Roseanne

Two hundred and thirty-one episodes over thirty years, and a revival that undoes the ending of the original.

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Where to start with Roseanne

One continuous story in three stages, and the middle stage is the one people skip and should not.

  1. 1
    Roseanne, seasons 1 to 8 Roseanne

    Two hundred and twelve episodes, and the stretch the show's reputation rests on.

  2. 2
    Season 9 Roseanne

    The lottery season, and the one most viewers dislike. Its final scene reframes the whole year as something the character wrote, and kills Dan retroactively.

  3. 3
    Season 10, the 2018 revival Roseanne

    Nine episodes that reverse the above with a joke rather than a mechanism, and set up the addiction storyline that the next show is entirely about. Required, not optional.

  4. 4
    The Conners The Conners

    One hundred and twelve episodes across seven seasons, finishing in April 2025.

Then what? There are no films and no specials. This is a single continuous line from 1988 to 2025.

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Roseanne

  • Roseanne 1988, 10 seasons, 231 episodes

The Conners

  • The Conners 2018, 7 seasons, 112 episodes

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