Josh Radnor, star of the hit CBS sitcom ‘How I Met Your Mother’, celebrated the show’s 18th anniversary with a classic throwback photo of the cast.
The show debuted back in September 2005 and ran for nine seasons before signing off the air in March 2014.
Radnor, who starred on the show as Ted Mosby, marked the occasion by sharing a throwback photo of the cast from the show’s debut season.
“Look at those babies!” the 49-year-old wrote on Instagram on Tuesday.
“Apparently ‘How I Met Your Mother’ premiered eighteen years ago (yesterday, I think)!!! How is that possible?? I am immensely grateful to have been part of a show that continues to mean so much to so many people.
“It’s hard to fully appreciate something like that in the moment but all these years later I got nothing but love for that show and the people I made it with.
“Thanks to everyone for continuing to watch it and quote it and remind me of the hilarity and depth of what we created. Means a lot. And Happy 18th HIMYM!!”
‘How I Met Your Mother’ was a hit for CBS
Along with Radnor, ‘How I Met Your Mother’ also starred the likes of Cobie Smulders, Neil Patrick Harris, Alyson Hannigan and Jason Segel.
Bob Sagat narrated the series, while Cristin Milioti was later revealed as the titular mother.
The show followed Ted, played by Radnor, as he told his children of how he met their mother.
A hit for CBS, a spinoff titled ‘How I Met Your Dad’ starring Greta Gerwig was eventually greenly.
However, the show never made it to air and was cancelled after the pilot received a poor reception.
A second spinoff titled ‘How I Met Your Father’ starring Hilary Duff later aired on Hulu, though the show was cancelled after two seasons.