I hate most of the new laugh track sitcoms. The writing revolves around immature sexual innuendos. The sitcom died when Seinfeld, ELR, and the King of queens left television. While this show is not innocent of using unimaginative sex puns, it does have many likable characters. Patrick Warburton brings us back to the old days of David Puddy, and if you're a fan of David Spade's obnoxious sarcasm, you will definitely get your fill. Perhaps the biggest surprise; however, is the South African Indian actor Adhir Kalyan. His timing is impeccable, and as David Spades assistant, the dialogue between the two is hysterical. Ultimately, this show does not come close to the big three mentioned earlier, but it is by far the best out there today.
Review of Rules of Engagement
