Absolutely wonderful! This was one of my favorite shows as a child when it was airing on cable. When i found out they were making a reboot of the original show, I had to purchase the entire series so I could go back and rehash my childhood and remember this amazing, wonderful comedy!
It really hits home and touches on so many real life issues but also adds a twist of unconventional humor. I absolutely love this show and recieved it in perfect condition. I couldn't be more pleased w my purchase. Thank you so much! Hoping they make another 9 seasons w the reboot! Roseanne has always been one of my favorite shows of all time. I was watching the re-runs that were run every morning and on weekends, until they recently took them off the air.
I was lucky to grab this complete boxed set before those get pulled as well. Now I get to watch them whenever I want! I love Roseanne -- always have, always will! This was made in my generation, as a wonderful outlet to see, that your family, was the norm in american society, The struggles that we go through are common throughout america, This 1 show brought all that into light, with Relationships, Work, Politics, class, Money, and so much more.
It has and will always be an outlet for teaching common sense, and values. The best are holiday exposides when its more relaxed and they just get to have fun. But the Connor Family will remain a steadfast, icon or american 's society for lower to middle class families. This show in general was an excellent and fantastically amazing, Binge and I would recommend it for ages 6 - Skip to main content.
About this product. New other. Make an offer:. Stock photo. Brand new: Lowest price The lowest-priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging where packaging is applicable. Celebrate the hysterical banter, honest attitude and flat-out hilarity that broke all the rules and changed sitcom history forever! Trivia In season five, there is a shirt shared by the entire cast and is seen in several episodes and sometimes in the same episode by more than one cast member, including Roseanne Roseanne Barr , Jackie Laurie Metcalf , Darlene Sara Gilbert , D.
Michael Fishman , and Dan John Goodman. The shirt is white with a giant chicken on it. Goofs Throughout the series, primarily the latter seasons, the boom frequently drops into the shots. Crazy credits Final Episode - Final Scene "Those who dream by night, in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that all was vanity; but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dream with open eyes, and make it possible.
Lawrence Lawrence of Arabia. User reviews Review. Top review. Just great. It shows a lower class family realistically and the problems and issues they face.
It dealt with for the time risky issues that you didn't see on TV often. I still remember quite a stir when two separate episodes dealt with one of the girls "becoming" a woman and the son of the family discovering how to "pleasure" himself. Also it had episodes dealing with abortion, gay characters, alcoholism, drug abuse, premarital sex, workplace and sexual harassment, how to deal with elderly parents None of the characters were squeaky clean or perfect But all of this was done with realism, great acting and a strong if sometimes caustic sense of humor.
You saw the characters grow and change over the course of the 9 years it was on the air. It totally fell apart during the last season egos were going out of control on the set and ended horribly but the previous eight seasons were just fantastic. And the Halloween episodes were among the funniest ever done for a TV series.
Just great all around. If you've never seen it, catch an episode or two--it's worth the effort. FAQ 9. Shouldn't the revival have a different listing from the original because it's actually a different TV show?
What do DJ Connor's initials stand for? Is Lanford a real or fictional city? Details Edit. Release date October 18, United States. Upset because she got dumped again, and certain she will never find a good man, Crystal turns to Roseanne and Jackie for support and advice. Booker turns down a date with Jackie because his "Mother" is in town, and turns up at the Lobo Lounge with another woman.
Jackie decides not to turn the other cheek. Praying for a snow day, Darlene procrastinates doing a book report she has to turn in the next day.
The kids plan a birthday breakfast for their Dad. Roseanne plans a birthday bash for Dan at the Lobo Lounge. What starts out as a great party, soon turn sour, when a drunken bar patron picks a fight with Dan over use of the pool table. A furious Roseanne prevents Dan from brawling with the bruiser, leaving Dan humiliated and angry. Becky is nervous about meeting and having diner with her boyfriend's parents.
Dan plans to spend another Saturday working on his truck in which more drinking with friends gets done than any actual work. Roseanne is fed up and bets Dan he can't get the truck fixed by the end of the afternoon. If she's right, he has to take over all oven-cleaning duties; if Roseanne's wrong, she has to take over all snow-shoveling duties. Meanwhile, Dan's drinking buddy Dwight tries his hardest to impress a disinterested Jackie. Roseanne and Dan clash over what will be donated to a charity drive.
