Roseanne (1988)

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Roseanne Cast

 

On-Screen Couples

John Goodman and Roseanne Barr John Goodman (as Dan) with Roseanne Barr

Martin Mull and Fred Willard Martin Mull (as Leon Carp) with Fred Willard (as Scott)

Lauren Metcalf and Brian Kerwin Lauren Metcalf (as Jackie) with Brian Kerwin (as Gary Hall)

Lauren Metcalf and George Clooney Lauren Metcalf (as Jackie) with George Clooney (as Booker Brooks)

Lauren Metcalf and Michael O`Keefe Lauren Metcalf (as Jackie) with Michael O`Keefe (as Fred)

Lauren Metcalf and Jay O. Sanders Lauren Metcalf (as Jackie) with Jay O. Sanders (as Ziggy)

Lauren Metcalf and Matthew Roth Lauren Metcalf (as Jackie) with Matthew Roth (as Fisher)

Lauren Metcalf and Jim Varney Lauren Metcalf (as Jackie) with Jim Varney (as Prince Carlos)

Tom Arnold and Sandra Bernhard Tom Arnold (as Arnie Thomas) with Sandra Bernhard (as Nancy Bartlett)

Sandra Bernhard and Morgan Fairchild Sandra Bernhard (as Nancy Bartlett) with Morgan Fairchild (as Marla)

Sandra Bernhard and Mariel Hemingway Sandra Bernhard (as Nancy Bartlett) with Mariel Hemingway (as Sharon)

Michael Fishman and Ashley Johnson Michael Fishman (as D.J.) with Ashley Johnson (as Lisa)

Michael Fishman and Heather Matarazzo Michael Fishman (as D.J.) with Heather Matarazzo (as Heather)

Lecy Goranson and Glenn Quinn Lecy Goranson (as Becky Conner) with Glenn Quinn (as Mark Healy)

Natalie West and Ned Beatty Natalie West (as Crystal Anderson) with Ned Beatty (as Ed Conner)

Lecy Goranson and Jared Rushton Lecy Goranson (as Becky Conner) with Jared Rushton (as Chip Lang)

Lecy Goranson and Stephen Dorff Lecy Goranson (as Becky Conner) with Stephen Dorff (as Jimmy Meltrigger)

Sara Gilbert and Danny Masterson Sara Gilbert with Danny Masterson (as Jimmy)

Sara Gilbert and Johnny Galecki Sara Gilbert with Johnny Galecki (as David Healy)

Lecy Goranson and Tony Crane Lecy Goranson (as Becky Conner) with Tony Crane

David Donah and Lecy Goranson David Donah with Lecy Goranson (as Becky Conner)

Meagen Fay and Danton Stone Meagen Fay (as Kathy Bowman) with Danton Stone

Estelle Parsons and John Randolph Estelle Parsons (as Beverly Harris) with John Randolph (as Al Harris)

Estelle Parsons and Ruta Lee Estelle Parsons (as Beverly Harris) with Ruta Lee (as Joyce)

Estelle Parsons and Red Buttons Estelle Parsons (as Beverly Harris) with Red Buttons (as Jake)

Paul Feig and Kari Coleman Paul Feig (as Pete) with Kari Coleman

Sandra Bernhard and Tim Curry Sandra Bernhard (as Nancy Bartlett) with Tim Curry (as Roger)

Sara Gilbert and Matt Norero Sara Gilbert with Matt Norero

Alicia Goranson and Stephen Dorff Alicia Goranson (as Becky) with Stephen Dorff (as Jimmy Meltrigger)

Alicia Goranson and Jared Rushton Alicia Goranson (as Becky) with Jared Rushton (as Chip Lang)

Alicia Goranson and Glenn Quinn Alicia Goranson (as Becky) with Glenn Quinn (as Mark Healy)

Alicia Goranson and Tony Crane Alicia Goranson (as Becky) with Tony Crane

Alicia Goranson and David Donah Alicia Goranson (as Becky) with David Donah

 

TV Show Highlights

 

Full Cast and Crew

 

Awards

Roseanne (1988) was nominated for the following awards:

Emmy Awards

1.
Emmy
1995
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
2.
Emmy
1995
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
3.
Emmy
1995
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
4.
Emmy
1994
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
5.
Emmy
1994
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Won  
6.
Emmy
1994
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
7.
Emmy
1994
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
8.
Emmy
1993
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Won  
9.
Emmy
1993
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Won  
10.
Emmy
1993
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
11.
Emmy
1993
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
12.
Emmy
1992
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
13.
Emmy
1992
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Won  
14.
Emmy
1992
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
15.
Emmy
1991
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
16.
Emmy
1990
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
17.
Emmy
1989
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  

