Cool Videos: Hilarious Siskel & Ebert Outtakes

By Niki Stephens

Posted 12 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

I miss those lazy afternoons when we had only two channels, and I got wrapped up in watching SISKEL & EBERT. The pair had a terrific dynamic which is perfectly displayed in this video of outtakes from the 1980s.

Here we see the guys doing promos for the show then it quickly turns into hilarious bickering (and not so playful), jabs at what happens when either enters a McDonalds, and playful religious/social commentary. The word “f*ck” is dropped more than a few times so if you someone in your home who is sensitive to that kind of language you might want to put on headphones.

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