'How I Met Your Mother' Season 8 Preview: "Bad Crazy"

How I Met Your Mother season 8 is getting a little crazier tonight. The CBS sitcom, which follows the Manhattan social and romantic lives of Ted Mosby, Marshall Eriksen, Robin Scherbatsky, Lily Aldrin, and Barney Stinson is taking a dangerous turn.

Bad Crazy is based on Ted being afraid of calling off his relationship with his psycho girlfriend Jeanette. Tonight’s all-new How I Met Your Mother episode, continues Ted’s “final relationship mistake” with his stalker girlfriend, who is showing him some aggravating signs as he cozies into a normal relationship with her. On the other hand, Robin becomes attached to Marvin after finally holding him for the first time.

CBS has released a new clip from this episode, which shows Barney providing Ted advice regarding the imminent danger of his girlfriend. So, will Ted get an admirable breakup, or will he go out in his normal Ted relationships style?

Preview video of tonight’s episode of How I Met Your Mother below:

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