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A tough, nit-picking new supervisor at the factory makes life unbearable for all the employees, including a fed-up Roseanne; pushed to her limit, Roseanne cuts a deal with the devil.
A tough, nit-picking new supervisor at the factory makes life unbearable for all the employees, including a fed-up Roseanne; pushed to her limit, Roseanne cuts a deal with the devil.
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S1, EP20 "Toto, We're Not in Kansas Anymore"The Conner family reacts with typical humor when a tornado threatens Lanford.
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S1, EP21 "Death and Stuff"The Conners have a corpse in their kitchen, which interferes with Dan's attempts to repair the refrigerator.
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S1, EP22 "Dear Mom and Dad"Jackie's apartment is uninhabitable so she spends a few days at the Conners'; an unexpected visit from Roseanne's parents creates havoc.
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S1, EP23 "Let's Call It Quits"A tough, nit-picking new supervisor at the factory makes life unbearable for all the employees, including a fed-up Roseanne; pushed to her limit, Roseanne cuts a deal with the devil.
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S1, EP19 "Workin' Overtime"Roseanne's heavy overtime is about to push her over the edge; after two weeks of working every night and coming home to chaos, her only last resort is to run away; she winds up at a diner where she swaps stories.
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S1, EP18 "The Slice of Life"Darlene's emergency appendectomy inspires Roseanne and Dan to re-evaluate what their daughter means to them.
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S1, EP17 "Becky's Choice"Becky finds herself in a real jam when Roseanne invites her boyfriend Chip and his parents over for an impromptu dinner party; unbeknownst to Roseanne, Becky's plans for the evening include another man.
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S1, EP16 "Mall Story"It's that time of year, Lanford's annual Spring-A-Thon; what better way for the whole family to spend the day than at the mall; the Conner clan packs up and heads for the place that has something for everybody.
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