Golden Globes

18.
Golden Globe
1995
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV
Nominated  
19.
Golden Globe
1994
Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Nominated  
20.
Golden Globe
1993
Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Won  
21.
Golden Globe
1993
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV
Nominated  
22.
Golden Globe
1993
Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Won  
23.
Golden Globe
1992
Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Nominated  
24.
Golden Globe
1991
Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Nominated  
25.
Golden Globe
1991
Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Nominated  
26.
Golden Globe
1990
Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Nominated  
27.
Golden Globe
1989
Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Nominated  
28.
Golden Globe
1989
Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical
Nominated  

Young Artist Awards

29.
Young Artist Award
1995
Best Performance: Young Actor in a TV Comedy Series
Won  
30.
Young Artist Award
1995
Best Performance: Young Actor in a TV Comedy Series
Nominated  
31.
Young Artist Award
1994
Best Youth Comedian
Won  
32.
Young Artist Award
1993
Best Young Actress Recurring in a Television Series
Nominated  
33.
Young Artist Award
1993
Outstanding Young Comedienne in a Television Series
Won  
34.
Young Artist Award
1993
Best Young Actor Recurring in a Television Series
Nominated  
35.
Young Artist Award
1992
Outstanding Young Comedienne in a Television Series
Won  
36.
Young Artist Award
1991
Outstanding Young Comedienne in a Television Series
Won  
37.
Young Artist Award
1991
Exceptional Performance by a Young Actor Under Nine
Nominated  
38.
Young Artist Award
1990
Best Young Actress Supporting Role in a Television Series
Nominated  
39.
Young Artist Award
1990
Best Young Actress Supporting Role in a Television Series
Nominated  
40.
Young Artist Award
1989
Best Young Actor Under Nine Years of Age
Nominated  
41.
Young Artist Award
1989
Best Young Actress Featured, Co-starring, Supporting, Recurring Role in a Comedy or Drama Series or Special
Nominated  

Kids` Choice Awards, USA

42.
Blimp Award
1997
Favorite Television Actress
Nominated  
43.
Blimp Award
1996
Favorite Television Actress
Nominated  
44.
Blimp Award
1995
Favorite Television Actress
Nominated  
45.
Blimp Award
1992
Favorite TV Actress
Won  

TV Land Awards

46.
TV Land Award
2007
The "When Bad Teens Go Good" Award
Nominated  
47.
TV Land Award
2007
Favorite Elvis Impersonation
Nominated  
48.
TV Land Award
2007
The "She Works Hard for the Money" Award (Favorite Working Mom)
Nominated  
49.
TV Land Award
2006
Character Most Desperately in Need of a Timeout
Nominated  
50.
TV Land Award
2006
The Most Irreplaceable Replacement
Nominated  
51.
TV Land Award
2004
Favorite "Big, Bad Momma"
Nominated  
52.
TV Land Award
2004
Irreplaceable Replacement
Nominated  
53.
TV Land Award
2003
Working Stiff of the Year
Nominated  

American Comedy Awards, USA

54.
American Comedy Award
1996
Funniest Female Performer in a TV Series (Leading Role) Network, Cable or Syndication
Nominated  
55.
American Comedy Award
1993
Funniest Female Performer in a TV Series (Leading Role) Network, Cable or Syndication
Won  
56.
American Comedy Award
1990
Funniest Male Performer in a TV Series (Leading Role) Network, Cable or Syndication
Won  
57.
American Comedy Award
1989
Funniest Female Performer in a TV Series (Leading Role) Network, Cable or Syndication
Won  
58.
American Comedy Award
1989
Funniest Male Performer in a TV Series (Leading Role) Network, Cable or Syndication
Won  

Screen Actors Guild Awards

59.
Actor
1995
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  
60.
Actor
1995
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series
Nominated  

