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Of this journey into roseanne's life and radicalization. >> why don't we know more about her? >> that's a really good question, and i think in the early days after january 6th, the focus was on ashli babbitt, and the way the victims of -- and, again, the victims here being portrayed by the far right was that these were people who had gone to peacefully protest and were killed by the police while they were engaged in peaceful protests. obviously that's not the reality, and anyone who was watching the events of that day knew that. but people like ashli babbitt were symbolized and became martyrs ...

>> no, it would kill her. but she's already dead, so carry on. >> one of the things that i love about the sitcom is that it is necessarily a reflection of the atmosphere in which it's made. and so leaving aside roseanne's repugnant views as an individual person, i think the show that was rebooted by abc is really about how do you make ends meet in the 21st century? ♪ >> i hope everyone is enjoying the movie. i'm having a blast sitting on this hard chair paying bills on a plastic tray stolen from hometown buffet. >> one of the reasons i think that the connors works in like the 2010s is becaus...

Wellman. >> she was fired, and she had to go back to just being a waitress. it's really a sad look at life in the '80s where the roseannes of the world are just left behind. >> i did let my family down, and you know it and i know it. that hurts. it hurts real bad, deb. >> because of what's gone on with roseanne recently, i think people tend to forget she changed the idea of what a woman could be on television. what a mom could be on television. what a wife could be on television. she changed that. >> hey. >> what? >> get a job.

>> juggling three growing kids, juggling jobs. >> well, you little ladies enjoying your lunch? >> well, the veal is tres bien. and how is your swordfish? >> as usual, the food is to die for. but the ambience stinks. >> that show was so fully in regular normal midwestern life. >> phone bill. >> "roseanne" was reflective of the average american family. it was masterfully done. >> you're messing up my system, roseanne. >> what system? you pay the ones marked final notice, and you throw the rest away. >> she wasn't educated. she couldn't fit in. >> i think of an episode where roseanne got a new jo...

Associated with excess and with wealth. but "roseanne" would upend this fantasy vision of upper middle-class life. >> wait a minute. my cereal at home is the name brand. >> no, see, it's just a name brand box and i've been refilling it with the cheap stuff since 1985. >> one of the things that is extraordinary about "roseanne" is that in many ways it mirrors "the honeymooners." it's a very simple show. main set is the kitchen. it's somewhat gritty and somewhat dark. and it has extraordinary acting. >> bull, bull. >> picking at me and making little cracks! >> we always make little cracks. we al...