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Roseanne is overjoyed when Becky breaks up with Mark, but her long-awaited confrontation with him ends in surprise.
Roseanne is overjoyed when Becky breaks up with Mark, but her long-awaited confrontation with him ends in surprise.
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S4, EP20 "Therapy"Roseanne visits a therapist with Jackie; Arnie persuades Dan to hire a tattoo artist for the motorcycle shop.
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S4, EP21 "Lies"Darlene seeks advice from Dan and Becky but not Roseanne; Roseanne worries about passing a lie detector test.
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S4, EP22 "Deliverance"Crystal goes into labor, and Dan coaches her in the delivery room; Roseanne is delayed at the coffee shop.
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S5, EP2 "Terms of Estrangement"Dan feels like a failure after losing the bike shop; newlyweds Mark and Becky return for a visit.
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S4, EP19 "The Commercial Show"Roseanne convinces Leon that the Conner family should appear in a television commercial for the coffee shop.
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S4, EP18 "This Old House"Roseanne and Jackie say goodbye to their childhood home before the demolition crew arrives; Darlene befriends Mark's brother.
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S4, EP17 "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do"Roseanne is overjoyed when Becky breaks up with Mark, but her long-awaited confrontation with him ends in surprise.
Roseanne
S4, EP16 "Less Is More"Rosanne is suffering from persistent back pain and her doctor suggests a breast-reduction surgery; Roseanne informs Dan about it, who is shocked, but he takes his wife to the hospital; after the surgery, her breasts appears twice as large.
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