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Roseanne: The Complete Ninth Season [4 Discs][Fullscreen] - DVD

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Rating: NR
Format: DVD
Length: 552 minutes
Genre: General Television
Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

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Includes:

Roseanne: Call Waiting (1996)

Roseanne: Millions From Heaven (1996)

Roseanne: Someday My Prince Will Come (1996)

Roseanne: Home Is Where the Afgan Is (1996)

Roseanne: Hoi Polloi Meets Hoiti Toiti (1996)

Roseanne: Satan, Darling (1996)

Roseanne: Honor Thy Mother (1996)

Roseanne: What a Day for a Daydream (1996)

Roseanne: Home for the Holidays (1996)

Roseanne: Mothers and Other Strangers (1996)

Roseanne: Roseambo (1996)

Roseanne: Pampered to a Pulp (1996)

Roseanne: Hit the Road, Jack (1997)

Roseanne: A Second Chance (1997)

Roseanne: Lanford's Elite - Part 1 (1997)

Roseanne: Roseanne-Feld (1997)

Roseanne: Into That Good Night (1997)

Roseanne: The Truth Be Told (1997)

Roseanne: The Miracle (1997)

Roseanne: Some Enchanted Merger - Part 2 (1997)

Roseanne: The War Room (1997)

Roseanne: Say It Ain't So (1997)

Roseanne: Arsenic and Old Mom (1997)

Roseanne: Call Waiting
In the first episode of the ninth and final season of Roseanne, the Conners are separated after the big fight the end of season eight. Roseanne just sits around watching TV at Jackie's house while, back at home, Dan spends his time fixing household items. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Millions From Heaven
Jackie reveals that the Conners have won the lottery, to the tune of one hundred million dollars. After they confirm their winning ticket, everyone in town suddenly rushes to befriend them. News reporter Kathleen Sullivan and TV icon Robin Leach guest star as themselves. Dan and Roseanne make a vow to continue being regular people no matter how much money they have. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Someday My Prince Will Come
A prince (Jim Varney) comes to Lanford with hopes of romancing Jackie. He then invites the Conners on a trip to New York. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Home Is Where the Afgan Is
In this Thanksgiving episode, Roseanne is glad that she won't have to cook, but she's upset that Dan won't be there. Leon (Martin Mull) and Scott (Fred Willard) visit with the news that they are thinking about adopting a child. This leads into a discussion with Bev (Estelle Parsons) where she announces her attraction to women. The episode ends at the homeless shelter. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Hoi Polloi Meets Hoiti Toiti
Socialite Astrid Wentworth (Mo Gaffney) invites the Conners to visit her snobby family at Martha's Vineyard. Kiki Wentworth (Hillary Tuck) tries to come on to D.J., while Roseanne teaches Doris Wentworth (Dina Merrill) other ways to get her frustrations out rather than prescription medication. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Satan, Darling
In this Halloween episode, Roseanne and Jackie go to a fancy Upper West Side party with Patsy (Joanna Lumley) and Edina (Jennifer Saunders, who co-wrote the episode with Roseanne) from Absolutely Fabulous. Strange things start to happen to the pregnant Darlene in a take on Rosemary's Baby. This episode was directed by Roseanne. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Honor Thy Mother
After winning the lottery, Dan acts strange around the house and with his friends. He doesn't watch Monday night football and starts fixing things around the house at odd hours of the night. When he finally reveals that his mother is in a psychiatric hospital, he and Roseanne make plans to take her to California to see a specialist. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: What a Day for a Daydream
In the 200th episode of the series, Roseanne has daydreams about her new wealthy life after winning the lottery. Hugh Hefner and Jerry Springer appear as themselves. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Home for the Holidays
Dan returns home after staying with his mother out in California. Allan Stephan appears as Santa Claus. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Mothers and Other Strangers
Roseanne misses Dan, so she visits Nana Mary (Shelley Winters) with Leon (Martin Mull) and Scott (Fred Willard). Nana Mary (Shelley Winters) tells stories about her rebellious past and leaves everyone with very sound advice. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Roseambo
Roseanne battles a group of terrorists when her family is held up on a hijacked train. Guest star Steven Seagal appears as himself. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Pampered to a Pulp
Armed with lottery money, Roseanne and Jackie get the deluxe treatment at a beauty salon, including seaweed wraps, facials, waxes, and yoga. While undergoing a past-life regression, Roseanne believes she used to be Xena Warrior Princess. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Hit the Road, Jack
Dan gets ready to leave for California, Roseanne tries to figure out what to do about their marriage, and D.J. meets a girl named Heather (Heather Matarazzo). ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: A Second Chance
Dan comes home to make things up with Roseanne right when Jackie calls with the news that Darlene is going into labor. They spend the night at the hospital and decide to try to put their marriage back together. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Lanford's Elite - Part 1
Roseanne and Jackie go to a luncheon at the Lanford Country Club, where they meet the son of their old boss: Edgar Wellman Jr. (James Brolin) of the Wellman Plastics factory. It appears that the factory is in need of financial help and Roseanne's money could save the factory. Part one of a two-part episode. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Roseanne-Feld
Jackie and Mark (Glenn Quinn) watch female wrestling, D.J. and Heather (Heather Matarazzo) take their relationship to another level, and Bev (Estelle Parsons) introduces her new friend, Joyce (Ruta Lee). ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Into That Good Night
In the two-part series conclusion episode, Darlene and David (Johnny Galecki) bring home their daughter, Harris Conner Healey, from the hospital. Bev (Estelle Parsons), Leon (Martin Mull), Scott (Fred Willard), and Nancy (Sandra Bernhard) come over to celebrate and order pizza. Leon and Scott announce that they've adopted a baby, and Becky reveals she's pregnant. Finally, Roseanne concludes the episode with a monologue explaining how much of the series comes from her real life, and that the ninth season was a fictionalized fantasy for the character of Roseanne. Supposedly, Dan Conner died when he had a heart attack at Darlene and David's wedding at the end of season eight. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: The Truth Be Told
Roseanne gets overwhelmed by producers and such who want to turn her life into a television movie. Bev (Estelle Parsons), Joyce (Ruta Lee), and Leon (Martin Mull) unwittingly tell stories about Roseanne to a local merchant, who ends up being a reporter in disguise. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: The Miracle
Darlene gives birth to a premature baby and Dr. Rudman (Dann Florek) doesn't think it'll survive. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Some Enchanted Merger - Part 2
Jackie accuses Roseanne of being attracted to Edgar Wellman (James Brolin), Mark (Glenn Quinn) gives D.J. advice about Heather (Heather Matarazzo), and Roseanne enjoys a fantasy of herself as Evita and Edgar as Juan Peron. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: The War Room
Roseanne is depressed about Dan's affair. After she stays in bed for days eating junk food, her friends and family members try different ways to get her to snap out of it. Nancy (Sandra Bernhard) tries to lure her out of bed with crystals and New Age methods. Eventually, Roseanne comes out on her own with a decision about the diner. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Say It Ain't So
Jackie makes Dan tell Roseanne about his affair with a nurse while he was in California. Jackie has to deal with her own problems when it appears that Prince Carlos (Jim Varney) has gotten married. Meanwhile, D.J. offers to videotape Darlene giving birth, but he's too squeamish to do it. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Roseanne: Arsenic and Old Mom
Dan's mother, Audrey (Debbie Reynolds), comes to visit the Conners after she gets out of the mental hospital. When it appears that she is not really cured, Dan is forced to call a doctor (Lawrence Broch). ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

