TV Guide Cozi TV Tuesday

Dan is hosting his usual poker game when Roseanne bumps into Arnie, who confides to her and gives her a kiss after a talk, leaving her to question his motives.

Friends and family members help the Conners transform their home into the scariest house on the street; Dan and Roseanne become engaged in a prank war.

Roseanne seeks any time of relaxation from the hassle of dealing with all the kids and her husband, and she thinks she found her spot it in the bathtub.

Thanksgiving Day has arrived and what starts off as a happy occasion turns ugly when Jackie finally tells her mother about her new job.

Fran and the Sheffield's travel to Hollywood in order to appear on a television show that is featuring a humorous home video that Fran sent in.

Maxwell attempts to keep Maggie away from boys for the Christmas holiday by sending her away to a Jewish collective community on Fran's advice.

Fran discovers that the man she is dating is possibly connected to a crime family, but she becomes too scared to end the relationship.

Fran becomes featured negatively in a fashion magazine after Maxwell leaves the house in a rush and brings her a handbag that doesn't match her outfit.

Bob attempts to find the confidence to fight for another chance with Abishola; Uncle Tunde and Dottie form an unexpected friendship.

When Bob lets Dele get a new haircut, he ends up trapped between Abishola's anger and Dele's stubbornness; Dottie struggles with the MaxDot board of directors.

Mark and Jonathan attempt to bring together a mother and her son, who has managed to grow up to become the premier of the U.S.S.R.

The son of a Nazi-death-camp survivor talks about his knowledge of the Holocaust, and gets into an argument with a man who was once a neo-Nazi.

Two friends, sensible Malcolm McGee and outlandish Eddie Sherman, decide to become business partners after purchasing an old Irish pub.

Two friends, sensible Malcolm McGee and outlandish Eddie Sherman, decide to become business partners after purchasing an old Irish pub.

A former 1970s singer takes a job as a high school music teacher in Chicago's West Side and faces the hazards of students and teachers.

A former 1970s singer takes a job as a high school music teacher in Chicago's West Side and faces the hazards of students and teachers.

The female attorney who is defending Frasier and Daphne against Donny's lawsuit has become a prospective romantic partner for Frasier.

Frasier hopes to hide the fact that he has continued to stay friends with Roz's on-again, off-again boyfriend; Niles puts Eddie in a kennel.

Frasier is awarded a lifetime achievement honor; Niles seeks reassurance from Martin; Roz is wondering why Daphne is putting on weight.

Frasier hopes to impart to his son an appreciation for the outdoors by taking him camping; Daphne and Niles attempt to set Roz up on a date.

Roseanne begins to get lightheaded after receiving her lottery winnings and begins to daydream about being on the Jerry Springer Show and meeting Hugh Hefner.

Dan begins acting weird around the house and the bar, seeking the meaning of life and leaving the people around him to figure out what has got him so upset.

A prince arrives in Lanford and quickly falls in love with Jackie, who doesn't believe he is a prince until Leon recognizes him after seeing him on the news.

Roseanne and Jackie head off to an exclusive body spa to have a week of relaxation, but when it turns out to be awful, they look for anyway to get out.

George attempts to assist his friend Ernie in losing some extra pounds before his bosses decide to have him fired for being overweight.

George becomes worried about Max's safety after learning that he is involved in an online relationship with a teenage girl in Chicago.

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.

Peggy is unable to receive her high school diploma because she is missing a credit, so she must repeat and pass her home economics class.

After desperately searching for a new job, Kelly gleefully accepts a position as the weather reporter at a local television station.

When Al is the judge of a beauty contest at the shoe store, he begins having nightmares about feet; Kelly makes Bud and Marcy think they slept together.

Al throws a yard sale to get rid of junk after he discovers Peg's new purchases, but no one seems to be interested in the Bundy's junk.

The Bundy family plans to go on a vacation during Labor Day weekend, but they spend the entire weekend trapped in traffic on a Chicago highway.

To avoid going with Peg and Bud to Wanker County, Al and Kelly pretend to be sick, but Kelly really becomes sick and Al must care for her all week.

Arthur brings a bug infestation into the home, leading Carrie and Doug to move out while the slightly creepy exterminator does his work.

Doug tries to convince Carrie to sell her hair to a wig-maker to raise money for their cruise, but finds himself disappointed with the results.

When Doug learns that Carrie is disappointed with his lack of ambition, he feigns a mid-life crisis in order to take a much-anticipated rollercoaster ride.

Both Doug and Deacon start spending some quality time with each other's wives when they realize that they have much more in common.

Doug's attempt at romance uncovers Carrie's "work retreat" for what it really is, and Danny and Spence's plan to get into a Billy Idol concert backfires.

Carrie is ready to put Arthur in a retirement home after he sets the basement on fire, but Doug makes a discovery that forces him to reconsider.

George gets so caught up preparing the company for a visit from the President of the United States that he unwittingly commits a crime.

George decides to invite his father to have dinner with him and his family; Benny gets upset at George for allowing Manny back into their lives.

George discovers that Angie's parents are getting a divorce, which prompts him to begin to worry about his own marriage and whether his wife might leave him.

George must take Benny to the doctor for a personal problem; George discovers that he has a sister that Benny gave away at birth, and he sets out to locate her.

Darlene's teacher recognizes a poem that she recently wrote and asks her to recite the poem at an assembly in front of the parents and student body.

Roseanne picks up a second job working nights at the Lobo Lounge to make ends meet, but Dan becomes unhappy about her decision to leave the family like that.

Becky's late arrivals to dinner finally send Roseanne past the boiling point as she grounds Becky, who is led to give Roseanne the silent treatment.

Roseanne has come to hate her new 17-year-old boss for being younger than she is but realizes she has to treat him with respect so she can get weekends off.

Fran decides to quit after Maxwell hurts her feelings and refuses to apologize, but Maxwell realizes he has made a mistake attempts to find her.

When Fran learns that her mother has kicked her father out of the house, she enlists the help of her grandmothers to get the couple back together.

Val begins to spend all of her free time with her new boyfriend; C.C. decides to quit after Maxwell refuses to make her an equal business partner.

After Fran agrees to a Valentine's Day date with a police officer, she discovers she has a secret admirer who appears to be Mr. Sheffield.

Bob, Douglas and Christina work together to convince Dottie to draft a will; Abishola and Kemi's friendship is put to the test when Kemi is caught in a lie.

Abishola is excited when Bob decides to go back to work and out for an impromptu road trip with Goodwin.