Dan has trouble letting go of his stuff, so he plots ways to keep it. Darlene is worried about a bad grade on her report card getting her into trouble, so she plots to conceal the truth from her parents.
Jackie is upset with Booker for nearly standing her up Darlene is discovering that her job delivering newspapers is not the easy way to make money she thought it would be. Roseanne and Dan each try to plan a second honeymoon, and disagree on which one they should take, leaving Jackie to step in and save the day. Becky is stuck with a moral dilemma at school. Dan and Roseanne contend with a miserable Crystal who can't get over her husband's death years earlier.
Dan's father arrives for a visit, and old resentments and hostility are brought into the light. The first of Ned Beatty's appearances as Ed Conner. After Dan and the kids stay up late watching a horror movie, Roseanne must contend with a terrified Darlene keeping her up all night but soon learns there's more going on with her growing daughter than simple night terrors.
A day at the mall finds Becky giving Roseanne the silent treatment, Jackie lamenting about her life's lack of direction and Dan waiting in vain to buy a new pair of shoes. Dan and Roseanne discover a difficult new side to Becky when they invite Chip and his parents over for a dinner party. Roseanne takes a guilt trip when Darlene faces a sudden, emergency appendectomy and the two have been at each other's throats for weeks.
While Roseanne has to work overtime at the factory, Dan struggles to keep the house and family running with mixed results. Roseanne's hospitality bites her in the behind when a door-to-door salesman she lets in the house dies in their kitchen and the family must contend with the corpse all day until the coroner can arrive. The Conner household is thrown into chaos with the arrival of Roseanne's parents who do nothing but criticize their daughters behind their backs.
A firm, no-nonsense supervisor takes charge at Wellman's, demanding a quota of 8, units. Roseanne, Jackie and all the women feel it's a tough load to handle. However, the boss will come down on his demands if Roseanne can swallow her pride and be humane. An embarrassing episode for Becky during a student council meeting sees Roseanne sharing her most embarrassing moments from her own life with her daughter. Roseanne and Jackie are at odds when Jackie announces she's going to the Police Academy.
Tired and frustrated of her job selling magazines over the phone, Roseanne is ecstatic when she gets an interview at a meat packing plant that seems like a sure thing. An emotionally needy architect at Dan's new job site adopts the Conners as a surrogate family much to their terror.
Roseanne feels the empty nest syndrome when Jackie leaves for police training and Darlene goes to her first party. Roseanne is perturbed when a friend of Dan's plants a passionate kiss on her during Dan's weekly poker night with his buddies. The first appearance of Tom Arnold as Arnie. The first of the annual Halloween episodes finds Roseanne doing her best to scare Dan who is waiting to hear about an important business deal going through.
Ten minutes alone in the bathtub is all Roseanne wants, and when she doesn't get it, her fantasies take hold for thirty wild and musical minutes. Thanksgiving at the Conners brings the usual family strife and hilarity as Roseanne is determined to make her parents stay at a motel and Jackie continues to hide the fact she joined the police.
Roseanne is ecstatic when Darlene is asked to read her poem for her school's recital, but Darlene refuses to do it. Working two jobs, Roseanne finds she and Dan are drifting apart and turns to Jackie for support. Roseanne gets the silent treatment after clashing with Becky when she becomes the teenage daughter from hell.
Roseanne lands a job at a chicken restaurant, with a total dweeb for a supervisor. He wants her to work weekends, which she is unable to do, so she invites the boy to dinner and gets Dan to help him assemble his carburetor for school. But will the kindness pay off in the end? Becky and her friend make "tornadoes": a combination of several liquors they find in the liquor cabinet, topped off with a splash of root beer. Jackie plays happy homemaker with Dan and the kids when Roseanne is called away for three days for a family emergency.
In his first appearance, Dan and Roseanne's old friend Ziggy returns for a visit, prompting the Conners to wonder what happened to themselves and when they became "old".
Roseanne feels she's sunk to an all-time low when she gets a job sweeping up hair at a hair salon. Determined to squeeze back into an old pair of jeans, Roseanne commits herself and Dan, much to his horror to yet another dieting spree. Jackie gives Roseanne the silent treatment after she's had enough of her interfering in her love life.
Roseanne and Dan contemplate a lawsuit after Mrs. Wellman rear-ends Roseanne in her car. Convinced that Dan and Becky's relationship needs some maintenance, Roseanne forces him to accompany Becky to the mall as she tries to bond with Darlene. For Roseanne's birthday, Dan fixes up the basement as a space for her to write and takes the kids away for the day.
