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Title: Flirting (01 Mar 2010)
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| Episode credited cast: | |||
| Patrick Warburton | ... | Jeff Bingham | |
| Megyn Price | ... | Audrey Bingham | |
| Oliver Hudson | ... | Adam Rhodes | |
| Bianca Kajlich | ... | Jennifer Morgan | |
| Adhir Kalyan | ... | Timmy Patel | |
| David Spade | ... | Russell Dunbar | |
| Virginia Williams | ... | Sasha | |
| Amanda Baker | ... | Meghan | |
| Mitch Baker | ... | Mitch | |
| Jake Martin | ... | Terry | |
| Diane Sellers | ... | Doreen | |
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Jaime Tintor | ... | Miles |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Jennifer Flatebo | ... | Bible Study Girl |
| Kellen Love | ... | Diner Busboy | |
Jeff takes Russell's advice and flirts back with a female colleague only to discover that she is open to having an affair with him. Meanwhile, Russell sends Timmy to retrieve his phone from the apartment of a one night stand. Written by CBS Publicity
For some reason the comedy channel has missed the last episode of "Rules Of Engagement" season three off it's run, so I'm straight on to season four and I'm delighted to see Adhir Kalyan (Timmy) has been added to the opening credits. Hopefully this means he will be present I almost every episode as he is an absolute joy.
Plot In A Paragraph: Russell (David Spade) accidentally leaves his phone at a one night stands and sends Timmy (Adhir Kalyan) to retrieve it. When a female work colleague flirts with Jeff (Patrick Warburton) Russell advises him to flirt back to scare her off. When she offers to meet him anytime, anywhere he is left in a bit of a pickle.
An excellent season opener. Normally "Rules Of Engagement" starts off slowly picking up speed towards the end of the season. But this was a great start.
Patrick Warburton was absolutely hilarious as Jeff, Megyn Price more than held her own as Audrey. Oliver Hudson was OK as Adam, Bianca Kajlich (Jennifer) didn't have much to do, David Spade was his normal brilliant self as Russell, but Adhir Kalyan really owned this episode as poor Timmy.