Is The Roseanne Show coming back?

The Roseanne Show ended on June 23, 2000, after its two-year run on syndication.

The show was a syndicated talk show hosted by American actress Roseanne Barr, who followed the end of her long-running sitcom with this series. It featured Roseanne interviewing a variety of guests, often with her signature brassy, in-your-face humor centered around domestic life. The program was notable for being the first to be recorded digitally and included interactive elements such as live call-ins from viewers and celebrities. The set was designed to resemble a home environment, with rotating scenes including a living room, kitchen, and garden, and sometimes incorporated audience participation through skits like Judge Roseanne and a dating game parody. Throughout its run, the show also featured segments with Roseanne’s producer and her sidekick, Dailey Pike, with Michael Fishman joining as her cyber sidekick in season two.

The series was a mix of comedy and talk, reflecting Roseanne Barr’s distinctive style. It aired from September 14, 1998, to June 23, 2000, on syndication. Roseanne Barr was the main host, and Michael Fishman appeared as her sidekick, contributing to the show's lively and informal atmosphere. The runtime for each episode was approximately 60 minutes.