Roseanne Into That Good Night Part 2 (Part 1)

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[vincentjr1988]

Oh rats! RATS RATS RAT! lol

[Anya017]

I can't stand Nancy.

[churchorganfan]

Auntie Scott! Haha!

[TheObsession4]

@Popteart wow



[Popteart]

Fuck the last 15 minutes of this episode.

[b1tchJ]

lmao, Nancy's expression. God I'd be crying if I were Harris.

[FrailShiver]

You don't know how much I wish the original Becky was in the final episode. Just would have been a nice touch to the final episode.

[shanmer391]

@chuckzgrl It's true! I so want a baby like her!!

[EgyptianKeyz]

@musicaltheatergeek79 Right. I'm black. and there are plenty of stereotypical jokes about black people... all of which are inapplicable to me! It's annoying to see these stereotypes over and over. (Even more annoying when people expect me to live up to such stereotypes) So I feel your pain.

[musicaltheatergeek79]

@EgyptianKeyz fair enough. :-) I can see how it would be funny, if I weren't gay. But when things hit close to home, it's harder to remain objective. I suppose I would laugh at a fat joke, for instance, since I'm not overweight and never had a problem with my weight, whereas someone who is/has would probably be sensitive to that. Mind you, I wouldn't make fun of someone who was fat, but I smile when Roseanne almost got stuck in the window when she and Jackie sneaked back to their childhood home.

[EgyptianKeyz]

@musicaltheatergeek79 I understand what you mean. I see where the media's portrayal of gay men can be frustrating because they do seem put them all into the same feminized stereotype. Such a repeated stereotype is dangerous, because it conditions people who watch programs that promote this stereotype to believe that's how all gay men are; even though its not true. I understand your frustrations, but im sorry, i still think its funny.

[musicaltheatergeek79]

"This is Aunt Scott & Aunt Leon! PRICELESS!!"

@EgyptianKeyz I found it insulting. As a gay man, I don't identify as female. It irks me that the media often portrays gay men as effeminate. I'm just a man, who happens to be sexually and romantically attracted to other men.