Saturday Night Live has sucked since Tina Fey became head writer (and it's continued after she left). She may get praise now for 30 Rock but the run under her wing was near unwatchable (the low point being the Paris Hilton episode, which Fey seems to defend as she claimed Adrien Brody was worse because he ad-libbed). The only good things were Celebrity Jeopardy and TV Funhouse (except when that went occasionally live-action and became like the rest of the show). Even since Will Ferrell left, there has been no reason to watch.
And Andy Samberg is incredibly unfunny and not the type of person you build your show around. Had they been smart, he would have been let go after Hot Rod bombed and the producers could have rebuilt the entire show with someone like Ricky Gervais.
Anyway,
Day 18: Siskel and Ebert (1981-1999, PBS/syndicated)
Can you think of any critic duo as influencial as Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert? For eighteen seasons (until Siskel passed away), the two would discuss, disect and praise or pan the newest movie reviews. Sometimes we agreed and sometimes we didn't but there was no denying that Siskel and Ebert were masters at the game of film criticism. In fact, watching this show was one of the things that made me interested in film. The later incarnation with Richard Roeper replacing Siskel was decent but Roeper just wasn't Gene.
Siskel and Ebert review RoboCop.