From possible vote tampering to another Red John sighting to the appearance of Hilary Duff, CBS has sent out a press release that teases the season finales of... EVERY SHOW ON ITS AIR.

So consider yourself very much spoiler warned, TV Fanatics, and read on at your own risk...

SUNDAY, APRIL 28
THE GOOD WIFE (9:00-10:00 PM)
On the night of Peter’s gubernatorial election, Alicia, Will and Diane race to emergency court proceedings when Zach believes he’s witnessed vote tampering. Meanwhile, Cary is approached by an unlikely source who offers to help him start his own firm, and Alicia’s conflicted personal and professional feelings come to a head.  Martha Plimpton, T.R. Knight, Denis O’Hare and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg guest star.

SUNDAY, MAY 5
THE MENTALIST (10:00-11:00 PM)
Just as Jane narrows down the Red John suspect list to seven, Red John strikes again, and the victim has a link to Jane’s past. Laura San Giacomo guest stars.

THURSDAY, MAY 9
TWO AND A HALF MEN (8:31-9:01 PM)
Walden dates a hot 22-year-old (Hilary Duff) but finds himself more interested in her grandmother (Marilu Henner).  Meanwhile, Alan and Jake go on a father-son bonding trip.
PERSON OF INTEREST (9:01-10:01 PM)
When The Machine goes offline, Finch’s elusive original motivations for helping its irrelevant numbers begin to come to light as he and Reese join forces with surprising allies in the race to save it.

FRIDAY, MAY 10
VEGAS (9:00-10:00 PM)
All bets are off when Sheriff Lamb, determined to get revenge, teams up with Savino to take down Porter Gainsley (Michael Ironside), the man who killed Lamb’s wife and attempted to murder Katherine. Meanwhile, Jack is devastated when he catches Mia in a compromising position.
BLUE BLOODS (10:00-11:00 PM)
When someone close to the Reagans is murdered, the family rallies together to take down the leader of the gang responsible. While Danny works on the gang leader’s girlfriend to lead them to him, Frank is left reeling from a second crisis.

MONDAY, MAY 13
HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER (8:00-8:30 PM)
As the gang prepares to go to Robin and Barney’s wedding, Ted invites Lily to see the house he’s finally finished fixing up. Meanwhile, Robin and Barney’s night of relaxation is ruined by an obnoxious couple (Casey Wilson and Keegan-Michael Key), and Marshall takes the baby on a last-minute trip to Minnesota to see his family.
2 BROKE GIRLS (9:00-9:30 PM)
Hoping to raise enough money for an upcoming business seminar, Max and Caroline deep-clean part of the diner for Han prior to a health inspection and discover something that could help re-launch their cupcake business.

TUESDAY, MAY 14
NCIS (8:00-9:00 PM)
The international manhunt for Eli David’s killer turns into a federal witch hunt against Gibbs and the team, which questions their unconventional methods and threatens their future at the agency.
NCIS: LOS ANGELES (9:00-10:00 PM)
A nuclear explosion in the Pacific reignites the search for stolen nuclear weapons and prompts Hetty to shuffle the NCIS: LA partnerships, sending Callen and Kensi overseas and leaving Sam and Deeks teamed up state side.
GOLDEN BOY (10:00-11:00 PM)
When Clark is relegated to desk duty, he delves into Owen’s cold case in which the murder investigation of a construction worker was compromised by the events of 9/11. Meanwhile, Deputy Mayor Holbrook pulls a gun on Clark and Margot, Agnes drives away with her father, and Owen gets his long deserved promotion. Michael Madson guest stars as Clark’s estranged father.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15
CSI (10:00-11:00 PM)
Roles are reversed for Russell and his team as they are placed under the microscope when a feature journalist follows them as they investigate a series of murders. One team member goes undercover and is jeopardized when the team discovers they are up against a highly sophisticated predator. Annabella Sciorra and Eric Roberts guest star. Rock legend Black Sabbath performs, debuting a new song from their latest album, 13.

THURSDAY, MAY 16
THE BIG BANG THEORY (8:00-8:31 PM)
Sheldon and Penny are thrown for a loop when Leonard is offered an exciting job opportunity overseas.
ELEMENTARY (9:01-11:00 PM)
As Sherlock reels at the reappearance of his former lover, Irene Adler (Natalie Dormer), a series of flashbacks unravel the tumultuous events that led to his downfall into addiction. Meanwhile, he and Joan once again find themselves in the crosshairs of the enigmatic Moriarty.