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Additional Features

Two exclusive, brand new "tell-all" interviews: A Legacy of Class, Breaking the Sitcom Mold Video commentary

Roseanne: The Complete Ninth Season [4 Discs]: AMG Review
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Includes:

Roseanne: Call Waiting (1996)

Roseanne: Millions From Heaven (1996)

Roseanne: Someday My Prince Will Come (1996)

Roseanne: Home Is Where the Afgan Is (1996)

Roseanne: Hoi Polloi Meets Hoiti Toiti (1996)

Roseanne: Satan, Darling (1996)

Roseanne: Honor Thy Mother (1996)

Roseanne: What a Day for a Daydream (1996)

Roseanne: Home for the Holidays (1996)

Roseanne: Mothers and Other Strangers (1996)

Roseanne: Roseambo (1996)

Roseanne: Pampered to a Pulp (1996)

Roseanne: Hit the Road, Jack (1997)

Roseanne: A Second Chance (1997)

Roseanne: Lanford's Elite - Part 1 (1997)

Roseanne: Roseanne-Feld (1997)

Roseanne: Into That Good Night (1997)

Roseanne: The Truth Be Told (1997)

Roseanne: The Miracle (1997)

Roseanne: Some Enchanted Merger - Part 2 (1997)

Roseanne: The War Room (1997)

Roseanne: Say It Ain't So (1997)

Roseanne: Arsenic and Old Mom (1997)

Roseanne: Call Waiting
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Roseanne: Millions From Heaven
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Roseanne: Someday My Prince Will Come
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Roseanne: Home Is Where the Afgan Is
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Roseanne: Hoi Polloi Meets Hoiti Toiti
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Satan, Darling
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Honor Thy Mother
No reviews available.

Roseanne: What a Day for a Daydream
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Home for the Holidays
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Mothers and Other Strangers
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Roseambo
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Pampered to a Pulp
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Hit the Road, Jack
No reviews available.

Roseanne: A Second Chance
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Lanford's Elite - Part 1
No reviews available.

Roseanne: Roseanne-Feld
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Roseanne: Into That Good Night
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Roseanne: The Truth Be Told
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Roseanne: The Miracle
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Roseanne: Some Enchanted Merger - Part 2
No reviews available.

Roseanne: The War Room
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Roseanne: Say It Ain't So
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Roseanne: Arsenic and Old Mom
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