“In many respects we’ve grown up a lot,” Scott tells PEOPLE. “But on the other hand we haven’t grown up at all. On-set, Jason Biggs was farting up a storm, Chris Klein was belching, and Eddie Kaye Thomas and Biggs were hitting each other in [the groin].”

Something else hasn’t changed, says Biggs. “We realized that no matter how much we may have changed individually, as a group we will always be connected and have a special chemistry that arises immediately when we’re together.”

Scott agrees: “We can’t help but be reminded that a lot of us started off our careers together.”

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“I think it’s a great idea,” she tells Korbi TV in the clip below. “I’m very excited. Absolutely. You know, it’s going to limit their time in the bar if it happens. But that’s okay, we spend too much time there anyway.”

The series does, however, have built-in baby-sitters.

“Not Barney though,” Hannigan says. “I don’t think that’s safe.”

It’s true, Barney might not be the best choice for surrogate caretaker. Jason Segel, however, may actually have a hard time handling a real-life baby onscreen once Marshall and Lily give birth.

Hannigan, whose 1-year-old daughter was on set during the filming of the finale, says she’d be willing to let Jason practice with her own kid. Apparently he serenaded the infant earlier this year.

“It was just delightful and she really enjoyed that, so I’d trust him,” Alyson shares. “Not alone. But with me there, yeah.”

Wise woman.

Watch the video to hear more from Hannigan on “HIMYM” baby fever and what kind of parents she thinks Lily and Marshall will make…

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