At the Movies

== Siskel & Ebert & the Movies ==
=== 1986–1987 ===
Siskel & Ebert 1986 a.png|Opening Title
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Siskel & Ebert 1986.jpg
== Siskel & Ebert ==
=== 1987–1999 ===
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Siskel & Ebert 1995.png|"Celebrating 20 Years" variation (1995)
Siskel & Ebert bumper (1987-1999).jpg|Average bumper. Used during the review of North (1994).
Siskel & Ebert "Celebrating 20 Years" bumper (1995).jpg|"Celebrating 20 Years" bumper. Used during the review of Toy Story (1995)
== Roger Ebert & the Movies ==
===1999–2000===
Due to the death of co-host Gene Siskel in 1999, the show's title was changed to Roger Ebert & the Movies.
==Ebert & Roeper and the Movies==
===2000–2001===
A year after Gene Siskel died, Roger Ebert appointed Chicago Sun-Times columnist Richard Roeper to be the permanent co-critic.
== Ebert & Roeper ==
===2001===
=== 2001–2004 ===
=== 2004–2008 ===
== At the Movies with Ebert & Roeper ==
=== 2007–2008 ===
The series was renamed in 2007, sharing its title with Siskel and Ebert's earlier series. Despite this, the Ebert & Roeper title was still used in the show itself.
== At the Movies ==
=== 2008–2009 ===
=== 2009–2010 ===
After 24 years on air, At the Movies had their final episode on August 14, 2010.
== See Also ==
*Sneak Previews
*At the Movies (The Original Series)
*Ebert Presents At the Movies
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