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An Important Episode. This isn't that funny of an episode, but it does have it's moments. Patrick Warburton as Jeff is hilarious during the first few meetings with potential surrogates, and he gets a big laugh or two later on. Meanwhile Russell's mother Bunny is in town, and after Timmy hits him with a few home truths Russell realises a few things.

Elsewhere Adam is desperate for a lads night, but nobody wants to play ball as they all have other plans. A lot of important plot points seem to have happened in this episode with Jeff and Audrey finally finding a surrogate and Russell being cut off financially from his mother. I look forward to seeing more of her. Adhir Kalyan as always is a joy. Details Edit. Release date November 8, United States. United States. Sony Pictures Studios - W.

Washington Blvd. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 21 minutes. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Edit page. See the full list. The Rise of Will Smith. Watch the video. Recently viewed Please enable browser cookies to use this feature. Learn more. In fact, most episodes have no connection to a greater story line, so that has got to make it an even easier thing to do. It picked up exactly where things left off … four episodes ago in the preceding season.

You remember that one episode all season long that Jaime Pressly guest starred on, as Pam the surrogate? The three episodes after that one had nary even a mention of her. And as the elevator doors closed, there was Jeff watching in horror. And go. Most of the episode saw Jeff chasing after Russell, attempting to stop the inevitable.

While the hijinx and good time vibes were all the same, something was a bit off. Did Jeff seem just a tad too much like an over-the-top caricature of himself? He deserved to get tripped by Jeff. That would frighten me too. It made sense both that Audrey decided to stay with Pam and that she later changed her mind. I definitely enjoyed the premiere, but I think maybe it was a case of everyone being a little too old not to have grown at all.

There needs to be character progression on every show, and I think the premiere of Rules was missing that. Clacked by Aryeh S. Goodbye CliqueClack.