MONDAY, MAY 20
MIKE & MOLLY (9:30-10:00 PM)
When Peggy breaks up with Patrick (Gerald McRaney), Mike attempts to reunite them in order to improve his work life. Later, as a tornado descends on Chicago, Mike and Molly confess important news to each other.
HAWAII FIVE-0 (10:00-11:00 PM)
When a plane lands on Oahu with four bodies on board and a missing terrorist detainee, the CIA tasks Five-0 with finding him before he carries out an attack on U.S. soil. Meanwhile, Kono is on the run from the police for a murder she did not commit, and McGarrett’s prison visit to Wo Fat ends with a shocking discovery. Christine Lahti, Ian Anthony Dale, Daniel Henney and Autumn Reeser guest star.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 22
CRIMINAL MINDS (9:00-11:00 PM)
The BAU’s pursuit of “The Replicator,” the UnSub that has been stalking the team all season, comes to a head when one of their own becomes a victim. Mark Hamill (“Star Wars”) guest stars.

The Captain prepared to set sail this week on How I Met Your Mother, but rocked the boat when he asked Lily to come work for him in Rome. 

On "Romeward Bound," Lily was offered her dream job, but turned it down just as quickly as it was proposed. At the bar, Robin and Barney's wedding planner turned up the heat between Barney and his best man.

Sad as I would be to see Marshall and Lily move to Rome, their exchanges were that great blend of humor and tenderhearted banter, which does so well to portray their love. I was a little surprised Lily spoke to Ted and Barney first about the job offer before Marshall. While it may have been intended to keep the story lines synced, it was a blemish on what was an otherwise solid episode.

If Lily was to go to anyone before Marshall, it would have been Robin. 

I was also a little surprised to see Marshall so willing to walk away from his law career. Yes, it was touching how he was willing to do so in order for Lily to continue her dream job.

Given what he went through to get to where he is, though, it just seemed a bit of a leap for his character and the overall story. Where Marshall didn't miss? The scene on the stoop where his broken Italian spoke volumes to Lily about how he feels for her. Also, Don Eriksen's stroll down the streets of Little Italy made for a scene you couldn't refuse praise. 

Making up the other half of the episode was Ted and Barney's obsession with Liddy Gates and her oversized jacket. Well, more like the body that could melt a Nazi's face, hidden beneath it.

Ted and Barney's interactions were pretty standard scenes for the two friends, complete with a great Raiders of the Lost Arc reference, but when Ted offered Barney some unsolicited advice about Robin, it got real. The sleeping elephant in the room, the tension between the two friends who loved the same woman, suddenly woke up. 

The final scene where Robin greeted Barney in a coat of her own showed once again why she is the coolest fiance ever. In the end, they got to see the redonkulous body, but what was also revealed was evidence of an old wound reopened. 

This week, we witnessed a night fans of How I Met Your Mother have both looked forward to and dreaded.  

Barney's bachelor party would of course be legendary, but it also would be one of the last nights he would "suit up" as a single bro. Sadly, "The Bro Mitzvah," was more of a Bro Bris, as it came up a little short. 

The acting across the board was disappointing, as the character's timing and delivery seemed off and often forced.

Then, of course, we learned the entire night was all an elaborate ruse orchestrated by Robin. The idea of giving Barney the worst evening ever was clever, if not a nod to 1997's The Game starring Michael Douglas. Now, could the poor performances from earlier in the episode all be explained away because it was all supposed to be fake and artificial?

While I wanted to sweep the leg on this episode for most of its duration, a guest appearance by William Zabka was one of my favorite moments of the season. Even if we have heard The Karate Kid was based on the wrong fighter theory before.

I didn't include Ralph Maccio because he never really waxed on. He reminded me of a Saturday Night Live host, reading lines off a teleprompter. Lily's flirtations also fell flat, save for her great Tiger Beat reference. I didn't really care for the early scenes with Robin and Loretta Stinson either, but when they started discussing Robin's napkin ring, things got interesting.

