Season 1 |
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| 6 :01x06 - Lovers' Lanes (Dec/06/1988) | | A night of bowling is more than just bowling for each of the Conner's, with Becky dressing to impress the snack attendant Chip, Jackie placing a game bet with Booker and Roseanne, of course, meddling. | | Guest Stars: Josh C. Williams as Lonnie, Jared Rushton as Chip, George Clooney as Booker, Anne Faulkner as Sylvia, Evelina Fernandez as Juanita, Ron Perkins as Pete, Natalie West as Crystal Anderson | Director: Ellen Gittelsohn Writer: Danny Jacobson | |
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| 23 :01x23 - Let's Call It Quits (May/02/1989) | | With Booker no longer employed at Wellman's, a new boss, Mr. Faber, takes over and has high quotas that Roseanne and the crew cannot meet. Roseanne tries to reason with Mr. Faber, but he's such a leech, that nothing seems to be working. After Faber humilates her in the lunchroom, Roseanne takes a stand by walking out on the job...followed by Jackie, Vonda, Crystal, Sylvia and Juanita. | | Guest Stars: Evelina Fernandez as Juanita, Michael Earl Reid as Lou, Charlayne Woodard as Vonda, Anne Faulkner as Sylvia, Natalie West as Crystal Anderson, Fred Dalton Thompson as Mr. Fabor, George Clooney as Booker | Director: Ellen Gittelsohn Writer: Grace McKeaney | |
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Season 2 |
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| 32 :02x09 - We Gather Together (Nov/21/1989) | | It's a Conner Thanksgiving, and it wouldn't be a Thanksgiving without some kind of drama! Jackie finally spills the beans to her mother about getting a new job at the police academy. On top of that, Dan gets the shock of discovering that his father, Ed, has been secretly romancing Crystal. | | Guest Stars: John Randolph as Al Harris, Luke Edwards as Lonnie, Stephen Dorff as Jimmie Meltrigger, J. J. Johnston (1) as Jay Bryant, Natalie West as Crystal Anderson, Estelle Parsons as Beverly Harris, Ann Wedgeworth as Audrey Conner, Ned Beatty as Ed Conner | Director: John Pasquin Writer: Danny Jacobson | |
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| 33 :02x10 - Brain-Dead Poets Society (Nov/28/1989) | | Darlene is picked to read a poem she wrote for English class in an All Culture Night event, but opts out. Roseanne, however, really wanted to hear Darlene's poem. Much to Darlene's dismay, she winds up on stage at the Culture Night, to read her poem, a poem that would render Roseanne in painful emotions. | | Guest Stars: Eda Zahl as Mrs. Tubor, Troy Slaten as Melvin, Natalie West as Crystal Anderson | Director: John Pasquin Writer: Joss Whedon | |
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| 35 :02x12 - No Talking (Dec/12/1989) | | After Dan lets Becky break Roseanne's rules of "no going out", Roseanne extends Becky's punishment. Becky, angry about the situation, refuses to speak to Roseanne and in turn, Roseanne refuses to speak to Dan. | Director: John Pasquin Writer: Norma Safford Vela | |
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Season 3 |
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| 54 :03x07 - Trick or Treat (Oct/30/1990) | | Roseanne uses her lumberjack costume to her advantage when she is able to act and look like a man, but when her mouth gets her into a fight, she's going to have to look for a new defense. | | Guest Stars: R. Lee Telford as Bill, Ken Kells as Monster, Delana Michaels as Lady, Michael Leopard as Richard, Duane Whitaker as Mike, Don Maxwell as Willy, Steve Carlisle as Pete, Robert Miranda as Andy, Guy Boyd as Pat, James Pickens, Jr. as Chuck, Tom Arnold as Arnie Thomas | Director: John Whitesell Writer: Chuck Lorre | |
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| 66 :03x19 - Vegas Interruptus (Feb/26/1991) | | Roseanne faces possible termination from Rodbell's if she decides to take a much anticipated trip to Vegas with Dan. | | Guest Stars: Rick Spector as Man, Rachel Hunt as Girl, Nick Toth as Airplane Pilot, Allen Covert as Man, Gary McGurk as Frank, Susan Quick as Lady, Annie Abbott as Lady, David Lascher as Eric, Tristan Tait as Barry, Martin Mull as Leon Carp, Bonnie Sheridan as Bonnie | Director: John Whitesell Story: Bob Myer (3) | Teleplay: Chuck Lorre, Jeff Abugov | | Songs: The Grateful Dead -- Touch of Grey | |
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Season 4 |