YoungStar Awards

61.
YoungStar Award
1997
Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Comedy TV Series
Nominated  

Viewers for Quality Television Awards

62.
Q Award
1992
Best Actor in a Quality Comedy Series
Won  
 

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Trivia

Trivia and Quotes

Quotes
  • Roseanne: Here I am, 5 o`clock in the morning, stuffing breadcrumbs up a dead bird`s butt.
    Trivia
  • Shelley Winters plays Estelle Parsons` mother in the show, but she is only seven years older in real life.
  • Jim Varney`s character`s full name was Prince Carlos Phillip Jonathon Kent Arthur William Hobson Peppy Charmaine.
  • D.J. was born in 1981.
  • D.J. stand for David Jacob.
  • # # Sal Barone was originally cast as D.J. and appeared in the pilot. However, there was a writer`s strike after the pilot was filmed and the producers took the opportunity to recast the part with someone a bit younger before production continued. There was also some friction on the set between Barone and `Sara Gilbert (I)`, which may have contributed to the producer`s decision.
  • Sal Barone was originally cast as D.J. and appeared in the pilot. However, there was some friction on the set between Barone and `Sara Gilbert (I)` so his mother took him off the show.
  • All the exterior shots going to and coming from commercial breaks are shots of various city streets and buildings in Evansville, IN. This is where Matt Williams, the executive producer, attended college.
  • Alicia Goranson`s request to wear her hair shorter as Becky was originally turned down by the producers. Goranson took her case to Roseanne, who solved the issue by taking up a pair of scissors and hacking Goranson`s hair short then and there.
  • # # Sometimes, posters for the comic book "The Sandman" can be seen in Darlene`s bedroom. These were suggested by then-writer Joss Whedon.
  • The character `Dan Conner` was ranked #13 in TV Guide`s list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).
  • In Alicia Goranson`s first episode after her absence, Rosanne and Dan are in D.Js old room which they are fixing up for the new baby, when Becky shows up at the door with a drop cloth to paint the room and Rosanne says "Where the hell have you been?" a little later, Darlene and D.J are in the laundry room when Becky walks in Darlene says "Where the hell have you been?", referring to her replacement by Sarah Chalke.Prompting Becky to say "why is everyone asking that"?
  • # # Not only did two actresses play Becky (Alicia Goranson and Sarah Chalke) but there were also two D.Js (Sal Barone and Michael Fishman), two actresses playing Dan`s mother Audrey Conner (Ann Wedgeworth and Debbie Reynolds), three actors playing Crystal`s son Lonnie (Josh C. Williams, `Luke Edwards` and Kristopher Kent Hill) and two actors playing DJ`s best friend Todd (`Troy Davidson` and Adam Hendershott)
  • "Corn" (the vegetable) is shown or mentioned in every episode. (usually canned corn)
  • All three of Roseanne`s husbands (Bill Pentland, Tom Arnold, and Ben Thomas) made at least one guest appearance on the show.
  • The show`s original title was "Life and Stuff".
  • # # During the last four seasons of the show, recurring guest stars Johnny Galecki (David) and Glenn Quinn (Mark) actually appear in more episodes than their on-screen girlfriends/wives Sara Gilbert (Darlene) and Sarah Chalke/Lecy Goranson (Becky)
  • # # Early during the first season, Roseanne frequently butted heads with the show`s creator Matt Williams. Williams worked as the executive producer for the show`s first thirteen episodes, but quit when Roseanne vehemently refused to say to her on-screen husband, "Well, you`re my equal in bed, but that`s it." Roseanne felt it was a line her character would never say.
  • Although Alicia Goranson returned in the eight season to play Becky, Sarah Chalke, her replacement, still played Becky in some episodes that season. When Goranson left the show again at the end of the season, Chalke took on the role of Becky full time again.
  • George Clooney appeared in the first season, as Roseanne`s boss at the factory where she worked.
  • Becky was born 15 March 1975.
  • Allegedly, in the early years there was a naked picture of George Clooney, only covering his privates with "Groucho"-style goggles, on the set fridge. This photo was supposedly taken by John Goodman or Roseanne when the three went out drinking one night. Then it mysteriously disappeared from the set one day.
  • During Lecy Goranson`s short return to the role of Becky, Sarah Chalke made a cameo appearance in a Halloween episode. She appeared at the front door with children, trick-or-treating.
  • # # In one episode, Jackie says what she loves about Chicago is the theatre. In real-life, Laurie Metcalf is one of Chicago`s most famous stage actresses.
  • This theme song was instrumental for all but the last season of the show, when it featured lyrics sung by John Popper of Blues Traveler.
  • Ned Beatty is not quite 15 years older than his on-screen son John Goodman.
  • Beverly`s middle name is Lorraine.
  • The character name, Arnie Thomas, is a play on Tom Arnold`s name.
  • # # During season 8 there were two episodes ("We`re Going to Disney World" and "Disney World War II") in which the Connor family visited and loved the Walt Disney World Resort. An episode or set of episodes shot at Disney World or Disneyland was a frequent requirement of family shows on ABC after the network merged with the Walt Disney Company in July 1995 (other ABC shows that did this included "Boy Meets World" (1993), "Step by Step" (1991), "Full House" (1987) and "Family Matters" (1989)). The next _Roseanne_ episode aired after the cast returned from Disney World was "Springtime for David," in which David goes to work in a sinister and secretive amusement park; this episode is widely understood to be a parody of the Disney parks.
  • Sarah Chalke took over the role of Becky for the final time in the 8th season she showed up in the episode "We`re Goimg to Disney World!" When she enters the first scene Roseanne says "Well you picked the right week to come back."
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