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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-20 · 25 entries checked · 10 flagged · 16 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 6 still open
Robin Scherbatsky — The entry states that Marshall and Lily are not godparent and godchild via Lily, but in canon Lily and Marshall are godparents to Robin's children.
Robin Scherbatsky — The entry lists Robin's spouse as 'Barney Stinson (Married)' without acknowledging their divorce, which is a factual omission.
Barney Stinson — In the future timeline, he marries Robin Scherbatsky and becomes a father: He marries Robin, but they later divorce. He becomes a father to a daughter, but not with Robin.
Barney Stinson — His daughter is named Ellie: In the original broadcast, the daughter is unnamed; 'Ellie' is only used in the alternate ending.
Marshall Eriksen — Marshall and Lily have three children together by the series end: Marvin, Daisy, and a third child (a son) born in the finale, not two.
The Mother Mystery — The yellow umbrella first appears in Season 1, Episode 1 ('Pilot'), not Episode 2 ('The Duel').
The Slap Bet — The bet was that Marshall bet Barney had slept with Robin, and Barney bet he had not—the entry reverses the bettors' positions. Marshall won because Barney had not slept with Robin at that time.
Marshall's Gavel — The gavel first appears in Season 1, Episode 1 ('Pilot'), not Season 1, Episode 2 ('The Limo').
Marshall's Gavel — Marshall does not work for GNB's legal department; he works for Nicholson, Hewitt & Associates, then as an ADA.
Robin's Engagement Ring — The proposal did not occur in the episode titled 'The Leap'; it occurred in the Season 5 finale, 'The Leap' is the Season 4 finale. The correct episode for the proposal is 'The Perfect Week' (Season 5, Episode 21).
Robin's Engagement Ring — The ring was not worn publicly by Robin only in the Season 5 finale and the Season 6 premiere; she also wears it in several other episodes after the engagement, including 'The Perfect Week' and 'The Wedding Bride' (Season 6, Episode 1) and others before the br
Pilot — The pilot's framing device shows Future Ted telling the story to his children in a living room, not on a 'suburban porch'.
Pilot — The narrative frame year of 2030 is not explicitly stated in the pilot; Future Ted says 'back in 2005' but the exact year of the framing is not given until later episodes.
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