ABC, the network that famously cut ties with comedian Roseanne Barr, is now desperately seeking her return to save their flailing show, “The Conners.” This surprising turn of events comes just six years after they killed off her character and tried to move on without her.
In an exclusive interview, Roseanne expressed her frustration with the network’s decision to sever ties with her. “They expected America to be okay with my character’s death and tried to force my family down the people’s throat,” she said. She made it clear that she has no intention of coming back to save the show that she believes ABC mishandled. “It’s not my fault they can’t do their jobs. Maybe they should have apologized back then,” she added.
However, there seems to be some confusion surrounding Roseanne’s potential return. Entertainment correspondent Tara Newhole discovered that Roseanne had no knowledge of any negotiations, as she was mistakenly interviewed by a parody account on Twitter. It seems that a user impersonating Roseanne had been creating chaos, leaving the real Roseanne perplexed.
Roseanne, who may or may not be the real person, took a moment to address the situation. “That @Roseanne4112 is a real jerk for pretending to be me. Please be aware that I am not associated with that account,” she clarified. She also took the opportunity to redirect fans to her profile, where she shares valuable investing advice, but reassured readers that she does not endorse crypto investments.
In conclusion, ABC’s attempt to revive their struggling show by bringing back Roseanne seems to be nothing more than wishful thinking. With Roseanne showing no interest and disassociating herself from fake accounts, the future of “The Conners” remains uncertain. Only time will tell if the network can recover from the consequences of their past actions and win back their viewers’ trust.
