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Josh Radnor says on the Half the Picture podcast that the How I Met Your Mother cast isn’t as close as during filming—more like college friends who drift apart—though there’s no drama, just time and distance. He notes limited contact with Segel and Hannigan, hosts a HIMYM rewatch podcast, and points to occasional reunions or cameos (e.g., Smulders on Shrinking and in How I Met Your Father) rather than an active, tight-knit group today.
Josh Radnor told the Half the Picture podcast that he isn’t close to his How I Met Your Mother co-stars anymore, stressing there’s no drama—just a dispersed, family-like dynamic after 208 episodes. He noted tension with Neil Patrick Harris on set that he and Harris discussed and healed, and said Harris and Jason Segel text occasionally but he hasn’t seen Segel in a long time. Smulders he’s mostly seen on Zoom, while Hannigan was last seen at his 2024 wedding. Radnor compared the cast’s era to college life: an intense time that’s since dispersed, friends and family who still share a deep but non-active love.”,
Josh Radnor says the HIMYM cast—including Neil Patrick Harris, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders, Alyson Hannigan—are “not even a little bit” close anymore, about 12 years after the show ended. He compared their dynamics to college: an intense period together that gradually dispersed as everyone pursued new lives, with occasional reconnections at weddings or on podcasts. He emphasizes the distance isn’t a feud, just life moving on, and reflects on the challenges and rapid fame the show brought. Fans often imagine a closer, constant reunion, but Radnor portrays a more natural drift among the group.
Josh Radnor says the How I Met Your Mother cast isn’t close in real life anymore—despite still feeling affection for his former co-stars. On the Half the Picture podcast he described past on-set tension with Neil Patrick Harris that they discussed during a HIMYM rewatch, noted that he texts Jason Segel occasionally, and has not seen Cobie Smulders or Alyson Hannigan in a long time (Hannigan since Radnor’s 2024 wedding). He compared the group to a family that dispersed after the 2005–2014 run, adding that fans often wish for a tighter bond but it’s not an active one.
A Lincoln Lawyer spinoff starring Cobie Smulders as Emi Finch is in early development at Netflix. The project would have Smulders reprise her role as Mickey Haller’s half-sister Emi; the character debuted in Season 4 and is set to return in Season 5. The series is being written by Ted Humphrey, Dailyn Rodriguez and Matthew J. Lieberman and produced by A+E Studios; Netflix declined to comment.
Netflix has announced The Lincoln Lawyer will end with Season 5; production is underway in Los Angeles after a renewal came a week before Season 4 premiered. The final season will adapt Resurrection Walk, introduce Emi—Mickey Haller’s half-sister played by Cobie Smulders—and add several new cast members, with showrunners promising a definitive finale that brings the story to a satisfying close.
Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer will end with Season 5, a 10-episode final run based on Michael Connelly’s Resurrection Walk, as Mickey Haller pursues a habeas petition to overturn a six-year murder conviction while his team tackles high-profile cases and six new recurring guest stars join the cast.
Cobie Smulders discusses her reunion with Jason Segel on the Apple TV+ series 'Shrinking,' where they share a scene in season two, episode 10. Smulders, a fan of the show, describes the experience as magical and praises Segel's talent and kindness. She expresses interest in returning for a potential third season and reflects on the chemistry between their characters. Smulders also shares her thoughts on possibly revisiting her 'How I Met Your Mother' character, Robin, in future projects.
Cobie Smulders reflects on her 10-year journey as Maria Hill in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including her role in the new Disney+ series Secret Invasion. Smulders discusses the emotional final scene of the first episode and the impact of Maria's sudden death on the story. She also talks about the joy of working with the talented cast and being part of the Marvel world, which has made her very cool with her kids and fans.
Cobie Smulders, who played Maria Hill in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), reflects on her character's death in the premiere of Disney+'s Secret Invasion. Smulders believes that Maria Hill knew it wasn't Nick Fury who shot her before she died. She also hinted that her 12-year run in the MCU is over, but with the multiverse, anything is possible.