Is she?
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StopThatClown — 18 years ago(February 26, 2008 12:10 PM)
She eventually became a producer on the show, but not for a couple of seasons at least. That would tie-in with previous comments about her possibly being replaced by the current producer(s).
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lilkunta3 — 17 years ago(January 18, 2009 01:44 AM)
I thought she was a producer since s2?
Isnt this show based off Ro's own life and her comedy routines?
I think that is why the show did so well & def resonates 2day with the recession.
Also, you sig is from what song/poem/movie? Who said it?
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Director-21 — 17 years ago(January 24, 2009 07:12 AM)
Just because she was a producer, or even an executive producer doesn't mean that she could do whatever she wanted. She developed the show with Carsey/Warner Productions & ABC but I'm sure that they contract specified that THEY owned the show and the characters, not her. Executive Producer can mean a lot of things. Often on sequels, remakes and later seasons of TV shows you see "Executive Producer" credits for people who are not longer involved in the show. They just get that credit & a check out of contract obligations. In reality Rosanne did call the shots on the show (and even did some silly vanity type of things) but she had to fight tooth and nail for that kind of control.
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lilkunta3 — 16 years ago(June 07, 2009 11:23 AM)
. . . John AND Laurie were both approached with the "An Officer and a Gentleman" ep (the one Rosie barely appeared in), and NO ONE was told until after, that the ep was to be a possible example of the show WITHOUT Roseanne, much like VALERIE became VALERIE'S FAMILY and later THE HOGAN FAMILY.
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What happened in ep "Office & Gentleman" ?
Y would they do the show w/o R?
t wouldnt work as its called ROSEANNE & her jokes/ 1 liners/ antics is y we all loved the show.
Even if they renamed the show, what would it be? The Conners? But Jackie isnt a Conner, she is a Harris.
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Ash-lee — 16 years ago(December 18, 2009 09:37 AM)
The show is the one where Roseanne's dad gets hurt and she goes to help out with him and her mother while Jackie stays behind and takes care of the kids and Dan. Rosie appears at the very beginning of the episode and then shows up at the very end (with her new haircut).
Supposedly they wanted to kick her off the show because Roseanne was very hard to work with. On a good day she was supposed to be one of the best professionals in Hollywood - on a bad day she could make the work atmosphere a nightmare (and I'm assuming at that time there were more bad days than good, since she was involved with Tom Arnold). She also stuck to her guns and rarely backed down from what she wanted and the producers didn't like being told what to do.
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thepoet26 — 17 years ago(June 30, 2008 01:32 PM)
Yes, they are still dear friends. She has remained close to John Goodman and Laurie Metcalf even though they don't see each other often. I've seen her post on her site in recent years about how much she adores both of them.
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Mr-Awesome — 17 years ago(December 14, 2008 10:24 AM)
The last few posters are beep idiots it's a known fact that the whole main cast got along well. Nobody hated anybody other than the very first DJ who only appeared in one episode, Sal Barone didn't get along with Sara Gilbert
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Vitameatavegamin — 17 years ago(February 08, 2009 07:13 PM)
Benji The Dog: Not true - You are thinking of Brett Butler I bet. She had the nasty reputation for treating her supporting cast on "Grace Under Fire" like crap, even the kids. But Roseanne was alway good to hers. Roseanne did have a reputation for butting heads with the producers and writers of the show, that I remember but not the cast.