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A Siskel & Ebert & Roeper timeline

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By Patrick Kevin Day, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

Following a dispute with Disney-ABC Domestic Television, Roger Ebert and co-host Richard Roeper will no longer be associated with "At the Movies."

The show had gone through many permutations and titles over the years, and Ebert himself has been off-screen for just over two years, but with this week's announcement, the end of an era has finally come. For those who got confused about who was who on the aisle seats over the years, we have a brief timeline following Ebert from his early days to his off-screen presence as one of America's last treasured film critics.