Rules of Engagement 2007
What is Rules of Engagement?
Rules of Engagement is a television sitcom that explores the complexities of romantic relationships through the experiences of three main characters at different stages of their lives. The show centers on Adam and Jennifer, a newly engaged couple, Jeff and Audrey, a long-married pair, and Russell, a single man navigating the dating scene.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2007
- Status
- Canceled
- Episodes
- 100
- Runtime
- 21 minutes
- First aired
- Feb 5, 2007
- Last aired
- May 20, 2013
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- CBS
- Genres
- Comedy
- Updated
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Rules of Engagement is a television sitcom that explores the complexities of romantic relationships through the experiences of three main characters at different stages of their lives. The show centers on Adam and Jennifer, a newly engaged couple, Jeff and Audrey, a long-married pair, and Russell, a single man navigating the dating scene. Together, they confront the often unpredictable journey of love and commitment. The series was created by Tom Hertz and aired on CBS as a mid-season replacement. It was produced by Happy Madison Productions in association with CBS Television Studios and Sony Pictures Television. The show ran for seven seasons, concluding in 2013. Through its comedic lens, Rules of Engagement examines how people navigate the various phases of relationships, highlighting both the challenges and humor inherent in personal connections. The program features a core cast including Patrick Warburton, Megyn Price, Oliver Hudson, and Bianca Kajlich. It was rated TV-14 and targeted adult audiences with its blend of situational comedy and relatable relationship themes.
Should you watch it?
“A comedy exploring the various stages of relationships through three distinct perspectives on love and dating.”
- diverse character perspectives
- relatable relationship scenarios
- conventional sitcom structure
Watch it if you enjoy sitcoms that examine the complexities of dating, engagement, and marriage.
The series features adult-oriented humor regarding romantic relationships.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 7 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Pilot Feb 5, 2007
- E2 The Birthday Deal Feb 12, 2007
- E3 Young and the Restless Feb 19, 2007
- E4 Game On Feb 26, 2007
- E5 Kids Mar 5, 2007
- E6 Hard Day's Night Mar 12, 2007
- E7 Jeff's Wooby Mar 19, 2007
Season 2 · 15 episodes
- E1 Flirting With Disaster Sep 24, 2007
- E2 Audrey's Sister Oct 1, 2007
- E3 Mr. Fix It Oct 8, 2007
- E4 Guy Code Oct 15, 2007
- E5 Bag Ladies Oct 22, 2007
- E6 Old School Jeff Oct 29, 2007
- E7 Engagement Party Nov 5, 2007
- E8 Fix-up & Downs Nov 12, 2007
- E9 A Visit from Fay Nov 19, 2007
- E10 Time Share Apr 14, 2008
- E11 Jen at Work Apr 21, 2008
- E12 Optimal Male Apr 28, 2008
- E13 Russell's Father's Son May 5, 2008
- E14 Buyer's Remorse May 12, 2008
- E15 Pimp My Bride May 19, 2008
Season 3 · 13 episodes
- E1 Russell's Secret Mar 2, 2009
- E2 Voluntary Commitment Mar 9, 2009
- E3 Jeff's New Friend Mar 16, 2009
- E4 Dad's Visit Mar 23, 2009
- E5 Lyin' King Mar 30, 2009
- E6 Poaching Timmy Apr 13, 2009
- E7 Old Timer's Day Apr 20, 2009
- E8 Twice Apr 27, 2009
- E9 The Challenge May 4, 2009
- E10 Family Style May 11, 2009
- E11 May Divorce Be with You May 13, 2009
- E12 House Money May 18, 2009
- E13 Sex Toy Story May 18, 2009
Season 4 · 13 episodes
- E1 Flirting Mar 1, 2010
- E2 Snoozin' for a Bruisin' Mar 8, 2010
- E3 Atlantic City Mar 15, 2010
- E4 Ghost Story Mar 22, 2010
- E5 The Four Pillars Mar 29, 2010
- E6 3rd Wheel Apr 5, 2010
- E7 Indian Giver Apr 12, 2010
- E8 Free Free Time Apr 19, 2010
- E9 The Score Apr 26, 2010
- E10 The Surrogate May 3, 2010
- E11 Reunion May 10, 2010
- E12 Harassment May 17, 2010
- E13 They Do? May 24, 2010
Season 5 · 24 episodes
- E1 Surro-gate Sep 20, 2010
- E2 The Bank Sep 27, 2010
- E3 Rug-Of-War Oct 4, 2010
- E4 Handy Man Oct 11, 2010
- E5 Play Ball Oct 18, 2010
- E6 Baked Oct 25, 2010
- E7 Mannequin Head Ball Nov 1, 2010
- E8 Les-bro Nov 8, 2010
- E9 The Big Picture Nov 15, 2010
- E10 Fun Run Nov 22, 2010
- E11 Refusing to Budget Dec 6, 2010
- E12 Little Bummer Boy Dec 13, 2010
- E13 The Home Stretch Jan 3, 2011
- E14 Uh Oh It's Magic Jan 17, 2011
- E15 Singing and Dancing Feb 7, 2011
- E16 Jeff's Day Feb 24, 2011
- E17 Zygote Mar 3, 2011
- E18 Anniversary Chicken Mar 10, 2011
- E19 The Set Up Mar 31, 2011
- E20 Beating The System Apr 7, 2011
- E21 The Jeff Photo Apr 28, 2011
- E22 Double Down May 5, 2011
- E23 The Power Couple May 12, 2011
- E24 The Last of the Red Hat Lovers May 19, 2011
Frequently asked questions
What is the premise?
The show follows the relationship dynamics of a newly engaged couple, a long-married pair, and a single man.
Who are the main characters?
The main characters are Adam, Jennifer, Jeff, Audrey, and Russell.
What is the tone of the show?
It is a comedy that portrays the confusing stages of relationships as a roller coaster.
Does the show focus on marriage?
Yes, it explores different phases of male and female relationships, including long-term marriage and engagement.
Is the show about dating?
Yes, one of the central characters is a single man who is actively on the prowl.