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Growing up, I actually preferred watching the working class struggles on Roseanne compared to the light-hearted family conflicts portrayed on Full House. The Conner family always seemed to be drowning in perpetual debt and problems, yet the family took each day at a time staying afloat by being well-armed with their sense of humor and humility.

uhuh-she-said:

Mike Summers (The State Representative): Bringing in new business is my number one priority.

Roseanne: How?

Mike Summers: Through tax incentives. See, we’re going to make it cheaper for out of state businesses to set up shop right here in Lanford.

Roseanne: So they get a tax break?

Mike Summers: Yea. That’s why they come here

Roseanne: Well whose going to pay the taxes that they aint paying?

Mike Summers: Well y-you will. But you’ll be working. Good steady employment.

Roseanne: Union wages?

Mike Summers: Well now, part of the reason these companies are finding it so expensive to operate in other locations—

Roseanne: So, they’re gonna dump the unions so they can come here and hire us at scab wages, and then for that privilege we get to pay their taxes.

Mike Summers: Is your husband home?

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via colorlines / 1 year ago / 365 notes /
  1. broken-endings reblogged this from havealemon and added:
    You tell em Roseanne There used to be more commentary on TV than there is now. We need it back really bad.
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  5. triciapants reblogged this from uhuh-she-said and added:
    No joke: I just watched this and transcribed the entire thing, only...Google and find...
  6. xlivvielockex reblogged this from bananaleaves and added:
    Roseanne just gave a great interview where she discusses how shows like Roseanne aren’t on anymore and how people really...
  7. rantingnraging reblogged this from joetheblogger and added:
    holy whaaaa? apparently i need to give roseanne another chance…
  8. doktorgirlfriend reblogged this from helloiamfine and added:
    Roseanne is always one of my favorite sitcoms because it was so good about avoiding shit like that. But it did fall prey...
  9. helloiamfine reblogged this from thenjw and added:
    And both the mom AND the dad were each allowed to call the other on being a ridiculous bitch once in a while, instead of...
  10. thenjw reblogged this from theboycanthelpit and added:
    THIS. also, have there been any sitcoms since that were about a family where the dad was a big, average-looking guy and...
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  13. allreb reblogged this from wicked-grin and added:
    Roseanne is my all-time favorite sitcom. As a kid, it was the only thing on TV that looked like where I lived.
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  15. nikolecababa reblogged this from colorlines and added:
    Growing up, I actually preferred watching the working class struggles on Roseanne compared to the light-hearted family...
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  19. morganwinn reblogged this from markcoatney and added:
    Roseanne was way more political than most people realized.
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