Robin: I'm not a virgin! My napkin ring has seen plenty of breadsticks and one baguette. I dated a center from the Knicks. 

The return of Quinn was too ridiculous to accept, but a valuable lesson was learned. Be sure to always vet the stripper! 

The delivery missed its mark at times, but Robin's ultimate prank was yet another sign of how awesome she is. Barney loved his bachelor party in the end, but would you feel the same if it happened to you? 

Marshall and Lily hit a roadblock in their preparations for Italy this week on How I Met Your Mother, calling in Ted to help sort through their mess.

And when Robin's emotional state was in disarray, Ted cane to the rescue once again.

Yes, "Something Old" reminded us how Ted has always been the glue holding this circle of friends together. Marshall and Lily are starting a new chapter abroad, while Barney and Robin count down to their new future together. Ted is still single and probably should be more concerned with the next stage of his own life, but he never hesitates to answer the call when one of his friends needs him.

It is quite possible Ted relishes these opportunities because it takes his focus off his own issues and struggles. How can he be bothered with finding his soulmate if the people he cares about need him? We saw tonight how you can try to bury the past or compartmentalize your feelings into little boxes, but sooner or later, life catches up with you and demands action. 

Ted was reluctant to throw away any item possessing some sentimental value from his years spent as Marshall and Lily's third wheel. After all, if his friends could so easily part with things like the bean bag chair, how long would it be before they kicked him to the curb as well? At first I rolled my eyes at this fear of Ted's, but then he admitted to being aware of just how paranoid he sounded, yet he still could not help feeling that way. 

Robin seemed to have the same sort of feelings when it came to Barney. Despite knowing she loves him and acknowledging how much he has grown over the years, she still could not shake the feeling her life was about to change for the worse. 

When things get confusing in life, we tend to retreat back to what we know. Ted and Robin both were confused and insecure, but would they really betray a man they both love? The answer is an emphatic "no way Jose!" Ted would never strap on the emotional equivalent of a hands free belt satchel, so he could stab his friend in the back. 

As absurd as Robin using the simple trowel to find her locket was, her apprehensions about marrying Barney were quite understandable. I just don't see her leaving Barney to go down the relationship path again with Ted. I know I wasn't the only one who had his face half hidden by a pillow for fear of seeing the two ex-lovers lean in for a rain soaked kiss. Thankfully it never came to that.  

Breaking up the more serious aspects of tonight's episode were several very funny moments:

• Everything about Robin in the Central Park flashback including her dream to one day brush her husband's mullet. 
• Ted bragging about his ability to pack with Tetrislike precision. (I think of the game too whenever packing my car for a trip.) 
• Ted, Marshall and Lily as Destiny's Child.
• Barney trying to think of another hockey player besides Wayne Gretzky.  
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For those who doubted the chemistry between Robin and Barney, the How I Met Your Mother Season 8 finale presented a pretty strong case for why they are so good together.

Barney may have missed Robin's cry for help when she couldn't find her buried locket, but he more than made up for it on "Something New."

Reserving their memorable table by the window and producing a pair of the first cigars they ever smoked together showed just how into the relationship Barney is. Maybe you could chalk that up to Barney's amazing attention to detail. Scenes like the one where he gave Robin one last kiss as they left the apartment, however, did well to show the two are not just great friends - but very much in love with each other.

And how about the cameo from Ranjit? What a great touch that was. 

There has never been any real room to debate Marshall and Lily's feelings for one another, but the news of Marshall's appointment thrown up against Lily's dream job should prove to be one of the biggest tests of their relationship. Is it possible Marshall's brother has gotten bigger since last we saw him? Maybe it was just Marshall's thinner frame these days, but his bro looked ginormous.

Like Lily, I saw the crushed nuts prank coming all the way, but at the airport I really thought he was being nice and offering to help Marshall with his bag... silly me.

Back East, I thought Lily put together Ted's reason for moving to Chicago a little too quickly. Then I remembered how Lily has always had a nose for lies, a.k.a. "where's the poop?" Ted probably would have found the locket while packing up his apartment, but at least by telling him about it, Lily also got to tell him to be careful. Let's hope Ted can get that apartment back when he eventually decides to stay in Manhattan. I have always loved that place as well as the house in Westchester. 

