Roseanne

The Conner clan becomes larger times one: Roseanne announces that she's pregnant again! With the house becoming more crowded by the minute, Dan and Roseanne argue over giving Becky and Mark their walking papers. Jackie and Fred squabble about sleeping arrangements for the new baby, and, Dan is embarrassed about having to shave his armpits!

Roseanne and Dan suffer from pregnancy jitters. Meanwhile, Roseanne accidentally uncovers Darlene's dark secret - she's having an affair.

There's a snitch in the Conner household. Upset over their recent breakup, David tattles on Darlene. And, to Roseanne's horror, she finds out that Darlene is experimenting with drugs!

When Jackie spills the news that Becky and Mark are having sexual problems, Roseanne steps in to solve their dilemma. The situation snowballs when the men realize that no subject is sacred when it comes to their gossiping wives!

Which one of the married Conner women did David have a sexy dream about? There is a flurry of activity to figure out the "who" and the "why."

Roseanne's attempts to prank everybody at Leon's Halloween party at the diner fall flat when it's revealed to her that Fred is gay.

D.J. wants out of his busboy job at the Lunch Box, and David wants to put the kibosh on Darlene's moving in with her new squeeze Jimmy--who misinterprets David's obsessive interest in him.

After D.J. gets pushed around by the town bully, Dan steps in to teach him the basics of self-defense. Recently dumped by Darlene, David is acting strange -- possibly compensating for a shattered ego. Surprisingly, Dan learns that David's new "manly" interests are really attempts to bond with him. And, Roseanne and Jackie travel to Darlene's apartment for an unexpected visit...to scrutinize her new boyfriend, Jimmy.

When D.J. refuses to kiss a black girl in the school play, Dan broods over the source of D.J.'s racist attitudes. To everyone's surprise, Fred develops a close friendship with his mother-in-law, Bev. Is there an alternate side to Bev's personality that her children don't know about?

It's a typical Conner Thanksgiving - football, feasting, flaring tempers and an unexpected guest, Nana Mary's new husband. All the while, Roseanne and Dan anxiously await the results from her prenatal test and learn that something may be wrong with the baby.

Waiting for the prenatal test results leave Roseanne and Dan in a panic. Emotions run high as Roseanne mulls over her pregnancy options and consequently excludes Dan from any paternal involvement.

D.J.'s fallen behind the learning curve at school and may require "special" classes. Incredulous, Roseanne attempts to monopolize the situation, angering Dan. As a parent, he's repeatedly feeling shut out. To placate Dan, Roseanne acquiesces, asking him to tackle the problem. Meanwhile, home for Christmas, Darlene discovers that David's new girlfriend isn't the only girl he finds attractive.

Dan and Roseanne are shocked, and amused, when they find out their new next door neighbors are a couple of geriatric nudists. Meanwhile, Darlene suspects David of cheating on her with Becky.

Bev's thrown in jail for drinking and driving, and it's up to Roseanne and Jackie to bail her out. However, an apparent lack of judgment isn't Bev's only problem. In a shocking announcement, she admits that she's an alcoholic. Is this the truth or just one of Bev's clever manipulations?

Feigning illness for preferential treatment, Roseanne claims the doctor has ordered a week of bed rest. However, her grand scheme quickly turns stale when she finds herself bedridden and bored. In another situation, Jackie and Bev have a confrontation that elicits a remarkable confession - one that Roseanne can't wait to hear.

Fred's unhappy that D.J.'s spending all his spare time at Aunt Jackie's house. Asked to handle the situation, Jackie's torn between loyalties; hurting Roseanne's feelings or abiding by her new husband's wishes. Meanwhile, Darlene and Becky, reconciling their differences, find common ground - their mutual anger toward Roseanne.

Jackie is restless and complains to Fred that their sex life is predictable. Meanwhile, David receives high scores on his college entrance exams. Mark, jealous of his brother, spitefully attempts to foil David's romantic interest in Stacy, the diner's new waitress. Never one to be left out, Roseanne exploits the situation by manipulating David into painting a wall in the diner.

In Roseanne's absence, Dan gets unexpected advice from David after discovering a scandalous secret concerning Jackie.

Youngsters Roseanne and Jackie visit a fortuneteller who gives them a peek into their futures via his crystal ball. In the future, Jackie takes an adult, autistic D.J. to see a psychiatrist.

Youngsters Roseanne and Jackie visit a fortuneteller who gives them a peek into their futures via his crystal ball. In the future, Jackie takes an adult, autistic D.J. to see a psychiatrist.

Roseanne is up to her usual schemes. First, she cons Darlene out of a portion of her monthly allowance. Then, she plots to reunite Fred and Jackie. There's one glitch - Jackie's not sure she wants Fred back!

Roseanne and Dan secretly attempt to help Becky and Mark with money after they move into a shabby trailer. A further case for concern is the couple's boozy trailer-park neighbor, Sharon.

Dan disapproves of D.J.'s first date, a domineering young girl he's escorting to the school dance. However, Roseanne's fond of the girl's spunky attitude...until she manipulates D.J. into a troubling situation. More upsetting is Jackie's suggestion that D.J.'s attempting to mimic his parents' relationship. In the meantime, Fred and Jackie try to work through their marital problems by visiting a therapist.

Roseanne is upset over the possibility that David may like a girl more than Darlene, who may lose David if she doesn't fight for him.

It's the final months of Roseanne's pregnancy, and she's on a home improvement rampage. Everything must be right for the new baby. So, it's no surprise that Roseanne insists everyone watch only educational programming when the Conners become a Nielsen television research family. And, sadly, Jackie and Fred agree that it's time to call their marriage quits.