Roseanne is ecstatic The entire family clusters around Roseanne for the longest ten minutes of their lives as they await the results of a pregnancy test. Roseanne and Dan clash after Dan loans some money to Arnie.
When he comes up short when it's time to pay some bills, he refuses to borrow the money from Jackie. Roseanne and Dan ponder whether it's time to give Becky "the talk", but Darlene surprises them all when she's discovered making out with her friend. Leaving behind her days at the hair salon, Roseanne starts her new job as a waitress at Rodbell's, much to Becky and Darlene's horror. Jackie is injured in the line of duty, prompting an ugly ultimatum from her boyfriend Gary.
Roseanne and Dan contend with a newly rebellious Becky when they forbid her to see her new boyfriend. First appearance of Glenn Quinn as Mark. Gender bending abounds with the annual Conner fright-fest that finds Roseanne in drag and Dan worrying about DJ dressing up as a witch. The family is run ragged catering to Roseanne's changing moods during her time of the month. Becky is suspended from school after giving the finger in a class photo. Roseanne feels threatened when Dan is having recurring dreams about another woman.
Dan and Roseanne stay out late reliving their dating days while simultaneously trying to scare Becky and Darlene into respecting their curfews.
Roseanne's mother, Beverly, visits for the weekend, much to the dismay of the family. Roseanne tricks Jackie into coming over to help keep her from being alone with her mother.
While confessing youthful transgressions to their Mom for fun, Jackie discovers that her parents always thought she had potential to make something out of herself; while Roseanne discovers that they always knew that she would "just" be an ordinary housewife and mother. Roseanne finds this revelation hurtful, and wonders if she treats her own daughters that differently.
Roseanne plans an impromptu Christmas dinner party in January for Dan's father Ed, who couldn't be there for Christmas. She decides to invite Donald, a customer she knows at Rodbell's Coffee Shop, and Crystal, with a ruse, as a surprise fix-up for the two. Just before dinner is served, however, Roseanne is served a huge surprise of her own, forcing her to rethink her plans. When Dan is let in on the secret, he becomes irate, and stubbornly refuses to accept reality. Roseanne throws Crystal a bridal shower and discovers yet another secret.
Ed desperately tried to bond with Crystal's son Lonnie. Dan vehemently opposes this wedding, and is furious with Roseanne for participating in it against his wishes. Convinced that his father will ruin Crystal's life, Dan confronts the man in hopes of getting him to call the wedding off. Becky's lying about seeing Mark leads to her leaving home to stay with Jackie.
Roseanne discovers her inner feminist when an invitation from Darlene's school to Dan for career day inspires her to speak to Darlene's class about being a homemaker. Darlene and Becky clash when the boy Darlene likes asks out Becky; Roseanne awaits a special Valentine's gift from Dan. Jackie's in trouble when she has to perform the lead role in a community production of "Cyrano de Bergerac" and doesn't know her lines.
Roseanne and Dan are off to Vegas for the weekend, leaving the kids home alone, but Roseanne's new boss and a snowstorm may have other ideas. Becky's boyfriend Mark is certainly not popular around the Conner house when Dan learns he and Becky tampered with his vintage motorcycle, Dan hits the roof, blaming Becky, while Roseanne heads to Mark's house to try and make him break up with her daughter.
A close shave with a wrecking ball lead Roseanne and Dan to wonder who should get custody of the kids if they ever both die. Darlene resents Roseanne's sudden interest in her life when a boy asks her to her first school dance. The family barbecue sees Nana Mary's first appearance on the show. Family and friends except Dan's father and Roseanne's mother gather at the Conner household for food, drink and singing, and Roseanne's fellow waitress Bonnie, gets a chance to show what a great singer she really is.
Beverley still manages to upset Roseanne and Jackie from the other end of the phone, but Nana Mary turns the tables on her. Roseanne is wary when Ziggy breezes back into Lanford, romancing Jackie and filling Dan's head with notions of opening a bike shop. Roseanne has a hard time dealing with Becky's announcement that she wants to go on the pill. The family is falling apart when Roseanne is working 15 hour days both at the diner and the bike shop helping Dan. A one night stand prompts Jackie to improve her life by becoming a trucker.
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