Roseanne (1988–1997) 6.7
The story of a working class family struggling with life's essential problems: Marriage, Children, Money and Parents in Law. Creator:Matt Williams |
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Roseanne (1988–1997) 6.7
The story of a working class family struggling with life's essential problems: Marriage, Children, Money and Parents in Law. Creator:Matt Williams |
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| Roseanne Barr | ... |
Roseanne Conner
(221 episodes, 1988-1997)
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| John Goodman | ... |
Dan Conner
(221 episodes, 1988-1997)
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| Laurie Metcalf | ... |
Jackie Harris
(221 episodes, 1988-1997)
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| Michael Fishman | ... |
D.J. Conner
(220 episodes, 1988-1997)
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| Sara Gilbert | ... |
Darlene Conner
(219 episodes, 1988-1997)
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| Alicia Goranson | ... |
Becky Conner
(146 episodes, 1988-1996)
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| Johnny Galecki | ... |
David Healy
(92 episodes, 1992-1997)
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'Roseanne' is the story of a working class family struggling with life's essential problems: Marriage, Children, Money and Parents in Law. A classic sitcom, the story circles around the Connor family - a family of five (DJ, Darlene, Becky, Roseanne and Dan). The household's mother, Roseanne, is being accompanied in her quest to keep the family together by her sister Jackie and various friends over the years. Written by Alex Wrege
I do like Roseanne because it seems more realistic than the junk that is on TV today - take Friends for example - a bunch of whiny New Yorkers who never to have to worry about real problems. Roseanne gives us something different. I think a lot of people can relate to this show because it caters to your typical American - not wealthy, lives in a small town, has a family, trying to make it. I do think the last couple of seasons were ridiculous (the lottery subplot) but I guess those were done for a reason due to the actress, Roseanne.
9/10 as for as sitcoms go.