Another thing I have always loved about the show is any scene where we get to see Robin drunk. She was absolutely hilarious in Lily's flashback, with her allusion to the gold watch scene from Pulp Fiction. 

Ted planning on leaving Sunday night from the wedding is a nice idea at heart. I get he doesn't want to be a downer and ruin Lily's "Christmas," but his not being there will be just as odd and disappointing for Barney and Robin. If leaving early is what it's going to take for him to finally meet the mother, though, than so be it. 

Seeing the mother's face has been such an anticipated moment, I almost didn't believe it was happening. I think one of the best aspects of the episode was that while we were finally deemed worthy as fans to gaze upon Ted's future wife, there still remained a number of unresolved issues at the end. I have been wondering what exactly was going to keep us all coming back next season, but now I absolutely can't wait. 

So was it as good as you had hoped? Was she what you expected? Let us know what you thought and have a legendary off season. 

Cristin Milioti has landed one of the most sought-after roles on network television, as the actress was introduced as The Mother on last night's How I Met Your Mother Season 8 finale, leaving many to wonder:

Who is Cristin Milioti?!?

 

How I Met Your Mother Clip: The Mother!

The Tony and Grammy Award-nominated actress concluded her run on Broadway's Once in March; has appeared on episodes of 30 Rock, The Sopranos and The Good Wife; and will share the screen with Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street.

"It was a pretty big umbrella to fill, casting the title role in a series that's been on the air for eight years," co-creator Carter Bays said in a statement. "And yet Cristin Milioti is, against all odds, exactly what we were looking for. She made us laugh on 30 Rock, she made us swoon in Once, and her ukulele skills are no joke.

"We're thrilled to welcome her to the How I Met Your Mother family, and look forward to getting to know her – and the character she plays – much better in the coming final season. And to all the fans, on behalf of all of us writers, cast and crew: Thank you for sticking with us on this wild journey. Our ninth season will tell the epic story of the longest wedding weekend ever. We hope you like it. Next stop, Farhampton..."

How do you feel about the How I Met Your Mother reveal?

From five-second cameo to series regular...

After her brief, albeit VERY memorable, guest-starring turn on the How I Met Your Mother Season 8 finale, Cristin Milioti has been promoted to series regular for the ninth and final season of this beloved CBS sitcom.

As first reported by TV Line, Miloti's ascension marks the first time HIMYM has expanded its core roster beyond Josh Radnor, Alyson Hannigan, Neil Patrick Harris, Cobie Smulders and Jason Segel.

Look for her to play a critical role this fall, as How I Met Your Mother creators have said Season 9 will actually take place over the course of Barney and Robin's wedding. That ought to be interesting.

It will be better late than never for How I Met Your Mother this summer.

The CBS sitcom has booked its first trip to Comic-Con, 20th Century Fox TV announced today, including it among the many other studio programs that will also be making the trip to San Diego next month.

The HIMYM panel will include a preview of the new season along with actors Josh Radnor, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders, Neil Patrick Harris and Alyson Hannigan and executive producers Carter Bays, Craig Thomas and Pamela Fryman.

And here's a look at the other 20th Century Fox TV shows on the way to Comic-Con (NOTE: Bookmark TV Fanatic right now for ALL your Comic-Con news, from spoilers to new clips, promos, exclusive video interviews and A LOT more!)...

THURSDAY, July 18
Murder Police - Sneak peek and Q&A session with new animated program's producers.

FRIDAY, JULY 19
Bones - Producers and cast; will include clips from new season.
Sleepy Hollow - Screening of the pilot and chat with producers.
Bob's Burgers - Q&A with producers
BRICKLEBERRY - Q&A with producers

SATURDAY, July 20
How I Met Your Mother
Futurama - Q&A with producers, celebration in anticipation of final season
The Simpsons - Q&A with Creator Matt Groening and executive producers
Family Guy - A sneak peek at Season 12 and Q&A with producers

SUNDAY, July 21
Sons of Anarchy - Panel will include creator Kurt Sutter and stars Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Ron Perlman, Maggie Siff, Kim Coates, Mark Boone Junior, Tommy Flanagan, Theo Rossi, Dayton Callie and Jimmy Smits.

It's first in the ratings and now it's the first network to reveal its 2013-2014 primetime schedule.

