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Lauren Eve Anderson is known for Roseanne (1988), The People Next Door (1989) and The Cosby Show (1984).
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Lauren Eve Anderson is known for Roseanne (1988), The People Next Door (1989) and The Cosby Show (1984).
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Explore life, death and everything in between through the relatable, hilarious and brutally honest lens of the working-class Conner household, which is located in the drab, fictional exurb of ...
Many early scripts were written by women: Grace McKeaney, Lauren Eve Anderson, and Laurie Gelman (the first female writer-producer to work on Roseanne), and directed by Ellen Gittelsohn. Barr maintained that the characters of "Roseanne" and her family were based heavily on Roseanne herself and her own children and lived experience.
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Slice of Life was the 18th episode of Season 1 of Roseanne, also the 18th overall series episode. Directed by John Sgueglia and co-written by Lauren Eve Anderson and David McFadzean, it first aired on ABC-TV on March 7, 1989.
Becky is getting ready for a big slumber party, and Darlene is getting ready to pitch the big game. Darlene is extremely moody, and argues with Roseanne before slamming out of the house. After Roseanne gets a phone call that Darlene is under going emergency surgery, she becomes wrecked with guilt over the morning's fight.
•Darlene Conner was 11 years old in this episode, but Sara Gilbert was actually 14 years old.
Jackie: Roseanne, yelling at Darlene, it's like breathing! It's just an involuntary response!
Roseanne: I just asked one question and nobody can answer me. I asked, what's going on with my kid? That's not a stupid question, that's a question any person has a right to know. What's happening to my kid?
Dr. Bryce: Mr. and Mrs. Connor, Darlene's just out of surgery.
Roseanne: Is she all right?
Dr. Bryce: She's fine.
Roseanne: Then what am I yelling about?
