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- Third season premiere: March 2, 2009
- New episodes: Mondays at 9:30/8:30c
- Creator: Tom Hertz
- Current season: Third
- First aired: February 5, 2007
- Produced by: Adam Sandler
- Run time: 30 minutes
- Network: CBS
- Genre: Sitcom
- Episode title: "Russell's Secret"
- Averaged 10.9 million viewers in 2008THRfeed: CBS Plans Return... (January 6, 2009)
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The third season premiere of Rules of Engagement finds Russell being blackmailed by Audrey, for theater tickets, when she finds out he has a passion for Broadway shows.
The CBS sitcom premiered mid-season, following Two and a Half Men, on March 2, 2009.
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Premiere Information
Russell shows a totally different side to himself when he is exposed as an avid Broadway theater fan. Unfortunately, Audrey finds out about his secret and will expose him if she is not given theater tickets. The lovebirds, Jennifer and Adam, decide to take dancing lessons in preparation for their upcoming wedding. -
Background
The comedy series followed The New Adventures of Old Christine as a mid-season replacement on February 5, 2007. The show featured the friendships of a married couple (Audrey and Jeff), who mentors a newly engaged couple (Jennifer and Adam), and their eccentric single male friend (Russell). With only a few episodes under its belt, the show came to a quick end when the writer's strike took hold. After the strike ended, the series aired an additional six episodes.
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