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| 80 :04x08 - Vegas, Vegas (2) (Nov/12/1991) | | After continuing to bicker, Roseanne and Dan just don't seem to be having a good time. In hopes of making light of the situation, the crew go see Wayne Newton, but a plastered Roseanne winds up making a fool out of herself. | | Special Guest Stars: Wayne Newton as Himself, | Guest Stars: Ralph Saldutti as Elvis Impersonator 2, Danny Gans as Wayne Newton Impersonator, Lance Davis as Justice, Frankie DeAngelo as Dealer, Tom Arnold as Arnie Thomas, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy Bartlett, Michael Hoover as Elvis Impersonator 1 | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Writer: Joel Madison, Mark Rosewater | |
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| 85 :04x13 - Bingo (Jan/07/1992) | | After a night playing bingo, Roseanne gets hooked and Crystal gets hysterical for no known reason. As time progresses, it is discovered that Crystal is pregnant again. Meanwhile, Dan and D.J. wind up babysitting Little Ed in Crystal's absence. | | Guest Stars: Mitzi McCall as Peg, Lou Hancock (1) as Nun, David Sage as Priest, Edie McClurg as Harriet, Adilah Barnes as Anne-Marie Mitchell, Bonnie Sheridan as Bonnie, Tom Arnold as Arnie Thomas | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Writer: Robert Miranda, Sid Youngers, Joel Madison, Tom Arnold | |
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| 90 :04x18 - This Old House (Feb/25/1992) | | When Roseanne hears her childhood home has been sold, she and Jackie take a ride to look it over one last time. Roseanne recalls that not all their time there was that great, including beatings by their father with a leather strap. | | Director: Andrew D. Weyman | |
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| 94 :04x22 - Deliverance (Mar/31/1992) | | Crystal has been driving Dan crazy the past few days and now needs him as her delivery room coach when she goes into labor. Meanwhile, Roseanne and Bonnie both want Leon's job now that he is leaving, and Darlene feels David is crowding her and asks for some space. | Director: Gail Mancuso Story: Chuck Lorre | Teleplay: Jeff Abugov, Joel Madison | |
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| 96 :04x24 - Don't Make Me Over (May/05/1992) | | Becky and Darlene feel they can get Roseanne to agree to let them spend a night in Chicago alone to attend a concert if they spend Mother's Day with her at the beauty salon. | | Director: Andrew D. Weyman | |
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| 97 :04x25 - Aliens (May/12/1992) | | Bad news is all around as the Rodbell's luncheonette closes down, as does Dan's bike shop. The only good news is DJ has made it to the selling bee finals. | | Guest Stars: Steve Kramer as Roger's Father, Clinton Allmon (1) as Alien #1, Jeff Heston as Alien #2, Taylor Fry as Nicole, Anne Gee Byrd as Teacher, Mark Blum as Mike Summers, Bonnie Sheridan as Bonnie, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy, Tom Arnold as Arnie Thomas, Joey Simmrin as Nicole | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Story: Joel Madison, Ron Nelson | Teleplay: Jeff Abugov, Joel Madison | |
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Season 5 |
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| 102 :05x05 - Pretty in Black (Oct/13/1992) | | Roseanne plans a sweet 16 party for Darlene, something she detests. Meanwhile, the Conner's meet their new neighbors, Ty Tilden and his two daughters, Molly and Charlotte. | | Guest Stars: Natalie West as Crystal Anderson, Johnny Galecki as David Healy, Adilah Barnes as Anne-Marie Mitchell, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy Bartlett, Mara Hobel as Charlotte Tilden, Danielle Harris as Molly Tilden, Wings Hauser as Ty Tilden | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino | |
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| 103 :05x06 - Looking for Loans in All the Wrong Places (Oct/20/1992) | | Jackie comes up with the idea to open a loose meat sandwich shop in Landford, but they don't seem to qualify for any loans. Bev agrees to help them out, by becoming a silent partner. Meanwhile, DJ is caught peeping at the new neighbor, Molly. | | Guest Stars: Thomas Kopache as Donald Bobeck, Judith Hoag as Kerry, Matt Roth as Fisher, Johnny Galecki as David Healy, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy, Estelle Parsons as Beverly Harris, Danielle Harris as Molly Tilden | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Writer: Eileen Heisler, DeAnn Heline | |
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| 104 :05x07 - Halloween IV (Oct/27/1992) | | Roseanne can't seem to get in the Halloween spirit this year seeing how Becky is not there. After sending the family off to a party, she has a Halloween version of A Christmas Carol, being visited by a ghost of Halloween past, present and future. | | Guest Stars: Abraham Benrubi as Teenage Dan | | Director: Andrew D. Weyman | |
