Rules of Engagement
(2007–2013)
Jeff and Audrey catch each other in lies about how they are spending their weekend plans, but both of them have too much pride to own up to the lies.
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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 | |
| Jeff Clarke | ... | Chuck | |
| Matt Levin | ... | Blackjack Dealer | |
| Greg Wrangler | ... | Player | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| James E. Foley | ... | Jimmy | |
| Kellen Love | ... | Diner Busboy | |
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Karen Jean Wu | ... | Black Jack Player |
Audrey tries to make Jeff feel guilty for not telling her that his friend's bachelor party in Atlantic City was cancelled; however, her plan backfires when Jeff discovers that Audrey is also being deceitful. Written by CBS Publicity
Plot In A Paragraph: Audrey (Megyn Price) and Jeff (Patrick Warburton) both lie about how they are spending their weekend, when they are both rumbled, they both try to catch the other one out so they confess.
Rules Of Engagement has certainly hit it's stride this season.
Patrick Warburton and Megyn Price are both great as Jeff and Audrey, Oliver Hudson isn't given much to do as Adam, likewise Bianca Kajlich as Jennifer.
But again David Spade as Russell and Adhir Kalyan as Timmy really take it to another level.
I'm glad I persevered with this show during it's early seasons and poorer episodes as I am now defiantly a fan and watch about two episodes a day