Yes, CBS has come out with the premiere dates for its unscripted fall shows, beginning with Survivor on September 18 and then truly kicking things into high, fresh gear on Monday, September 23.

Set that DVR accordingly, schedule those September vacations and scroll down now...

Wednesday, Sept. 18
8:00-9:30 PM SURVIVOR

Monday, Sept. 23
8:00-9:00 PM HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
9:00-9:30 PM 2 BROKE GIRLS
9:30-10:00 PM MOM
10:00-11:00 PM HOSTAGES

Tuesday, Sept. 24
8:00-9:00 PM NCIS
9:00-10:00 PM NCIS: LOS ANGELES
10:00-11:00 PM PERSON OF INTEREST

Wednesday, Sept. 25
9:00-10:00 PM CRIMINAL MINDS
10:00-11:00 PM CSI

Thursday, Sept. 26
8:00-8:30 PM THE BIG BANG THEORY
8:30-9:00 PM THE MILLERS
9:00-9:30 PM THE CRAZY ONES 
9:30-10:00 PM TWO AND A HALF MEN 
10:00-11:00 PM ELEMENTARY

Friday, Sept. 27
8:00-9:00 PM UNDERCOVER BOSS
9:00-10:00 PM HAWAII FIVE-0
10:00-11:00 PM BLUE BLOODS

Sunday, Sept. 29
7:00-8:00 PM 60 MINUTES 
8:00-9:00 PM THE AMAZING RACE 
9:00-10:00 PM THE GOOD WIFE
10:00-11:00 PM THE MENTALIST

Monday, February 24
10:00-11:00 PM INTELLIGENCE

Carter Bays has given fans their first look at How I Met Your Mother Season 9.

Well... their first look at the cover page for the How I Met Your Mother Season 9 premiere script, at least.

But the co-creator has revealed via Twitter that the September 23 opener - which will mark the beginning of the end for this beloved sitcom - will be titled "The Locket," as you can see here:

What else can we reveal about Season 9?

• It will all take place during Barney and Robin's wedding weekend.
• Cristin Milioti will be a series regular as The Mother.
• Wayne Brady will reprise his role as James Stinson.

We'll pass along more How I Met Your Mother scoops and spoilers as the summer rolls on, especially with the cast attending Comic-Con for the very first time this month.

Sherri Shepherd is on her way to How I Met Your Mother. And a certain key cast member better take notice.

The View co-host Tweeted late last week that she was on the set of this CBS sitcom filming scenes with her "baby Jason Segel."

Based on previous casting notes, it seems clear Shepherd will portray Camille on the hour-long September 23 opener, a character who gets into such a confrontation with Marshall on a plane ride to New York that both are removed from the flight.

The How I Met Your Mother Season 9 premiere will be titled "The Locket."

And the entire (final) season of this beloved series will take place during Barney and Robin's wedding weekend.

Ellie Kemper has scored an invite to Robin and Barney's wedding.

The former Office secretary will guest star on at least one episode of How I Met Your Mother Season 9, TV Line confirms, stopping by the CBS sitcom as Cassie.

The character is described by co-creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas as attractive, single and, as Ted will apparently discover, "unfortunate" guests at this fall's nuptials, around which the entire final HIMYM season will be based.

Earlier this week it was also confirmed that Sherri Shepherd would play a role on Season 9, coming on board as a plane passenger who tussles with Marshall.

The kids on How I Met Your Mother have had it.

They've been listening to their dad ramble on about meeting his better half for eight years now, often getting sidetracked with random stories and even going on in detail about the "sluts" he's banged.

It's getting a bit awkward and, literally, a bit uncomfortable. The children haven't experienced daylight in ages... they've missed college... they must relieve themselves in a bucket.

Watch the following hilarious promo for How I Met Your Mother Season 9 for more from Ted's kids and let's comfort them together: the pain will soon end, guys. Remain patient. Stay strong.

How I Met Your Mother Season 9: Tease Shut Up, Dad!

The How I Met Your Mother children may be anxious for this sitcom to be wrapped up, but after chatting with Alyson Hannigan and Jason Segel on the red carpet of Comic-Con, we could go for another 12 seasons or so of the CBS smash.

