Twenty minutes later, the gang is sitting down to their burgers in the right place. Even Robin has one this time. Ted tries to prepare Marshall for disappointment, but it's unnecessary. The burger is awesome. Everyone is relieved, particularly Robin, I'd imagine. Saget!Ted tells us that Marshall got up the next morning, put on pants and went to work, and he never looked back.

End tag: Everyone's moaning with pleasure over their burgers. Robin says, "Oh my God. I just want you inside of me." The writers say, "Sexual innuendo? No, in you endo. Check!" Barney rips off a joke from 30 Rock about getting his food pregnant, and Marshall calls dibs on the baby burgers. Cut to a disappointed Regis: "This isn't it!" Everyone else is outraged. Regis starts to leave, but he's still chewing and says, "Wait, this is it. Yeah!" Everyone cheers, except the audience, who wonders why nobody on the production staff realized it would have been funnier if Regis had left, disgusted. We're all out of show, and there's a gag vanity tag for "Goliath National Bank," which might be the funniest bit of a less than stellar outing. Let's hope they get their stuff together next week. I'm running out of knock-knock jokes. Okay, okay, one more:

Knock-knock!
Who's there?
Rufus.
Rufus who?
Rufus falling in on the banking industry. Put your money under your mattress.

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Cindy McLennan is no more worried about the banking industry than she is tired of typing burger. You can e-mail her at CynthiaMcLennan[at]gmail.com. She'll be glad to send you her home address where you can mail her all your cash for safe keeping.