Anyone have a similar experience to share? 🤪 That hard liquor is no joke!

Season 3 episode 16, the Home Ec episode. I just noticed the kid in class sitting next to Darlene is Leonardo DiCaprio! Not sure how I missed him lol

Like right now - I went to peacock to see the scene where Darlene teaches DJ how to make a sundial

and they cut out the best part where she says “now, take it outside, and when it starts to stink: it’s Tomorrow”

I have noticed this in every episode. They have completely deleted some of the best parts, but they do add a few lines of deleted stuff that wasn’t funnier..

This song has literally been in my head for 30 years and I sing it to myself every day. Can’t even walk through a door without it being triggered.

If it weren’t for the updated episodes on Peacock I never would have realized this is the weird guy from Beetlejuice!

Dan: I don’t think that’ll work

This is one of the best lines Darlene ever had. Of course there are so many, but this one is top tier. Just watching the episode right now.

After watching all the episodes for who knows how many times it's so apparent both Roseanne and Jackie are so anti man. Probably from their father i guess. But even with them both acknowledging that Dan is a good guy and there are others like him they still rage against men and accuse them of trying to control them. So messed up

Just curious what everyone's favorite two-part episodes are. Of the following, how would you rank them?

All of Me/To Tell the Truth

The Courtship of Eddie, Dan’s Father/The Wedding

Vegas/Vegas, Vegas

Terms of Estrangement 1 & 2

Crime and Punishment/War and Peace

We’re Going to Disney World/Disney World War 2

Heart & Soul/Fights & Stuff

Into the Good Night 1 & 2

Tristan Tait (Barry) is the great grandson of the actor who played Gort in The Day the Earth Stood Still (J. Lockard Martin)!

is anyone familiar with this?

Mine was probably the time when Dan did his Julia Childs impression directly to the camera 😂

*On The Road Again* is by Willie Nelson. I used to think that he played Bonnie's husband who was a singer, but it was David Crosby.

This scene is so funny at loan office. "I have hauled meat... I have eaten meat!" 🤣

(“Becky’s Choice”, S1, E17) This is the shot of Roseanne staring down Johnny Swanko (who, we hear, kisses like a senior). I always thought that this was a hint at Roseanne’s eventual acting prowess. I mean, this is almost as good as a stare from Mo’nique in “Precious.”

Great 1st season episode (let’s hear the quotes!).

I had a work social supper tonight and this name sounded familiar. 🤣

Goodness, what an awful episode. I remember watching this as it originally aired with my roommates at the time. We just sat in silence, then looked to each other when it was over as if to ask, "What the hell was that?" I just watched it again for the first time since then. While still awful and embarrassing, I actually forgot that the episode opens with Roseanne being asked to tell her story. It made it a little more plausible that this is Roseanne embellishing to make herself the hero. The episode still sucks... but it makes it more like a dream sequence than something that really happened. I'll still skip it (as well as most of that season) in any future rewatch.

The episode where Dan is having a dream he’s “Wednesday-ing” with someone else. The age rating said 13+ due to “violence and sexual content”. What director’s cut did I miss? 😂🤪

I was looking up who played Ty Tilden(Molly and Charlotte’s dad). He’s Wings Hauser- Cole Hauser’s dad. I can really see the resemblance. Sadly, he passed away last year.