The Hangover Part III
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Dear Roger,You emailed me the questions to this interview on March 15, 2013. In your March 16th reply to my email, you said: The piece…
The place for everything that doesn't have a home elsewhere on RogerEbert.com, this is a collection of thoughts, ideas, snippets, and other fun things that Roger and others posted over the years.
For four years, Gene Siskel and I produced an annual Video Gift Guide. These taping sessions were endless, chaotic and exhausting. Our poor producer, Larry Dieckhaus, said he would have rather negotiated the Cuban Missile Crisis. Gene and I fought over everything. It was all the more hilarious because of our forced jollity.
I think you can see some cracks in the ho, ho, ho spirit here. We almost drew blood in a disagreement over a toy train. We each made our own film with a toy PixelVision camera. We slugged it out with an early video game.
These precious videos recently surfaced after years of being thought lost. I watched them. I laughed, I cried, and during the video boxing match I kissed my ass goodbye.
A note of thanks to TheAisleSeatCom, the user on You Tube who uploaded all these videos.
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1988 (2/4)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1988 (3/4) - Roger's Laserdisc & Picture Phone
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1988 (4/4)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1989 (1/4) - Nintendo TECMO BOWL Battle!
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1989 (2/4) - Laserdisc Demo & HDTV Preview
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1989 (3/4) - Recommended Tapes & Discs
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1989 (4/4) - Gene & Roger Karaoke!
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1991 (1/5)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1991 (2/5)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1991 (3/5) - Danny DeVito on LaserDiscs
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1991 (4/5)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1991 (5/5) - Super Nintendo Battle!
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1992 (1/4)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1992 (2/4) - Photos on Compact Discs!
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1992 (3/4) - "VCR Voice Program"
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1992 (4/4) - Home Theater Palaces
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1993 (1/3)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1993 (2/3)
Siskel & Ebert Holiday Gift Guide 1993 (3/3) - Sega Boxing Battle!
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