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Dan and Roseanne struggle with D.J.'s reluctance to kiss a girl in the school play.
Dan and Roseanne struggle with D.J.'s reluctance to kiss a girl in the school play.
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S7, EP10 "Thanksgiving 1994"The Conner family gathers for Thanksgiving dinner; Dan and Roseanne plan to reveal the gender of the baby they are expecting.
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S7, EP11 "Maybe Baby"Dan and Roseanne are awaiting the results of the pregnancy; Dan tries to soothe and comfort Roseanne, but she feels misunderstood and thinks Dan would prefer she didn't have the baby.
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S7, EP12 "The Parenting Trap"DJ's teacher asks Dan and Roseanne to come and talk to the school; she tells the Conners that she thinks DJ has a learning disability because he refuses to solve problems at the board.
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S7, EP13 "Rear Window"Dan and Roseanne see the neighbors from the bedroom window; Mark is confused because Becky regularly meets David for coffee and finally asks Darlene for help.
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S7, EP9 "White Men Can't Kiss"Dan and Roseanne struggle with D.J.'s reluctance to kiss a girl in the school play.
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S7, EP8 "Punch and Jimmy"Roseanne and Jackie pay Darlene and her boyfriend (Danny Masterson) a surprise visit at college; Dan referees fights at home.
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S7, EP7 "Follow the Son"D.J. is growing up, and Roseanne is having trouble loosening the apron strings; David finds that Darlene's planning to move in with her new boyfriend Jimmy.
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S7, EP6 "Skeleton in the Closet"It's Roseanne's favorite holiday, Halloween, and Leon's planning a gay soiree at the diner; during the party, Roseanne is horrified to learn about a secret in Fred's past.
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