Roseanne grows worried about the Lunch Box when a new restaurant opens nearby and immediately devises a series of schemes to thwart the eatery's progress.
The Conners take a trip back to the 1950s, living the life of the sitcoms wherein Roseanne is the always happy housewife and Dan is the workhorse husband.
Fran allows a teenage rock singer to use her less-than-desirable life as inspiration for her angst-ridden songs, which Maxwell believes is not a good idea.
Fran auctions off a day of nanny service at a charity event, and the highest bidder is the son of a man who is a possible investor in Maxwell's next play.
Fran is flown out to Hollywood to watch a soap opera and winds up being offered a job as a television actress, which Maxwell finds extremely disconcerting.
A middle-aged businessman develops a romantic interest in his cardiac nurse while he recovers from a heart attack and becomes determined to earn her affections.
A middle-aged businessman develops a romantic interest in his cardiac nurse while he recovers from a heart attack and becomes determined to earn her affections.
Mark encounters an old friend, who is attempting to regain the musical drive that once fueled his life, but a recent heart attack causes him to struggle.
Eddie must find a way to pay to repair his tow truck after breaks down, but when he takes on several odd jobs, his personal life begins to slowly fall apart.
Frasier's mentor is caught in his bathrobe with Roz; Niles discredits Daphne's psychic ability, so she employs the use of an outside counsel to prove it to him.
Dan learns of a country song writing contest on a local radio station and realizes that the poem Roseanne recently wrote may be the perfect fit to win.
The Conners head to the bowling alley for their Friday night festivities when Becky notices a boy there that she likes but must avoid getting embarrassed.
Dan hires a photographer to come take a family portrait for his high school reunion, but tempers flare when Jackie says Dan cheated on Roseanne long ago.
George is left in charge of the kids when Angie is away on business; when Carmen and Max misbehave, George sends them to Benny's house for the weekend.
Kelly grows tired of Al's habitual attacks on her boyfriends and decides to abandon the Bundy household for greener pastures, which causes a change in Peg.
When Marcy spends the weekend at a banking convention, she has one drink too many and wakes up the next morning to discover she has married a stranger.
Carrie gets turned on when Doug imitates the accent of the sexy foreign guy at work, then Doug becomes jealous and thinks plain old Doug doesn't do it for her.
Still on strike, Doug picks up a job as a substitute teacher at his sister's school, and thinks it will be a breeze, until the students wreak havoc on him.
Out of work due to a strike, a bored Doug and Deacon start playing practical jokes on people and Arthur joins in, but is left alone when the strike's over.
In an effort to prove that he can do Angie's job as well as she can, George decides to takes over the planning of a wedding for one of Angie's rich clients.
George's attempt to rig a productivity contest at the factory comes back to haunt him when he is unable to sleep because of a nightmare about his childhood.
George discovers that his company is relocating to Mexico and that he will soon be out of a job; Angie fears she may be pregnant and awaits test results.
D.J.'s teacher decides to give his students free reign for the upcoming Thanksgiving pageant which begins to upset some of their parents about the idea.
Dan's old band visits Lanford to play, but when Dan thinks the band will let him back in to play this show, he is denied and becomes upset over the issue.
While Roseanne creates a video time capsule, Becky and Darlene find some old love letters and D.J. is upset to learn that his baby book was never done.
C.C. convinces Fran that Maxwell has feelings for a former business associate that bears a striking resemblance to her; Brighton directs a music video.
A middle-aged businessman develops a romantic interest in his cardiac nurse while he recovers from a heart attack and becomes determined to earn her affections.
A middle-aged businessman develops a romantic interest in his cardiac nurse while he recovers from a heart attack and becomes determined to earn her affections.
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