Siskel and Ebert was a popular American television program that featured film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert. The show, which aired from 1975 to 1999, became known for its engaging discussions and unique rating system, where the critics would give films a thumbs up or thumbs down. Their dynamic chemistry and differing opinions made the show a staple for movie lovers. The program helped shape public opinion about films and introduced many viewers to a wide range of cinema. Siskel and Ebert's influence extended beyond television, as both critics published books and wrote for major newspapers, further establishing their legacy in film criticism.