When will the "HIMYM" spin-off "How I Met Your Father" start in Germany?

Created: 01/18/2022, 09:50

By: Sophie Waldner

How I Met Your Mother is all about Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) and his quest for love.

Sophie (Hilary Duff) will take center stage in the How I Met Your Mother spin-off.

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The How I Met Your Mother spin-off starring Hillary Duff, How I Met Your Father, has launched in the United States.

But when and where is the series coming in Germany?

It's been seven years since Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) finally told his story in "HIMYM"*.

In it, his children and viewers learn how he and his friends lived in New York.

And also how he finally found love there.

The US sitcom has captivated viewers around the world.

Now it's time for Sophie (Hilary Duff) to tell her story.

Bob Saget was the narrator of How I Met Your Mother, and Kim Cattrall will narrate the story in the follow-up series.

In the US, the new sitcom will air on the streaming service Hulu, where it launched on January 18, 2022.

You can watch the original trailer for the How I Met Your Mother spin-off below.

How I Met Your Father (OV): Trailer starring Kim Cattrall and Hilary Duff

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"How I Met Your Father": When is the start date for Germany?

Even though "How I Met Your Father" has already started in the USA, there is still

for Germany .

However, it can be assumed that the US series will also be shown in this country in the course of the year.

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"How I Met Your Father": Where is the series shown in Germany?

Since the US streaming service Hulu belongs to the

, it can be assumed that "How I Met Your Father" will be shown on Disney +.

However, the series is not completely suitable for young people and is therefore not suitable for children.

Therefore, "How I Met Your Father" could be broadcast on the

, which can also be found on Disney+.

Another possibility is that the US sitcom will run

.

It is also unclear at the moment whether the series is running on ProSieben's FreeTV.

Since there are currently no statements, it remains to be seen.