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38 Episodes 1981 - 1982
Episode 1
Thu, Sep 24, 1981

Episode 2
Thu, Oct 1, 1981
Episode 3
Thu, Oct 8, 1981

Episode 5
Thu, Oct 22, 1981
Episode 7
Thu, Nov 5, 1981

Episode 8
Thu, Nov 12, 1981

Episode 9
Thu, Nov 19, 1981
Episode 10
Thu, Nov 26, 1981

Episode 11
Thu, Dec 3, 1981
Episode 12
Thu, Dec 10, 1981

Episode 13
Thu, Dec 17, 1981

Episode 14
Thu, Dec 24, 1981
Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert review Taps (1981), Taxi to the Toilet (1980), the reissue of Cinderella (1950) and Heartbeeps (1981).
Episode 15
Thu, Dec 31, 1981
Episode 16
Thu, Jan 7, 1982

Episode 17
Thu, Jan 14, 1982

Episode 18
Thu, Feb 4, 1982
Episode 19
Thu, Feb 11, 1982
Episode 20
Thu, Feb 18, 1982
Episode 21
Thu, Feb 25, 1982

Episode 22
Thu, Mar 4, 1982

Episode 23
Thu, Mar 11, 1982

Episode 24
Thu, Mar 18, 1982
Episode 25
Thu, Mar 25, 1982
Episode 26
Wed, Mar 31, 1982

Episode 27
Thu, Apr 22, 1982

Episode 28
Fri, Apr 30, 1982

Episode 29
Thu, May 6, 1982

Episode 30
Thu, May 6, 1982

Episode 31
Fri, Apr 30, 1982

Episode 32
Thu, Jun 3, 1982

Episode 33
Thu, Jun 10, 1982
Episode 34
Thu, Jun 17, 1982

Episode 35
Thu, Jun 24, 1982
Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert review four new movies. Both critics love Diner (1982), a slice-of-life story about growing up in Baltimore. The script is perceptive and populated by characters one can identify with. Siskel and Ebert both agree that Eight Minutes to Midnight: A Portrait of Dr. Helen Caldicott (1980) is a shallow and boring documentary that, despite the title, provides no portrait of Caldicott, only footage of her appearing in various places: a talk show, a peace rally, etc. Chan Is Missing (1982) offers something unusual: a depiction of contemporary Chinese-Americans. Both critics find the low-budget black-and-white film intelligent, witty and even educational. Next is Blade Runner (1982). Both critics agree the special effects are dazzling, while the story and characters are uninteresting. They disagree on whether to recommend it: Ebert believes the special effects make the film worth it; Siskel thinks the movie is a waste of time. Finally, Sparky the Wonder Dog arrives to help the critics identify their Dogs of the Week. Siskel's pick is The Dorm That Dripped Blood (1982), aka "Pranks," yet another tedious mad slasher flick. Ebert chooses Paradise (1982), a silly rip-off of the The Blue Lagoon (1980).

Episode 36
Thu, Jul 1, 1982

Episode 37
Thu, Jul 8, 1982
Siskel and Ebert review The Secret of NIMH (1982), The Devil's Playground (1976), Gregory's Girl (1980), and Tron (1982).

Episode 38
Thu, Jul 15, 1982

Episode 39
Thu, Jul 22, 1982

Episode 40
Thu, Jul 29, 1982