Rules Of Engagement comes to the end of it's best season yet!! Barring two bum episodes episodes ten an eleven season four has been a great season.
Plot In A Paragraph: Adam (Oliver Hudson) and Jennifer (Bianca Kajlich) plan a secret wedding; only inviting Jeff (Patrick Warburton) and Audrey (Megyn Price) however, a series of events puts their plans in danger . Meanwhile, to keep Russell (David Spade) and Timmy (Adhir Kalya) from finding out about the ceremony, Adam tells them he is staging an intervention for Jeff.
A lot of praise must go to not only the writers, but the cast for they have been superb all season. Patrick Warburton nailed his performances a Jeff every week, whilst Megyn Price has never looked better as Audrey Oliver Hudson is good as good looking but dim Adam. David Spade continues to do what David Spade has always done and brings the laughs as sleazy Russell and Adhir Kalyan has been a breath of fresh air as Russell's put upon assistant Timmy.
Only Bianca Kajlich as Jennifer left something to be desired, she is attractive but at times her delivery is often clunky.
Plot In A Paragraph: Adam (Oliver Hudson) and Jennifer (Bianca Kajlich) plan a secret wedding; only inviting Jeff (Patrick Warburton) and Audrey (Megyn Price) however, a series of events puts their plans in danger . Meanwhile, to keep Russell (David Spade) and Timmy (Adhir Kalya) from finding out about the ceremony, Adam tells them he is staging an intervention for Jeff.
A lot of praise must go to not only the writers, but the cast for they have been superb all season. Patrick Warburton nailed his performances a Jeff every week, whilst Megyn Price has never looked better as Audrey Oliver Hudson is good as good looking but dim Adam. David Spade continues to do what David Spade has always done and brings the laughs as sleazy Russell and Adhir Kalyan has been a breath of fresh air as Russell's put upon assistant Timmy.
Only Bianca Kajlich as Jennifer left something to be desired, she is attractive but at times her delivery is often clunky.
