Changes: Roseanne

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Cameo — Jerry Nelson and John Goodman on the set of **Roseanne** as seen on *Muppets Tonight*.

RoseannePartyPolitics — "Party Politics"

Roseanne was a sitcom which aired on ABC from 1988 to 1997. Based on the stand-up comedy of Roseanne Barr, who often joked of her status as a "Domestic Goddess", the series featured the blue-collar working Conner family and the trials and tribulations of their everyday life. The series remained in the top four of the ratings for six of its nine years and received multiple Emmy Awards.

Muppet Mentions

In "Party Politics," DJ complains about carrying his lunch in a big brown bag. After complaining so much in the past days, Roseanne makes him carry his lunch in his old Sesame Street lunch box.

References

In the closing scene of Muppets Tonight episode 104, guest star John Goodman is back on the set of Roseanne, and the stagehand that welcomes him back to the show is played by Muppeteer Jerry Nelson. Andy and Randy then show up to reveal that they work for that show now. John is mortified, and the shrill strings played to accentuate this are a nod to Bernard Herrmann's classic Psycho score.

The show is also spoofed on the KMUP television schedule as "Rosehamme."

Connections

Tom Arnold played Arnie Thomas
Ned Beatty played Ed Conner
Sandra Bernhard played Nancy Bartlett
Red Buttons played Jake
David A. Caplan wrote for the series
Tim Curry played Roger
Sarah Chalke played Becky Conner
Tim Doyle was a producer on the show
Dann Florek appeared in three episodes of the show
John Goodman played Dan Conner
Gary Halvorson directed episodes of the series
Jerry Springer played himself in the episode " What a Day for a Daydream" (1996)
Rob Ulin was a writer/producer on the show
Fred Willard played Scott
Ellis E. Williams appeared in the episode "Girl Talk" (1994)
Moon Unit Zappa played Carol in "Pampered to a Pulp" (1996)

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 [[Image:Cameo.jerry08.jpg|frame|Jerry Nelson and John Goodman on the set of ''[[Roseanne]]'' as seen on ''Muppets Tonight''.]]
+[[Image:RoseannePartyPolitics.jpg|frame|"Party Politics"]]
 '''''Roseanne''''' was a sitcom which aired on [[ABC]] from 1988 to 1997.  Based on the stand-up comedy of Roseanne Barr, who often joked of her status as a "Domestic Goddess", the series featured the blue-collar working Conner family and the trials and tribulations of their everyday life.  The series remained in the top four of the ratings for six of its nine years and received multiple [[Emmy Awards]].
+==Muppet Mentions==
-In the closing scene of ''[[Muppets Tonight]]'' [[Episode 104: John Goodman|episode 104]], guest star [[John Goodman]] is back on the set of ''Roseanne'', and the stagehand that welcomes him back to the show is played by [[Muppeteer]] [[Jerry Nelson]].  [[Andy and Randy]] then show up to reveal that they work for that show now. John is mortified, and the shrill strings played to accentuate this are a nod to Bernard Herrmann's classic ''[[Alfred Hitchcock|Psycho]]'' score.
+* In "Party Politics," DJ complains about carrying his lunch in a big brown bag. After complaining so much in the past days, Roseanne makes him carry his lunch in his old [[Sesame Street lunchboxes|Sesame Street lunch box]].
+==References==
-The show is also spoofed on the [[KMUP]] television schedule as "Rosehamme."
+*In the closing scene of ''[[Muppets Tonight]]'' [[Episode 104: John Goodman|episode 104]], guest star [[John Goodman]] is back on the set of ''Roseanne'', and the stagehand that welcomes him back to the show is played by [[Muppeteer]] [[Jerry Nelson]].  [[Andy and Randy]] then show up to reveal that they work for that show now. John is mortified, and the shrill strings played to accentuate this are a nod to Bernard Herrmann's classic ''[[Alfred Hitchcock|Psycho]]'' score.
+*The show is also spoofed on the [[KMUP]] television schedule as "Rosehamme."
 ==Connections==