It took three seasons for Ross and Rachel to get back together after breaking up a few times. These relationships were not as stable as Monica (Courtney Cox) and Chandler (Matthew Perry), who had a much more stable love. They eventually got married. Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) and Mike (Michael Cera) had a long-term relationship with Friends that led to marriage (Paul Rudd).

The way I met your mother’s boyfriends.

Because the show was about Ted’s love life, he had a lot of different men who could have been his mother. Among them are his short relationships with Stella and Zoey and Tracy. The main character’s mother and played by Sarah Chalke (Christin Milioti). The most important romance in the show was Ted and Robin’s relationship. Robin was his first girlfriend and best friend.

When it comes to romance, which is the best?

There is a love triangle between the three main characters in Friends and How I Met Your Mother. There is also a long-term connection between the two main characters that leads to them getting married, as well. Despite how exciting, How I Met Your Mother’s central romantic mystery is. The show itself ruins that idea with its controversial finale. Which squanders Ted’s relationship with Tracy after years of building it up. This makes the show less attractive than Friends. Even the relationship between Barney and Robin came to an end with a bad taste in their mouth.