Siskel Ebert 1982 The Worst Siskel Ebert 1982 The Worst

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Introduction to Siskel Ebert 1982 The Worst Siskel Ebert 1982 The Worst

Gene and Roger hold their noses over the stinkers of 1981. Inchon, If You Could See What I Hear, Yes Giorgio, Porkey's, Amityvill II: The Possession, Six Weeks, Halloween III, Grease 2, ... Gene and Roger round out the year by talking about some of their favorite films of 1981. 2:05 intro 3:45 The Long Good Friday: 8:34 Commercials 10:32 Class of 1984: Dogs of the Week, with Sparky the Wonder Dog: Strange Behavior (Gene) Mark of the Witch (Roger) 0:00 Intro 1:04 Airplane 2 - 4:10 Commercials 6:10 Tootsie - 10:47 Sophie's Choice - 16:22 The Verdict ...

It's that time again. Time to sniff out the movies that stole two hours out of Gene and Roger's lives. Most of this episode is missing. If you know where I can get the whole thing, email me: armchairoscars.com.

Key Details

Latest News

Siskel & Ebert (1982) - Airplane II: The Sequel, Tootsie, Sophie's Choice, The Verdict

Siskel & Ebert (1983) - The Best Films of 1982

Siskel & Ebert (1982) - The Best Films of 1981

Siskel & Ebert THE WORST FILMS OF 1984

Siskel & Ebert review (1982): The Long Good Friday, Class of 1984, Lola & Pink Floyd The Wall

Siskel & Ebert - Tootsie (1982)

Siskel & Ebert (1982) - I Ought to Be in Pictures | Silent Rage | Victor, Victoria | Cat People

Siskel & Ebert (1982) - The Road Warrior, Sisters, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Barbarosa

Siskel & Ebert - Best of 1982 (At The Movies)

Siskel & Ebert (1982) - Airplane 2, Tootsie, Sophie's Choice & The Verdict

Siskel & Ebert Review Koyaanisqatsi (1982)

Siskel & Ebert (1983) - The Stinkers of 1982

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Last Updated: May 24, 2026

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