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| 106 :05x09 - Stand on Your Man (Nov/17/1992) | | The grand opening of The Lunch Box leaves Roseanne shaken when a man scares her in the evening hours. Forbidding Dan of hanging around the shop for protection, the girls attend a self-defense class. Also, Arnie returns in hopes of taking Nancy back. | | Guest Stars: Doug Fieger as Nick, Annette Washington as Female Customer, Albert Potash as Thug Customer, Joe Keyes as First Customer, Clinton Allmon (1) as Alien #1, Jeff Heston as Alien #2, Steve Jones (1) as Weirdo, James Lew as Male Instructor, Terri Treas as Female Instructor, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy, Tom Arnold as Arnie Thomas, Morgan Fairchild as Marla, Wings Hauser as Ty Tilden, James Pickens, Jr. as Chuck | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Writer: Denise Moss, Sy Dukane | |
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| 110 :05x13 - Crime and Punishment (1) (Jan/05/1993) | | Roseanne discovers that Fisher has been beating Jackie, and Dan is arrested after going after him. | | Guest Stars: Doug Fieger as Nick, Nicky Corello as Glenn, Jeremy Roberts as Jay, Colleen Camp as Secretary, James Pickens, Jr. as Chuck, Wings Hauser as Ty Tilden, Matt Roth as Fisher, Ed Begley, Jr. (1) as Principal Alexander, Mara Hobel as Charlotte Tilden | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Writer: Bruce Rasmussen | |
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| 111 :05x14 - War and Peace (2) (Jan/12/1993) | | The Conners deal with the aftermath of Fisher beating Jackie. | | Guest Stars: Natalie West as Crystal Anderson, John 'Juke' Logan (1) as Prisoner with Harmonica, Jake McLaine as Paper Boy, Lenny Goldsmith as Singing Prisoner, Alex Cole as Prisoner, Lanyard Williams as Prisoner, Jeremy Roberts as Jay, Adilah Barnes as Anne-Marie Mitchell, James Pickens, Jr. as Chuck, Matt Roth as Fisher | Director: Andrew D. Weyman Writer: DeAnn Heline, Eileen Heisler | | Songs: Elvis Presley (song by John Goodman et al.) -- Jailhouse Rock | |
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Season 6 |
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| 134 :06x12 - White Trash Christmas (Dec/14/1993) | | The Conner's set up their Christmas decorations as only they can do, with a little something to insult everyone. Meanwhile, Dan and Roseanne are upset when they give Becky a check for a semester of college and she in turn gives it to Mark so he can go to school instead. To make things worse, Becky has taken a job at BUNZ, as a waitress in very short, shorts. Also, DJ is forced to attend a ballet in Chicago with Grandma Harris. But a stop to see Darlene at college reveals a secret that makes the trip all worthwhile. | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1) Writer: Lawrence Broch (1) | |
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| 135 :06x13 - Suck Up or Shut Up (Jan/04/1994) | DJ is going through problems at school because Roseanne joins a women's group to increase the traffic at the diner.
Source: Roseanne DVD | | Guest Stars: Nicolas Meyst as Elijah Anderson, Jim Turner (2) as Stu Mehlman, Selma Archerd as Lucille, James Pickens, Jr. as Chuck, Martin Mull as Leon Carp, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy, Glenn Quinn as Mark Healy, Florence Henderson as Flo, | Uncredited: Anthony Geary as Luke Spencer, Genie Francis as Laura Spencer | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1) Story: Amy Morland | Teleplay: Betsy Borns, Mike Gandolfi | |
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Season 7 |
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| 156 :07x09 - White Men Can't Kiss (Nov/16/1994) | | Roseanne and Dan discover that DJ has dropped out of a school play, because he is required to kiss a black girl. | | Guest Stars: Michael O'Keefe as Fred, Justin Isfeld as Kid, John McConnell (2) as Bob, Michael Traeger as Marvin, Rae'Ven Larrymore-Kelly as Geena Williams, Lewis Dix, Jr. as Mr. Williams, Lisa Banes as Mrs. Simms, James Pickens, Jr. as Chuck, Estelle Parsons as Beverly Harris | Director: Gail Mancuso Writer: Rob Ulin, Kevin Abbott | |
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| 166 :07x19 - The Clip Show: All About Rosey (1) (Mar/01/1995) | Part a: In the past we meet a young Roseanne and Jackie as they visit Madame Zafta, to see their future, aka clips of the series.
