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Plans for David and Darlene's wedding are made; Bev is excluded from the wedding preparations and therefore takes part in a seniors dance course.
Plans for David and Darlene's wedding are made; Bev is excluded from the wedding preparations and therefore takes part in a seniors dance course.
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S8, EP21 "Morning Becomes Obnoxious"A television news reporter interviews Roseanne in the street.
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S8, EP22 "Ballroom Blitz"Plans for David and Darlene's wedding are made; Bev is excluded from the wedding preparations and therefore takes part in a seniors dance course.
Roseanne
S8, EP23 "The Wedding"The Conners celebrate Darlene's wedding day; Darlene and Dan have another fight, but they reconcile immediately.
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S8, EP24 "Heart & Soul"Roseanne does not move from Dan's side, after he suffers a heart attack at Darlene's wedding.
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S8, EP20 "Another Mouth to Shut Up"Darlene is pregnant and wants to marry David; Roseanne and Dan are shocked and have very different reactions to Darlene and David's big news.
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S8, EP19 "Springtime for David"David takes a job at a bizarre amusement park so he can escape the Conner household; while working there, he must always be cheerful and tidy.
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S8, EP18 "Disney World War II"The Conner family goes to Disney World; Rosanne becomes an expert in ordering room service; the park has a profound effect on Roseanne's usually complaining brood.
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S8, EP17 "We're Going to Disney World"Dan announces his job in the workshop and gets a pretty good compensation; instead of paying off the debts or saving money, Roseanne plans a holiday with the whole family; the goal is Disney World in Florida.
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