Siskel & Ebert Collection on Letterman, Part 6 of 6: 1997-2000
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2019
- This collection is uploaded in multiple parts. This is Part 6.
44. February 12, 1997
45. June 20, 1997
46. March 5, 1998
47. May 1, 1998. CBS Mailbag
48. November 20, 1998. Gene's last appearance; he had had brain surgery the previous May.
49. February 22, 1999. Dave on Gene Siskel's death two days earlier.
50. September 23, 1999. Roger Ebert
51. June 8, 2000. Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert Jokes, Late Show Sampler:
52. September 9, 1993
53. October 26, 1993
54. May 9, 1994. With Billy Crystal
55. November 23, 1994
56. September 6, 1995. With Kevin Pollak
57. January 25, 1996. top Ten Slogans for the New Fat Substitute
58. June 6, 1996. Last Roger Ebert joke, with Roger Ebert
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With how much Gene, Roger, and Dave talk over each other, a transcript of these shows would be 300 pages long.
Strange Dave didn't have Roger on again after 2000. But I got the feeling Dave was fonder of Siskel than he was of Ebert.
Have you noticed that in appearance 3, Roger knew about Gene's health, and he doesn't interrupt him nearly as much, and is much less aggressive in arguing his point. He let Gene kind of do his own thing while sitting back (for the most part)
Honestly, the world, and the industry is a lessor place without these two men. Watching them together is just beautiful.
I spent 6 and 1/2 hours of my life watching this work. All 6 parts. I can't thank you enough for it. I'm sure you spent many, many hours searching through Letterman footage and editing. All I can say is thanks again. It was wonderful to watch. All the best.
The thoroughness and care taken when creating these collections blows my mind every time.
Siskel was quite young when he died. Only 53. What a shame. I was too young to have grown up with Siskel and so it was always Ebert & Roeper for me. When I got older and watched Siskel, yeah, Roeper did a great job but doesn't come close.
These were absolutely wonderful. You could tell Letterman loved having them on his show. I watched all of these in two days. Thanks so much for putting them up.
Thank you, Don, for uploading all this. They were immensely entertaining both in and out of the movie theater, and Dave plays off them beautifully! DAMMIT, GENE! Really a shame you died so young. RIP, Gene and Roger!
I delayed watching this 6 of 6 for months. I just love the way they talk to each other. It’s like friends at a bar…RIP Gene and Roger
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The thing I admired the most with Roger and Gene was the honesty and sticking to their guns. They are sorely missed
Boy it must have been sad for Roger to keep going on the show after Gene's death.
I love Dave's vague confusing recollections of movies he had just seen.
Watching all six of these tells a story...
So enjoyed this compilation, thank you Don.
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My favorite Letterman guests. Siskel and Ebert played off each other as well as they did Letterman. We'll never see a partnership like Siskel and Ebert again.