Roseanne

The whole franchise probably should have ended after Roseanne Barr's racist tirade.

"I thought that bitch was white!"

ABC is set to move forward with a new ten-episode series, weeks after its disgraced star's racist tweet fiasco.

No one should shed any tears for the sitcom star, but it's time to look at the broader dynamics of what's become a toxic social media site.

That was fast.

Hardly anyone is standing by Roseanne Barr after her insane tweets led to ABC canceling her show.

The network said Barr's tweet about Valerie Jarrett was inconsistent with its values.

She's offended feminists, President George Bush, and everyone in between. With a series reboot coming next year, Roseanne is the perfect comedian to comment on the lives of Trump voters.

Traditional networks are increasingly looking at rebooting old shows and that might actually be a win for progressives.

Sarcastic, witty, and determined, the iconic Darlene Conner continues to influence television shows—and young women.

The delightfully trashy and decadent Pink Squirrel made its mark on <i>Roseanne</i>, <i>The Nanny</i>, and your mom's college days. And now it's back to get you drunk.