How I Met Your Accidental Mother reveals first look at the cast

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How I Met Your Father has shared an initial peek at the full cast of the comedy series.

In case you missed it, CBS’ How I Met Your Mother — which stars Josh Radnor, Neil Patrick Harris, Alyson Hannigan, Jason Segel and Cobie Smulders — will have a spin-off.

Hilary Duff leads the cast as Sophie as she tells her children the story of how she met their father.

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Exec producer Adam Lundy has captured the cast of the group, which was shared on the Instagram account of the Walkup Company that produces the show.

“Many pictures are needed to show our enthusiasm to read our first HIMYF table!!” Read the comment.

Left to right, the photo shows Brandon Michelle Hall, Tom Ainsley, Tin Tran and Suraj Sharma in the back with Francia Rice, Hilary Duff and Chris Lowell in the foreground.

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The first look photo comes shortly after it was announced that Hall would join the show in a recurring role. The project will see Sharma reunite with former God Friended Me co-star Sharma, who has already been confirmed as a series regular.

In addition to searching for a man, the new show will explore Sophie’s relationship with those close to her, who go through an existential crisis and discover how to make the most of life’s limitless options.

The 10-episode comedy features a number of HIMYM’s original creators, Craig Thomas and Carter Bays who also teamed up with the show’s original director Pam Fryman.

How I Met Your Father will be broadcast on Hulu in the US, while its broadcaster will be confirmed in the UK.

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