The Stinson Missile Crisis - Robin becomes insanely jealous of Barney and Nora's relationship. She tries to sabotage them to win Barney back, but then realizes that if she really did love Barney, she would want him to be happy even if it's not with her.
At the time, a lot of fans felt disappointed that Barney and Robin's relationship ultimately failed and she ended up with Ted. But, speaking recently, Cobie Smulders defended the ending; adding that the opportunity to stream the series in full proves that Ted and Robin were the show's true love story the whole time!
Patrice likes Robin a lot, but Robin hates Patrice. She has a warm, enthusiastic and kind personality that Robin finds annoying. In How I Met Your Mother, Patrice often injects her opinions and Robin responds/yells, "NO ONE ASKED YOU PATRICE," or something similar.
There aren't many series finales that divided fans as much as How I Met Your Mother's. There were several choices that people had issues with, but the major one was the fact that Robin ended up with Ted.
Simon Tremblay
He was Robin's first ever boyfriend back in Canada and he wasn't a good partner for her. He still lives with his mom, he works at a water park, and he's in a band moronically called the Foreskins.
Simon Tremblay was Robin's first boyfriend.
Nightwing is currently in a relationship with Batgirl, but this arguably forced romance pales in comparison to his iconic relationship with Starfire. Nightwing is a former Boy Wonder, but he's equally defined by the leading ladies in his love life.
A loopy Steve Harrington, drugged by Russian operatives, confesses his feelings for his new friend Robin Buckley. The two work together at the ice cream shop Scoops Ahoy and unravel a top-secret Russian scheme together. They're bonded now. It makes sense that they'd fall in love.
Vickie Stranger Things
Robin has a crush on Vickie, but gets tongue-tied around her. Robin isn't even sure if Vickie is gay, but Steve guesses she is because she returned a copy of Fast Times at Ridgemont High time-stamped at the pool scene.
Dick Grayson, formerly known as Robin, later known as the New Joker, is the main antagonist of Frank Miller's comic miniseries The Dark Knight Strikes Again. He was the former Robin, who turned into a murderous psychopath, because of Batman's actions to him as a child.
Ted's feelings for Robin remain fairly consistent over each episode of the series. While Ted was never to able to shake his feelings for his old flame, Robin was much more sporadic. There were times when she pined for Ted to love her, and other times where she did not want anything to do with him.
Robin tells Ted she doesn't love him due to her recent break up and him being the only stable thing in her life being Ted so Ted calls off their "single-at-40" deal. Marshall tells Robin to move out. Lily reveals that she bet Marshall that Ted and Robin won't end up together.
Upset that Ted, who hates clubs, would go dancing with another woman, Robin tries to call him to apologize. When Ted does not answer his phone, Robin calls Marshall, who tells her that Ted is at work. Shocked that Marshall lied to her, Robin realizes that Ted is cheating on her.
Out of the 15 that she had multiple dates with, viewers would recognize Derek the multi-millionaire, Gael the "rebound guy," Curt "The Ironman" Irons, and Max, Marshall's law school friend. Included in those 15 men were five who each gifted Robin a dog before Ted forced her to send them away.
No, Ted's soul mate was actually not his dead wife… because it was actually Robin this whole time. Yep, Ted's longtime love interest is the woman that we were told way back in the pilot was not going to be Ted's great love. She was just supposed to be his kids' Aunt Robin.
In 1st marriage she choose passion (Barney) over stability (Ted, Kevin). Later, after her divorce she was simply looking for emotional stability which Barney cannot give her. But Ted can, she could peacefully live with Ted for rest for her life.
Vickie was born in the late 1960s, and grew up in Hawkins, Indiana. When she began attending Hawkins High School, she joined the school's marching band, playing the clarinet. Between 1985 to 1986, within the marching band was a girl named Robin Buckley that began to have a crush on her, unbeknownst to Vickie.
The shippers weren't thaaat far off. Robin and Steve didn't get together in Stranger Things season 3 because Robin is gay. This wasn't the original plan though. Maya Hawke just revealed that Robin and Steve actually were supposed to get together at first.
Yes, Robin was obsessed with Steve back in the day, but that's not because she liked him; it's because a girl named Tammy Thompson liked Steve, and Robin was jealous. It takes a moment for Steve to connect the dots, but Robin's coming out isn't met with over-the-top shock from Steve.
When she and Steve were captured by the Russians and tied up together they get to have a Moment wherein Robin explains her jealousy of him because they come from two entirely separate social circles-she was a band geek and he was the popular jock. She talks about how she was “obsessed” with him.
Nightwing has been at the center of one of the greatest love triangles in not only DC history, but comics as a whole. Now, after years of indecisiveness, Nightwing may have finally found the one for him—Barbara Gordon.
Robin is Starfire's main love interest, best friend and arguably the love of her life. However, Starfire and Robin's meeting was initially a harsh one; revealed in the episode "Go!" they began embedding each other in combat. Throughout their first meeting, Robin was unaware of her name or her intentions on the planet.
Starfire later married two Tamaranian men, Prince Karras to seal a peace treaty, and General Ph'yzzon out of love. Both of them perished n battle, and Starfire later fell in love with Franklin Crandall, who was revealed to be a freelance spy working for H.I.V.E. and was eventually killed.
Robin is the on and off love interest of Barney Stinson (Neil Patrick Harris) and Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor), and a close friend to Lily Aldrin (Alyson Hannigan) and Marshall Eriksen (Jason Segel).