The hilarious duo behind Marshall and Lily walked the San Diego press line together, giving us a look into the upcoming ninth season... saying they're open to Buffy the Vampire Slayer and/or Freaks & Geeks reunions... explaining what they do to pick up members of the opposite sex... and generally cracking us up for well over four minutes straight.

How I Met Your Mother Season 9 kicks off Monday, September 23 and will be titled "The Locket."

Watch this hilarious exclusive now:

Alyson Hannigan and Jason Segel Interview

Attention, How I Met Your Mother fans: try to stop laughing for one moment as a result of our interview with Alyson Hannigan and Jason Segel.

We've got some Season 9 casting news to share:

Roger Bart, a Tony Award winner best known on the small screen for roles on Desperate Housewives and Revenge, will appear on at least one episode of this sitcom in the fall. Network sources confirm he will portray employee at the hotel in Farhampton where Barney and Robin are expected to get married.

No word yet on how many episodes will feature Bart, but he joins a list of Season 9 guest stars that includes Ellie Kemper and Sherri Shepherd.

How I Met Your Mother returns for its final season with a one-hour episode on September 23.

The entirety of How I Met Your Mother Season 9 will take place over the course of Robin and Barney's wedding weekend.

It's an unusual step, but it's also a welcome one for stars Neil Patrick Harris and Cobie Smulders because the move is bold and, as Harris tells TV Fanatic in the following exclusive interview, it ensures that the characters' emotional journey is complete.

Seriously, how much can one grow over two days?

We'll find out this fall, but first Harris and Smulders preview what's ahead in our Q&A from Comic-Con, picking out their favorite moves from Barney's Playbook and, well, getting a bit dirty in the process:

Neil Patrick Harris and Cobie Smulders Interview

For more HIMYM hilarity, check out our interview with Alyson Hannigan and Jason Segel. And just try not to laugh hysterically!

What does Happily Ever After look like for Ted?

How I Met Your Mother Carter Bays and Craig Thomas would not reveal the answer to that question in our exclusive interview with the pair at Comic-Con, but the co-creators did promise viewers a resolution to what has been a nearly decade-long quest for the show's main character.

Elsewhere, Bays and Thomas shared their favorite moments from the sitcom; explained why those chose to set all of Season 9 at Robin and Barney's wedding weekend; and, oh, told us that someone is gonna die. Yeah. You should probably watch the full Q&A now:

How I Met Your Mother Creators Talk Season 9

Elsewhere at Comic-Con:

• Neil Patrick Harris and Cobie Smulders previewed the end of their characters' emotional journey.
• Alyson Hannigan and Jason Segel positively cracked us up.

How I Met Your Mother Season 9 will be different... yet very much the same.

In an exclusive interview with director Pam Fryman at Comic-Con last month, we asked her about shooting an entire season set at Barney and Robin's wedding and she acknowledged that it would be a challenge, but also assured fans: it will be the same How I Met Your Mother they've grown to love over eight seasons already.

During the same Q&A, Josh Radnor reacted to the casting of Cristin Milioti as the titular Mother and gave his thoughts on the conclusion of this sitcom's journey. Watch now:

Josh Radnor and Pam Fryman Interview

Elsewhere... someone will die on HIMYM Season 9!

The wedding weekend is nearly upon us.

With CBS releasing numerous photos from upcoming season premieres - check out Colin Hanks on NCIS and Amber Tamblyn on Two and a Half Men - we've now got your first look at the one-hour premiere of How I Met Your Mother Season 9.

The first episode, titled "The Locket," will feature Sherri Shepherd as an airplane passenger who really gets into it with Marshall. The second half hour, titled "Coming Back," will zero in on Barney and Robin and their discovery of a family secret.

Click each picture below for a larger version and let the countdown begin until the September 23 opener:

Anna Camp is about to have another reason to wear high heels.

The actress - who made quite the mark with this footwear on True Blood Season 6 - has been cast on an episode of How I Met Your Mother Season 9.

According to TV Line, the busy star will appear as a guest at Barney and Robin's wedding, portraying a character named Cassie who Ted soon learns is both available... and troubled.

The role had originally gone to Ellie Kemper, but the former Office star was forced to bow out due to a scheduling conflict.

How I Met Your Mother returns for a one-hour premiere on Monday, September 23.