Alicia Goranson and Roseanne Barr, on the ABC Television Network comedy "Roseanne," on the "Becky's Choice" episode, Feb. 28, 1989. ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty Images 2. Lecy Goranson played ...

From Harris running The Lunchbox to Darlene's future ambitions, The Conners season 7 forgot countless great storylines from ...

The whole Conner clan returns for the “Roseanne” reunion this week, including Lecy Goranson, who played Becky, and Sarah Chalke, who played … Becky. Yes: Roseanne Barr’s beloved sitcom ...

And specifically, like, what’s the deal with Becky? I’ll answer the first question first: pretty much everyone is coming back. Roseanne Barr and John Goodman are back as Roseanne and Dan Conner.

I feel like there's been a lot of, like you mentioned (about) the old Roseanne series and in this one, there's been so many powerful Dan and Becky scenes. And you really see their struggle ...

Fans of Roseanne were shocked when Lecy Goranson, the actress who originally portrayed Becky Conner, left the show.When the hit ABC sitcom premiered back in 1988, Lecy — who was then just 14 ...

Similarly, when the family got rid of Dan and Roseanne’s old furniture, Becky made a tasteless joke about sending the old items down to hell with her mother. As such, it is not shocking that ...

Roseanne viewers may have been a little confused after Tuesday's episode, "Eggs Over, Not Easy," when Becky finds out her chances of ever getting pregnant are very slim. In a conversation with ...

Just watched Season 10 ep. 4 of #Roseanne. Definitely my favorite episode so far. I love seeing the relationship between Darlene & Becky -- always picking on each other, but there's so much love too.

Jackie interrupts and notes that it’s Becky’s body and therefore her decision. She looks to her sister for support and a reluctant Roseanne has to agree. Dan storms into the garage to drink ...

Glenn and family are frequently on my mind. We put his picture in the hallway we pass each day. After my #Roseanne press tour today drove down and visited him.

I was Becky, not quite fully grasping that we were poor or that money was in short supply. This was the genius of Roseanne — it transcended race, class and political boundaries while appearing ...