Now that we know Rover reads these forums, lets get him to bring back the Aftermath with Dumb, Charlie... and Jeffrey. Not sure why it ever went away. Who knows, maybe nobody was listening, maybe Charlie and Dumb didn't want to keep doing it, or maybe Rover just got bored with it.

But lets get them to bring it back. I figured they could throw Jeffrey in there too since it seems like he rarely gets any airtime on the show currently. I counted one week, and he got a total of 6 minutes of total airtime for the entire week. Whats the point of that?

Bring back the Aftermath! Lets here it!

I'm curious.

Being as The Alan Cox Show is in contract for the drive-by on the same station, how would you propose to bring back "The Aftermath"?

Wait...a peice of history that you don't know?

The AFTERmath was AFTER RMG in the am.

And I loved the Aftermath show. Those two really came into their own.

I would enjoy one more hour.....take us right into lunch, then only a few hours after lunch for Cox to xome on...best 1 2 punch in Cleveland !!

Truck32 wrote:


You really should practice on your reading comprehension, Truck.

The is a PIECE of history that I know.

They came on after The Maxwell Show and before The Alan Cox Show. Personally, despite being rough around the edges, I was entertained by them. They show potential as a pair.

Had you taken the time to extrapolate what I had mentioned, I was noting that The Alan Cox Show is currently occupying that time slot under contract. The conundrum is "How do you bring it back when there is already a show in the 'driveby'"?

wendykaman wrote:


Actually? That wouldn't be a bad idea. That idea reminds me Howard Stern's "Round Table Discussions" on Sirius/XM.

Ghost of Radio wrote:


Alan Cox doesn't start until 3pm... the Aftermath ran from 11am until noon. So how could it interfere with ACS?

Hugh G Rection wrote:


Good point. Wouldn't the Dumb & Charlie Experiment considered part of that aftermath (experiment), though?
{EDIT} I suppose if you went with JUST the morning segment, and NOT the added "experiment". . . (Either way, it adds value to the show.)

Hugh G Rection wrote:


You really have no life do you?

What's for lunch HughRejection?

Ghost of Radio wrote:


Extrapolate - to infer (an unknown) from something that is known; conjecture.

I'm not the smartest guy, but I literally don't know what you are saying. The Aftermath was an hour show AFTER RMG. From 10-11 (my time - Central). They had a show on in the afternoon before the ACS came on, but it wasn't the Aftermath. You LITERALLY are retarded.

Seriously, go back to history lessons on LNO's and making girls cry and 8powerbon e stuff like that.

Truck32 wrote:


Well, you said it. Not me. It's good of you to admit to your lack of intelligence. Maybe you'll grow from it? Now, since you admitted to your inabilities, I'll explain. If you understood what that definition means, in layman's terms, it would suggest (in simpler English that you might be able to understand) that you put two and two together. No need to thank me, Truck. I did the work for you.

Your ad hominem doesn't detract from the notion that Aftermath AND Experiment are relative to one another. Neither does your chip on your shoulder.

you quote way too much

Hey what about me? I co-hosted the Aftermath 3 times...

yeah you too!!

although im sure debbie downer quotes a lot will have something negative to say

GingerSlut wrote:


LOL, Actually, I liked the "Aftermath/Experiment" segments. At times, they were more entertaining than the show. It didn't seem rehearsed. I've already said that from the start.

But "Debbie Downer"... I suppose I should don matching Rose-Colored specs as yours?