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Posted on October 2, 2009. Recorded on Thursday, October 1, 2009.
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This is the newest installment of The RPM Show. Don’t watch any fall season movies or television shows until you have gotten the nitty gritty on the world of entertainment from The RPM Show this week! Listen to this week’s show before heading out to the box office or turning on the primetime television stations!
We have analyzed the first few episodes we have seen in the fall season of primetime television shows so far, we have updated you on the last upcoming premiere, and rated some of the newest movies on the charts and given you everything to expect as far as the rest of this week’s shows are concerned and the upcoming weeks. Last week, Mike gives the eulogy for The Beautiful Life, the first casualty of the fall season, originally on the The CW. We also talk about the premieres of ABC’s Flash Forward, NBC’s Trauma, and the surprising Nielsen ratings of the premieres of this season’s shows!
Last but not least, we always have a “Three Guys Go to the Movies” review for you of a new movie that came out in theaters recently. This week, we are rating Surrogates. Wonder how it was and what to expect if you intend to see it? Tune in for our review of that movie!
Don’t miss the best Hollywood headlines, entertainment news, and funny news stories! We also welcome your e-mails, questions, comments, and suggestions. They might be aired during our third segment! Also, keep your eyes open for the new pictures of ourselves we have added to our profiles, “About” page, and other places on the website! Even more pictures will be added in the coming weeks!
We welcome your e-mails: questions, suggestions, comments. Send us all your questions about the movies and television shows out right now, comments about any discussions we have had on the show or anything you want to discuss, or any comments about the show. Remember, we host the show, but it is really your show. We want to hear from you. Who knows? Your e-mail may make it on the air and may be commented on by the members of the show.