Part b: Older Jackie and Adult DJ go to a psychaitrist and talk about the past, showing clips from the series. | | Guest Stars: Zoe Perry as Young Jackie, Michael Fishman as Young Roseanne, John Goodman (1) as Madame Zafda, Adult DJ, Laurie Metcalf as Older Jackie, Eric Christmas (1) as Psychitrist | Director: Gail Mancuso Story: Rob Ulin, Leif Sandaas | Teleplay: Thomas Perry Dance, Rob Ulin | |
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Season 8 |
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| 181 :08x08 - The Last Thursday in November (Nov/21/1995) | | DJ's class create their own Thanksgiving play which appalls the audience - but not the Conners. Roseanne invites a Native American family to their Thanksgiving diner. | | Guest Stars: Patricia Van Ingen as Unknown, Ahmad Stoner as Unknown, Toran Caudell as Unknown, Jason Davis (1) as Unknown, Diana Theodore as Unknown, Brad Bufanda as Unknown, Adrian Pearson as Unknown, Ritch Shydner as Unknown, Sid Youngers as Unknown, Lynn Ann Leveridge as Unknown, Estelle Parsons as Beverly Harris, Johnny Galecki as David Healy, Glenn Quinn as Mark Healy, Charlie Hill (2) as Mr. Hill, Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Older Indian, Adilah Barnes as Anne-Marie Mitchell, Colleen Camp as Dawn | Director: Gail Mancuso Writer: Ritch Shydner | |
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| 184 :08x11 - December Bride (Dec/12/1995) | | Roseanne plans a gay wedding for Leon and Scott. | | Guest Stars: Alexis Arquette as Unknown, Christopher Morley (1) as Unknown, David Michaels (1) as Unknown, Byron "diva" Batista as Unknown, The Chanel Twins as Unknown, Allan Stephan as Unknown, Norm Crosby as Reverend Crosley, Glenn Quinn as Mark Healy, June Lockhart as Leon's Mother, Johnny Galecki as David Healy, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy, Martin Mull as Leon, Fred Willard as Scott | Director: Gail Mancuso Writer: William Lucas Walker (3) | |
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| 188 :08x15 - Out of the Past (Feb/06/1996) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Paul Tyler as Customer, David Tyree (2) as Poker player #6, John McConnell (2) as Bob, James Pickens, Jr. as Chuck, Fred Willard as Scott, Martin Mull as Leon Carp, Glenn Quinn as Mark Healy, Johnny Galecki as David Healy, Shelley Winters as Nana Mary | Director: Gail Mancuso Writer: Mike Costa, Drew Ogier | |
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| 196 :08x23 - The Wedding (May/07/1996) | | Darlene's wedding turns into an abrupt disaster when Dan has a heart attack. | | Guest Stars: Kent Hazen as Andy Harris, Garrett Hazen as Andy Harris, Kymberly Newberry as Minister, Fred Willard as Scott, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy, Martin Mull as Leon Carp, Estelle Parsons as Beverly Harris, Shelley Winters as Nana Mary, Glenn Quinn as Mark Healy, Johnny Galecki as David Healy, Sarah Chalke as Becky Conner-Healy | Director: Gail Mancuso Writer: Michael B. Kaplan (1), Lawrence Broch (1) | |
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| 197 :08x24 - Heart & Soul (May/14/1996) | | Emotions are haywire with the family worried about Dan's heart attack. Becky and Darlene have an emotional talk around the house, while Roseanne stays planted by Dan's side at the hospital. | Director: Gail Mancuso Writer: Daniel Palladino | |
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Season 9 |
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| 201 :09x03 - What a Day for a Daydream (Oct/01/1996) | | Newly wealthy Roseanne indulges in daydreams involving Hugh Hefner and an appearance on the Jerry Springer Show in which she imagines her dreams – and even some of her nightmares – coming true thanks to the lottery winnings. Some of her fantasies are played out in a glamourous photo shoot with Jackie | | Director: Mark K. Samuels | |
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| 205 :09x07 - Satan, Darling (Oct/29/1996) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Ernest Harada as Photographer, Arianna Huffington as Estée, Jim J. Bullock (1) as Al, Mo Gaffney as Astrid, Phil Leeds as Martini Boy, Marlo Thomas as Tina Beige, Jennifer Saunders as Edina, Sandra Bernhard as Nancy, Jonathan Van Meter as Gardner, Joanna Lumley as Patsy, Kathleen Freeman (1) as Edna | Director: Roseanne Writer: Jennifer Saunders, Roseanne | |
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