With Dan’s motorcycle shop failing, Roseanne shouldered the responsibility of supporting the family. Meanwhile, Becky contemplated a move to Minneapolis, considering a life with Mark.

Becky and Mark came back for a final farewell before their departure.

The lights went out for the Conners, courtesy of the power company. Suddenly without electricity, Dan and Roseanne found themselves compelled to reconsider Darlene, their daughter, after David’s unexpected overnight stay in her room.

Roseanne and Jackie were taken aback by their mother's announcement: she was relocating to Lanford. Meanwhile, Jackie wrestled with the complexities of a relationship with Fisher, a man who was undeniably ideal, yet strikingly young.

Roseanne’s sweet sixteen celebration left Darlene feeling deeply embarrassed. Afterward, she was dispatched to her friends while the adults continued the party, which included a spirited game of Truth or Dare. Soon after, the Tildens became…

Unable to secure the necessary funding for her restaurant, Roseanne finds herself seeking assistance from her mother. Meanwhile, Darlene observes D.J. secretly watching Molly next door.

Roseanne orchestrates a gathering for all, yet remains at home, where she finds herself in the company of specters – echoes of Halloweens gone by, those unfolding now, and those yet to come.

Nancy’s declaration that she and Marla were lovers had a disarming effect on Roseanne and Jackie. Meanwhile, Bev’s announcement of an impending move to a Lanford retirement center stirred a sense of obsolescence in Roseanne.

The Lunch Box opened its doors to its inaugural patrons, among them an eccentric individual whose arrival proved surprisingly disruptive. The women working there found themselves compelled to attend a self-defense class as a direct result. …

Roseanne, with a sigh of reluctance, permitted Darlene to attend a rock concert in Rockford with Molly. It was a decision she immediately regretted, as Molly proved herself incapable of staying with them for long.

D.J., with a sudden and unexpected turn of ambition, embraces the sport of hockey and quickly earns a reputation for fierce play, becoming a formidable presence on the ice. Meanwhile, Roseanne, ever the well-meaning but often intrusive matc…

The Christmas Eve snow fell in thick drifts, isolating the Connors family. Roseanne and Jackie found themselves unexpectedly confined to the Luch Box, sharing the close quarters with Bev and Nana Mary. Meanwhile, Darlene sought refuge at Da…

Dan reprimanded D.J. for bringing inappropriate material to school—Darlene’s comic book, specifically. He reacted with considerable force upon learning that Fisher had overpowered Jackie, a revelation Roseanne had uncovered.

Upon returning home, Dan finds himself met with a wall of whispers concerning his conduct. Meanwhile, Roseanne implores a bewildered Jackie to sever ties with her volatile partner.

Darlene refuses to serve meat at the counter. Though Roseanne has assigned her to that station, Darlene's conscience prevents her from doing so. It was a matter of principle.

With their father’s passing, Jackie wept openly, while Roseanne responded with anger, seeking solace in the company of the woman who had occupied a place in his life.

After a quarter of a century of silence, a prosperous cousin arrives, seeking reconciliation. Her visit stirs a shift in the dynamics of the household, and she gently encourages Darlene to consider a life beyond their familiar surroundings.

The Conners and the Tildens embarked on a journey to California in their motor home, Dan lost in thought about what lay ahead, while Ty wrestled with his feelings for Jackie.

Roseanne desired David, Darlene’s companion, to make their home his own; however, Dan steadfastly refused to permit such a move.

For their anniversary, Roseanne arranged a provocative photograph for Dan, a gesture of affection. Meanwhile, Dan spent his evenings working at a store specializing in men's apparel, diligently saving for a gift to express his own love for …

Following Molly’s kiss, Darlene distances herself from David entirely; meanwhile, a fresh friendship brings a lightness to Bev’s demeanor.

Darlene orchestrated a surprise for David on prom night: a motel room, waiting for them. Elsewhere, Dan hesitated to confide in Roseanne his burgeoning plans for a new venture.

A looming financial crisis casts a shadow over Roseanne and Dan. Their carefully renovated house remains unsold, and to compound their worries, their new companion, Roger, has abruptly departed.

The weight of responsibility settled heavily on Dan as he recognized the necessity of a stable income for his family. The realization struck sharply after an unfortunate accident – one that resulted in a chipped tooth for Roseanne on the ve…

A shadow of concern crossed Roseanne's face; she suspected Darlene was contemplating a departure, a flight from the familiar. Meanwhile, a new neighbor, George, extended a friendly hand to D.J., forging an unexpected connection.