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45 Episodes 1987 - 1988
Episode 1
Sat, Sep 19, 1987
Episode 2
Sat, Sep 26, 1987

Episode 3
Sat, Oct 3, 1987

Episode 4
Sat, Oct 10, 1987
Episode 5
Sat, Oct 17, 1987
Episode 6
Sat, Oct 24, 1987

Episode 7
Sat, Oct 31, 1987

Episode 8
Sat, Nov 7, 1987

Episode 9
Sat, Nov 14, 1987

Episode 10
Sat, Nov 28, 1987

Episode 11
Sat, Dec 5, 1987

Episode 12
Sat, Dec 12, 1987

Episode 13
Sat, Dec 19, 1987

Episode 14
Sat, Dec 26, 1987

Episode 15
Sat, Jan 2, 1988

Episode 16
Sat, Jan 9, 1988

Episode 17
Sat, Jan 16, 1988

Episode 18
Sat, Jan 23, 1988

Episode 19
Sat, Jan 30, 1988
Episode 20
Sat, Feb 6, 1988

Episode 21
Sat, Feb 13, 1988

Episode 22
Sat, Feb 20, 1988
In this special episode, Siskel and Ebert give their thoughts on the 1988 Academy Awards nominations for films from 1987.

Episode 23
Sat, Feb 27, 1988
Episode 24
Sat, Mar 5, 1988

Episode 25
Sat, Mar 12, 1988
In this special episode, Siskel and Ebert criticize trends in home video releases, specifically: Fullscreen aspect ratios that remove important information from a widescreen image for a 4x3 television; hard-to-read subtitles; and major video chains only carrying blockbuster movies, ignoring the lesser-known films.

Episode 26
Sat, Mar 19, 1988

Episode 27
Sat, Mar 26, 1988
Episode 28
Sat, Apr 2, 1988

Episode 29
Sat, Apr 9, 1988

Episode 30
Sat, Apr 16, 1988
Episode 31
Sat, Apr 23, 1988

Episode 32
Sat, Apr 30, 1988
On this special episode, Siskel and Ebert highlight some lesser-known horror films that get their seal of approval.

Episode 34
Sat, May 7, 1988
Episode 35
Sat, May 14, 1988

Episode 36
Sat, May 21, 1988
In this special episode, Siskel and Ebert look at the filmography of Barbra Streisand.

Episode 37
Sat, Jun 4, 1988

Episode 39
Sat, Jun 11, 1988

Episode 40
Sat, Jun 18, 1988

Episode 41
Sat, Jun 25, 1988
Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert review three new movies. Two enthusiastic thumbs up for the great technical achievement and all-around great entertainment, Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), a combination of live action and animation that tops everything that came before. Two thumbs down for the derivative and predictable John Hughes comedy, The Great Outdoors (1988), in which John Candy and Dan Aykroyd are wasted. Two thumbs up for Aria (1987), an anthology movie composed of short films by well-known directors. Famous arias provide the backdrop for each movie, making it a must for opera buffs, although both critics agree that not every segment is a success. In the final segment, the two critics discuss the National Film Preservation Act, which is being debated in Congress. It is designed to prevent tampering with important movies, with a jaundiced eye turned directly to Ted Turner's Colorization process.

Episode 43
Sat, Jul 9, 1988

Episode 44
Sat, Jul 16, 1988

Episode 45
Sat, Jul 23, 1988

Episode 46
Sat, Jul 30, 1988
Episode 48
Sat, Aug 13, 1988

Episode 50
Sat, Aug 27, 1988
