Question: How did the Season 9 finale end?
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"Rivers and Roads", one of the band's singles, was used in the series finale of the American television program "Chuck".
It was also played in the sitcom "How I Met Your Mother", at the end of the 7th-season episode "The Drunk Train".
Their single, "Down In The Valley", was played in the season finale of the British television program "Beaver Falls" and was also featured in Sons of Anarchy, Season 5 Episode 9 "Andare Pescare".
The song "Lost in My Mind" was played in the series "Hart of Dixie" in the episode Hairdos & Holidays.
It was also the backing track for the theatrical trailer of The Silver Linings Playbook.
The first episode of season two of BYUtv's "AUDIO-FILES" centered on the band and featured live performances of "Winter Song" (performed atop a ferris wheel), "Sounds Like Hallelujah", etc  
Season 9 (2013–14).
On January 30, 2013, CBS confirmed the renewal of "How I Met Your Mother" for its ninth and final season, which debuted in September 2013.
Cristin Milioti, who plays the mother in the finale of season 8, signed on as a series regular.
It is known that the identity of the mother will be revealed properly in more detail. 
PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a professional sportswriter looking for love within her world, which is dominated by her group of male friends.
Her "boys" are her family, which sometimes hinders PJ's dating life, as the men she tries to date don't know how to react to her unconventional interests and the all-important men in her life.
Her tomboyish, upfront approach to relationships tends to intimidate potential suitors, which leads her only female friend to advise her to dress and act more feminine.
Being "one of the guys" can mean a lot of great things: poker games, pick-up softball games, watching sports or just hanging out at a favorite bar.
But for PJ being a girl who’s one of the guys can be challenging.
During the first season, many of the episodes involved some of the characters going to match.com, a sponsor of the show, that is often referenced in conversation on the show.
The first season seemed to end with a cliffhanger on December 28, 2006.
The episode "The Promise of a New Season" aired July 30 and was originally billed as the beginning of the second season.
The season had a mere 9 episodes.
Later, the first 13 episodes which aired in 2006 were combined with these 9 episodes and the 22 episodes were together released as Season One on DVD.
The show had been picked up for a second season with eight episodes, but ended up having 9 episodes.
Season 2 premiered on Thursday June 12, 2008.
The second season, like the first, ended on a cliffhanger.
The third season premiered on Tuesday March 31, 2009, with another set of 9 episodes.
The second season cliffhanger is resolved, as Bobby and Elsa break off their engagement, and he admits to P.J.
that he had feelings for her.
The two date throughout the season, although they try to keep it a secret, to no avail.
Meanwhile, Brendan opens the new club with John but quickly finds himself doing all of the work.
After pointing out how valuable he is to John, he manages to negotiate a better salary and work schedule.
He also realizes his pattern of dating mentally unstable women, such as the one in "Carpe Burritoem", has to stop; a point emphasized by the crazy "girlfriend" of Chicago Cubs player Mike Fontenot, who makes a cameo appearance in the season 3 finale.
At the end of the season, it is revealed that not only did Kenny and Stephanie continue to secretly date after their night in Arizona, they are in love.
On October 7, 2008, TBS announced it would run a third season of the show.
A new set of nine episodes premiered on March 31, 2009.
On September 11, 2009, it was confirmed on "TV Guide"'s website that the show has been picked up for a fourth season, although it would only head back into production in January 2010, with the new season premiering on TBS July 25, 2010. 
Dr. Raymond "Ray" Langston, M.D.
is a fictional character on the CBS crime drama "", portrayed by Laurence Fishburne.
He joined the show in the ninth season, after the departure of Gil Grissom, played by William Petersen.
His last name is taken from Fishburne's son, Langston.
Between the middle of season 9 and the end of season 11, he appeared in every episode, with the exception of "418/427" from .
He appeared in 59 out of 60 episodes.
In June 2011, it was announced that Fishburne did not renew his contract with the show, making the finale his final appearance. 
On May 13, 2008, ABC announced that "Scrubs" would be a midseason replacement, airing Tuesday nights at 9:00 pm EST.
Steve McPherson, ABC's President of Entertainment, also stated that additional seasons of "Scrubs" beyond the eighth could be produced if it performs well.
In late November, ABC announced "Scrubs" would resume with back-to-back episodes on January 6, 2009 at 9:00 pm EST.
Creator Bill Lawrence stated in a video interview that season 8 will be more like the first few seasons in tone, with more of a focus on more realistic and dramatic storylines and the introduction of new characters.
Courteney Cox joined the cast as the new Chief of Medicine, Dr. Maddox, for a three-episode arc.
The eighth season includes webisodes and is the first "Scrubs" season broadcast in high definition.
Sarah Chalke was hoping that J.D.
and Elliot would end up back together, comparing them to "Friends" characters Ross and Rachel, which has been addressed a few times on the show.
In the early episodes of the season they did rekindle their relationship, and continued dating through the end of the season.
Several actors who guest starred as patients at Sacred Heart during the course of "Scrubs" returned for the finale.
The double-length season eight finale, "My Finale", aired May 6, 2009, and was expected to be the series finale as well.
However, it soon became clear that the show would return for a ninth season.